New evidence has appeared subsequent to the initial hearing which could have affected the original findings. The sanction is grossly inappropriate to the proven violation. Student requests an appeal, in writing, within two working days of receipt of judicial decision letter. Appeals will only be considered if the letter contains specific reasons and justification based on the criteria for appeal. The assigned appeal officer will review the written appeal request, the incident file, and the decision letter.
All appellate decisions are final.
When it has been determined that a student has committed a violation of College policy with respect to regulations regarding the use or possession of alcohol or a controlled substance, the College may disclose to parents or legal guardians such information, if the student is less than 21 years of age. Parents or guardians of students under the age of 21 can be notified of such determinations regarding violations of College narcotic or other controlled substance policies and those alcohol violations that result in disciplinary probation, an assessment for chemical dependency or more severe sanctions. This includes both College related Exchange and Study Abroad programs. This means that any incident involving a student that harms the College s interest will be reviewed to determine if College judicial action is warranted.