A violation of the terms of conduct probation may result in suspension, dismissal, or expulsion. The sanction also includes the following restriction. Ineligibility to hold an office in any student organization recognized by the College or to hold any elected or appointed office of the College. Ineligibility to represent the College to anyone outside the College community in any way, including representing the College at any official function, intercollegiate athletics or any forms of intercollegiate competition or representation. Ineligibility to receive a College-administered scholarship when the length of the Conduct Probation is greater than one semester.
Some scholarships adhere to more strict guidelines.
A payment for financial injury to an innocent party in cases involving theft, destruction of property or deception. This is not a fine, but rather is repayment for property destruction or damage. The assessed costs to be paid may be in addition to receipt of any of the above sanctions. Monetary payment required as a result of a violation of the Code of Conduct. The Dean of Students and the President may impose administrative sanctions such as warnings, reprimands, fines and denials of privileges in the use of facilities whenever this becomes necessary to properly operate and protect the property of the College.