Discussions between the Honor Code Office and Ecclesiastical leaders are conditioned upon the voluntary, written consent of the students. An exception to this pattern is that stake presidents are informed on a monthly basis of all actions taken by the Honor Code Office respecting the status of LDS students in their stakes. When permission is granted, ecclesiastical leaders are notified when the Honor Code violation is serious enough to warrant placing a student on probation and before more serious action is taken. Bishops also provide non-confidential information and support to Honor Code Office personnel to enhance understanding and assisting students. Parental Support Verify through a letter from your parents that you have shared your present situation with them and have involved them in sustaining your efforts to overcome the behaviors that resulted in your probation.
Parents can be a significant support to their children as they make changes in their lives.
If the student is a financial dependent for tax purposes or upon written permission of the student, parents can be notified of serious violations of the Honor Code. This is typically done when the violation is serious enough to warrant that the student be placed on probation or required to leave the university. Parents are usually not notified when the violation is less serious and counsel and education or warning is the only action taken. Academic Support Provide the Honor Code Office with a copy of an academic plan, developed by you and an Academic Support counselor or your Advisement Center. Have the counselor confirm to the Honor Code Office that you have satisfactorily developed, implemented and are reasonably on track with your plan to achieve your educational goals.