In such an event the associate vice president shall convene a hearing board. Sealed envelopes shall be destroyed after the student or students graduate, or after the time allowed for the completion of a program. If the student or students do not agree with the allegations, the faculty member shall either grade the questionable work as if the work were unquestionable, or shall submit the case to the second stage for a disciplinary hearing in accordance with the Procedures for Hearing Boards set forth in the Student Handbook. A judgment that specific work violated the University of Baltimore Academic Integrity Policy will result in non-credit for that work, with a consequent grade in accordance with the grading policy indicated in the course syllabus. Disciplinary suspension precludes a student from registration, class attendance, and use of University facilities for at least one semester but not more than one year.
Disciplinary suspension is recorded for the term of suspension in the student's academic record.
Credit for any courses completed during suspension are not acceptable transfer credits at the University of Baltimore. Dismissal is permanently recorded in the student's academic record. Credits for any course completed during dismissal are not acceptable as transfer credits at the University of Baltimore. A student who has been dismissed is not eligible for re-admission earlier than one year following dismissal and then only with the approval of the appropriate academic dean. Disciplinary expulsion is permanent dismissal from the University and cancellation of all permission and privileges related thereto.