If an exam is desired, the procedure outlined in Section II above will be followed. If the evidentiary exam is refused the contact person will determine if the student wishes to file a formal complaint. The contact person will give consultation and referrals, including information about campus counseling services to the student. The contact person will give consultation and referrals, including information about campus counseling services to the student. C. Contact person will make appropriate notifications, and coordinate follow-up intervention.
Evidentiary exam is no longer viable.
Follow steps outlined in Section III above with the exclusion of evidentiary exam. To be separated from the accused during the hearing, although this may not be in the best interest of the complainant To be notified of the outcome of the hearing as soon as possible To appeal the decision of the Special Issues Conduct Board to the Dean of Students or designee Assistance with related academic problems which may have resulted from the incident in question. Possible sanctions to be imposed following the final determination of an on-campus disciplinary procedure regarding rape, sexual assault and other sexual offenses include discretionary sanctions, residence hall sanctions, probation, suspension or expulsion. For a complete description of sanctions, see Article IV, Section D of the Student Conduct Code.