Simpkins said Student Judicial Services has initiated a number of workshops to train faculty and staff to handle disruptive students. The University has started specifying the expectations of the University in the orientation programs. Many teachers have also started listing their expectations of their students' behavior in class, which Peoples says helps curb some disruptive behavior. The penalty for disruptive behavior, as stated in the Code of Conduct, ranges from reprimands for first-time offenders to permanent expulsion from the University for repeated offenses. These penalties depend on the seriousness of the offense.
Threats can directly lead to permanent expulsion.