Failure to comply with a directive from a University official is unethical. Using the University's name or logo without written permission is unethical. Violations of the ethical standards expected of students may result in disciplinary action. Suspension and any discipline short of expulsion are not considered punishment but a part of the educational process. A student may be suspended for an indefinite period of time, depending upon the offense.
Expulsion is permanent.
The Administration and Faculty of the University, by virtue of their positions, exercise initial jurisdiction whenever circumstances dictate disciplinary action. The student may accept the initial judgment of the Administration or Faculty or may appeal, in writing, to the President. Upon appeal, the President of the University may render immediate judgment on issues not subject to expulsion or may appoint an Ethical Review Board to hear the appeal. All cases that could result in expulsion are presented to an Ethical Review Board. Reasonable cross-examination privileges are extended.