Failure to comply with the imposed sanctions will result in referral to the vice president for student life, who may impose additional sanctions, including suspension and termination. A record of disciplinary action shall be kept by the dean of students for five academic years from the student's separation date from the university. The sanction of suspension requires the student to be separated from the university for a specified period of time, including permanent suspension. The student may not participate in any university-sponsored activity and may be banned from university premises unless otherwise specified. It may include the loss of such privileges as may be consistent with the offense committed and the rehabilitation of the student.
Any expenses incurred are the responsibility of the offending student.
The sanction of termination requires permanent separation of the student from the university. The findings of the SAJ board may be appealed only on grounds of newly discovered and relevant evidence or lack of procedural due process. The dean of students shall send a copy to the opposing party. If the SAB determines that the evidence is both newly discovered and relevant or that the procedural due process challenge is valid, the SAB may hear the appeal and shall schedule a hearing on the additional evidence, following procedures as outlined for SAJ Board. The decision of the SAB, by majority vote, shall be made within seven days of receipt of the Appeal by the chairperson or within three days after the last day of the appellate hearing.