Several judicial bodies within the University have special areas of jurisdiction and may or may not have a direct link with the judicial system described above. An ADJB Coordinator reports to the President. ADJB has jurisdiction over violations of the MSU Anti-Discrimination Policy. It may hear complaints filed by students, faculty members, or employees. The ADJB may specify the actions that must be taken by the charged individual or organization to remedy a violation.
Intent is to remove the effects of discrimination rather than to punish violators.
Decisions of the Anti-Discrimination Judicial Board are reviewed by the President of the University. B. Graduate Judicial Structure. Judiciaries are provided for at the departmental, college and University levels. Each judiciary is composed of an equal number of faculty and student members with a faculty member serving as chairperson. D. Medical Student Judicial Structure .