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Washington Administrative Code › Title 132Z - Cascadia College › Chapter 132Z-108 - Practice and procedure › Section 132Z-108-060 - Discovery

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Discovery in adjudicative proceedings may be permitted at the
				discretion of the presiding officer. In permitting discovery, the presiding
				officer shall refer to the civil rules of procedure. The presiding officer may
				control the frequency and nature of discovery permitted, and order discovery
				conferences to discuss discovery issues.
Statutory Authority:
				  Chapter
				  28B.50 RCW. 96-14-098,
				  §
										132Z-108-060, filed 7/2/96,
				  effective 8/2/96.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132Z - Cascadia College › Chapter 132Z-108 - Practice and procedure › Section 132Z-108-070 - Procedure for closing parts of the hearings

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Any party may apply for a protective order to close part of a
				hearing. The party making the request shall state the reasons for making the
				application to the presiding officer. If the other party opposes the request, a
				written response to the request shall be made within ten working days of the
				request to the presiding officer. The presiding officer shall determine which,
				if any, parts of the proceeding shall be closed, and state the reasons in
				writing within twenty working days of receiving the request.
Statutory Authority:
				  Chapter
				  28B.50 RCW. 96-14-098,
				  §
										132Z-108-070, filed 7/2/96,
				  effective 8/2/96.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132Z - Cascadia College › Chapter 132Z-108 - Practice and procedure › Section 132Z-108-080 - Recording devices

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No cameras or recording devices are allowed in those parts of
				proceedings that the presiding officer has determined shall be closed under WAC
				132Z-108-070, except for the
				method of official recording selected by the college.
Statutory Authority:
				  Chapter
				  28B.50 RCW. 96-14-098,
				  §
										132Z-108-080, filed 7/2/96,
				  effective 8/2/96.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132Z - Cascadia College › Chapter 132Z-110 - Cascadia college general conduct code › Section 132Z-110-010 - Scope and application-Definitions

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(1)
Scope and application.
This chapter constitutes the general
			 conduct code of Cascadia College applicable to college students, faculty,
			 staff, and visitors. Except as otherwise indicated, the conduct set forth in
			 this chapter is prohibited anywhere on campus grounds or in college
			 facilities.
(2)
Definitions.
Unless otherwise indicated, the terms "campus,"
			 "college," and "college facilities" for purposes of this chapter shall have the
			 same meanings as those terms defined in WAC
			 132Z-140-010. The
			 term "college grounds" for purposes of this chapter shall mean any parts of the
			 campus subject to college control.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132Z - Cascadia College › Chapter 132Z-110 - Cascadia college general conduct code › Section 132Z-110-020 - Prohibited conduct

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Prohibited conduct includes engaging in, attempting to engage
				in, or encouraging or assisting another person to engage in, any of the conduct
				set forth in this section. As applicable, the term "conduct" includes acts
				performed by electronic means. The term "includes" or "including" as used in
				this section means "without limitation."
(1)
Alcohol, drug, and tobacco
			 violations.
(a)
Alcohol.
An "alcohol violation" includes using, possessing, delivering, selling, or
			 being under the influence of any alcoholic beverage, except as permitted by law
			 and applicable college policies.
(b)
Marijuana.
A "marijuana
			 violation" includes using, possessing, delivering, selling, or being under the
			 influence of marijuana or the psychoactive compounds found in marijuana and
			 intended for human consumption, regardless of form. While state law permits the
			 recreational use of marijuana, federal law prohibits the possession or use of
			 marijuana on college premises or in connection with college
			 activities.
(c)
Drug.
A "drug violation" includes using, possessing, delivering, selling, or being
			 under the influence of any legend drug or other controlled substance under
			 chapter 69.50 RCW, except as prescribed by a licensed practitioner. The abuse,
			 misuse, or unlawful sale or distribution of prescription or over-the-counter
			 medications may also constitute a drug violation.
(d)
Tobacco.
A "tobacco
			 violation" means smoking or using tobacco products, electronic smoking devices
			 (including e-cigarettes or vape pens), or other smoking devices in any area of
			 college premises where smoking or tobacco use is prohibited by law or college
			 policy.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132Z - Cascadia College › Chapter 132Z-110 - Cascadia college general conduct code › Section 132Z-110-030 - Animals on campus

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Animals are not permitted in college facilities, except for
				service animals assisting individuals with disabilities and animals used for
				authorized college purposes. Animals are permitted on college grounds if
				licensed, leashed, and under the owner's direct control. Animal owners or
				handlers must clean up after their animals, must ensure their animals are not
				disruptive, and must comply with any applicable posted
				regulations.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132Z - Cascadia College › Chapter 132Z-110 - Cascadia college general conduct code › Section 132Z-110-040 - Weapons

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Cascadia College prohibits the possession, display, or use of
				any firearm, explosive, dangerous chemical, or other weapon anywhere on college
				grounds or in college facilities, except for authorized college purposes,
				unless prior written approval has been obtained from the college president or
				president's designee in consultation with the director of campus safety. This
				prohibition does not apply to authorized law enforcement officers or to the
				lawful possession of any personal protection spray device authorized under
				RCW
				  9.91.160.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132Z - Cascadia College › Chapter 132Z-110 - Cascadia college general conduct code › Section 132Z-110-050 - Violations-Trespass-Appeals

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(1)
Violations by students or employees.
College students or employees
			 violating these rules, or whose conduct jeopardizes the health or safety of
			 others, will be advised of the specific nature of the violation and, if the
			 violation persists, may be asked to leave the campus, or designated areas of
			 the campus, and may be reported to the appropriate college authorities for
			 potential corrective or disciplinary action in accordance with applicable
			 college policies.
(2)
Violations by noncollege persons.
Persons other than college
			 students or employees violating these rules, or whose conduct jeopardizes the
			 health or safety of others, will be advised of the specific nature of the
			 violation and, if the violation persists, may be directed by campus security to
			 leave the campus or designated areas of the campus. Such direction will be in
			 the form of a written notice of trespass withdrawing the license or privilege
			 of such persons to enter onto or remain on college property and subjecting such
			 persons to arrest for criminal trespass under chapter 9A.52 RCW or applicable
			 municipal ordinance.
(3)
Appeal of trespass notice.
When the college under subsection (2)
			 of this section revokes the license or privilege of any person to be on college
			 property, whether temporarily or for a stated period of time, such person may
			 request review of the decision by the college president or designee. The
			 request must be made in writing within ten calendar days of receiving the
			 trespass notice and must explain why the person disagrees with the trespass
			 decision. The trespass notice will remain in effect pending administrative
			 review. The administrative decision should be issued within five business days
			 and will constitute the final decision of the college.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132Z - Cascadia College › Chapter 132Z-112 - Student rights and responsibilities › Section 132Z-112-010 - Values pursuant to student rights and responsibilities

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Cascadia Community College, a state supported institution of
				higher education is a learning-centered college, maintained for the purpose of
				providing all learners knowledge and skills for the achievement of their
				academic, professional, technical, and personal goals. As a public institution
				of higher education, the college also exists to provide students with the
				capacity for critical judgment and an independent search for truth toward both
				optimal individual development and the well being of the entire learning
				community.
Inherent in the college's mission, vision, and goals are
				certain rights and freedoms which provide to students the support and respect
				needed for learning and personal development. Admission to Cascadia Community
				College provides these rights to students but also assumes that students accept
				the responsibility to conduct themselves in a manner that does not interfere
				with the purposes of the college in providing education for all of its
				learners.
Statutory Authority: Executive Order 97-02,
				  RCW
				  28B.10.902 and 28B.20.903. 05-06-003, §
										132Z-112-010, filed 2/17/05,
				  effective 3/20/05. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				    28B.50.140. 00-20-037, §
										132Z-112-010, filed 9/28/00,
				  effective 10/29/00.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132Z - Cascadia College › Chapter 132Z-112 - Student rights and responsibilities › Section 132Z-112-030 - Student records - Family educational rights and privacy

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Cascadia Community College implements this policy in compliance
				with the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (20 U.S.C. & 1232g) and
				its implementing regulation ( 34 C.F.R. § 99). The act requires Cascadia
				Community College to provide students with access to their own education
				records, to permit students to challenge their records on the grounds that they
				are inaccurate, misleading, or otherwise in violation of the student's privacy
				or other right, to obtain written consent before releasing certain information
				and to notify the student of these rights.
(1) Definitions. For the purposes of this
			 policy, the following definitions of terms apply:
(a) "Student" means any individual who is or
			 has been in attendance at Cascadia Community College and for whom the college
			 maintains education records.
(b)
			 "Education records" are defined as those records, files and documents (in
			 handwriting, print, tapes, film, microfiche or other medium) maintained by
			 Cascadia Community College, which contain information directly related to the
			 individual student. Education records include only the following:
(i) Records pertaining to admission,
			 advisement, registration, grading, and progress toward a degree.
(ii) Assessment information used for
			 advisement purposes.
(iii)
			 Information concerning payment of fees.
(iv) Financial aid information.
(v) Information regarding students
			 participating in student government or athletics.
(c) "Directory Information" means the
			 student's name, address, telephone number, date and place of birth, major field
			 of study, eligibility for and participation in officially recognized
			 activities, organizations, and sports, weight and height of members of athletic
			 teams, dates of attendance, honor roll, degrees and awards received, and the
			 most recent previous educational agency or institution attended by the student.
			 Directory information may be disclosed at the discretion of the college and
			 without the consent of the student unless he or she elects to prevent
			 disclosure as provided for in this chapter.
(d) "Written consent" means a written
			 authorization for disclosure of student education records which:
(i) Is signed;
(ii) Is dated;
(iii) Specifies the records to be disclosed;
			 and
(iv) Specifies to whom
			 disclosure is authorized.
(e) "Personally identifiable" means data or
			 information which includes: The name of the student, the student's parent(s),
			 or other family members; a personal identifier such as the student's Social
			 Security number or student number; or a list of personal characteristics which
			 would make the student's identity easily traceable.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132Z - Cascadia College › Chapter 132Z-112 - Student rights and responsibilities › Section 132Z-112-040 - Financial assistance for students - Scholarships

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Detailed information concerning the criteria, eligibility,
				procedures for application, and other information regarding scholarships at
				Cascadia Community College is located in the office of student financial
				services on the Cascadia Community College campus.
Statutory Authority: Executive Order 97-02,
				  RCW
				  28B.10.902 and 28B.20.903. 05-06-003, §
										132Z-112-040, filed 2/17/05,
				  effective 3/20/05. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				    28B.50.140. 00-20-037, §
										132Z-112-040, filed 9/28/00,
				  effective 10/29/00.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132Z - Cascadia College › Chapter 132Z-112 - Student rights and responsibilities › Section 132Z-112-050 - Financial assistance for students - Financial aid

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Federal, state, and private financial aid applications and
				information may be obtained at the following address:
Student Financial Services Office
Cascadia Community College 18345 Campus Way N.E.
Bothell, WA 98011
Statutory Authority: Executive Order 97-02,
				  RCW
				  28B.10.902 and 28B.20.903. 05-06-003, §
										132Z-112-050, filed 2/17/05,
				  effective 3/20/05. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				    28B.50.140. 00-20-037, §
										132Z-112-050, filed 9/28/00,
				  effective 10/29/00.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132Z - Cascadia College › Chapter 132Z-112 - Student rights and responsibilities › Section 132Z-112-060 - Student rights

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Cascadia Community College endorses the following rights for
				each student within the limitations of statutory law and college policy, which
				are deemed necessary to achieve the mission, values and learning outcomes of
				the college.
Statutory Authority: Executive Order 97-02,
				  RCW
				  28B.10.902 and 28B.20.903. 05-06-003, §
										132Z-112-060, filed 2/17/05,
				  effective 3/20/05.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132Z - Cascadia College › Chapter 132Z-112 - Student rights and responsibilities › Section 132Z-112-070 - Academic freedom

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Students are guaranteed rights of free inquiry, expression and
				peaceful assembly upon and within college facilities that are generally open
				and available to the public.
Students are free to pursue appropriate learning objectives
				from among the college's curricula, programs and services, subject to the
				limitations of
				RCW
				  28B.50.090(3)(b).
Students have the right to a learning environment, which is
				free from unlawful discrimination and sexual harassment.
Students are protected from academic evaluation, which is
				arbitrary, prejudice or capricious, and are responsible for meeting the
				standards of academic performance established by each of their
				instructions.
Statutory Authority: Executive Order 97-02,
				  RCW
				  28B.10.902 and 28B.20.903. 05-06-003, §
										132Z-112-070, filed 2/17/05,
				  effective 3/20/05.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132Z - Cascadia College › Chapter 132Z-112 - Student rights and responsibilities › Section 132Z-112-080 - Nondiscrimination

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Students have the right not to be discriminated against on the
				basis of age, color, creed, disability, gender, marital status, national origin
				or ancestry, race, religion, sexual orientation or veteran status.
Students who believe they have been discriminated against are
				encouraged to follow the Cascadia conflict resolution procedure described
				herein.
Statutory Authority: Executive Order 97-02,
				  RCW
				  28B.10.902 and 28B.20.903. 05-06-003, §
										132Z-112-080, filed 2/17/05,
				  effective 3/20/05.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132Z - Cascadia College › Chapter 132Z-112 - Student rights and responsibilities › Section 132Z-112-090 - Due process

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Students have the right to due process. No disciplinary action
				may be imposed without notice to the accused of the nature of the charges. A
				student accused of violating code of conduct is entitled to procedural due
				process as set forth in these provisions.
Statutory Authority: Executive Order 97-02,
				  RCW
				  28B.10.902 and 28B.20.903. 05-06-003, §
										132Z-112-090, filed 2/17/05,
				  effective 3/20/05.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132Z - Cascadia College › Chapter 132Z-112 - Student rights and responsibilities › Section 132Z-112-100 - Right of assembly

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Students have the right of assembly upon college facilities
				that are generally available to the public provided such assemblies:
(1) Are conducted in an orderly
			 manner;
(2) Do not unreasonably
			 interfere with vehicular or pedestrian traffic;
(3) Do not unreasonably interfere with
			 classes, scheduled meetings or ceremonies, or regular functions of the
			 college;
(4) Do not cause
			 destruction or damage to college property.
Statutory Authority: Executive Order 97-02,
				  RCW
				  28B.10.902 and 28B.20.903. 05-06-003, §
										132Z-112-100, filed 2/17/05,
				  effective 3/20/05.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132Z - Cascadia College › Chapter 132Z-112 - Student rights and responsibilities › Section 132Z-112-120 - Student responsibilities

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Students who choose to attend Cascadia Community College also
				choose to actively participate in the learning process offered by the college.
				The college is responsible for providing an educational environment rich in the
				high quality resources needed by students to attain their learning outcomes and
				achieve their educational goals. In return, the college has the expectation
				that each student will assume the responsibility to:
Become knowledgeable of the college's mission, values and
				vision; adhere to policies, practices, procedures, and rules of the college and
				its departments;
Practice personal and academic integrity;
Respect the dignity, rights and property of all persons;
Strive to learn from difference in people, ideas and
				opinions;
Participate actively in the learning process, both in and out
				of the classroom;
Participate actively in the advising process;
Refrain from and discourage behaviors that undermine the
				respect all Cascadia community members deserve;
Abide by the standards set forth in the student right and
				responsibilities.
Statutory Authority: Executive Order 97-02,
				  RCW
				  28B.10.902 and 28B.20.903. 05-06-003, §
										132Z-112-120, filed 2/17/05,
				  effective 3/20/05.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132Z - Cascadia College › Chapter 132Z-115 - Student conduct code › Section 132Z-115-005 - Student code of conduct (Repealed)

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Statutory Authority: Executive Order 97-02,
				  RCW
				    28B.10.902 and 28B.20.903. 05-06-003, §
										132Z-115-005, filed 2/17/05,
				  effective 3/20/05.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132Z - Cascadia College › Chapter 132Z-115 - Student conduct code › Section 132Z-115-006 - Authority - Jurisdiction

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(1) This
			 student conduct code is adopted by the governing board of Cascadia College as
			 authorized under
			 RCW
			   28B.50.140. Authority is hereby delegated to
			 the college president and administrative officers to administer and enforce the
			 provisions of this code.
(2) The
			 student conduct code shall apply to student conduct that occurs on college
			 premises and to conduct that occurs at or in connection with college sponsored
			 events, programs, or activities. This code may also apply to other student
			 conduct occurring off campus or in noncollege electronic environments when the
			 college deems such conduct to threaten safety or security or otherwise
			 adversely impact the college community. Students shall be responsible for their
			 conduct from the time of acceptance for admission or registration through the
			 actual awarding of a degree or other certificate of completion. The college
			 shall have authority to revoke a degree or other certificate of completion
			 based on prohibited student conduct that is found to have occurred before the
			 award of such degree or certificate. Student organizations affiliated with the
			 college may also be sanctioned under this code for the conduct of their student
			 members.
(3) The college shall not
			 be required to stay disciplinary action under this student code pending any
			 criminal or civil proceeding arising from the same conduct that would
			 constitute a violation of this code. Nor shall the disposition of any such
			 criminal or civil proceeding control the outcome of any student disciplinary
			 proceeding.
(4) Nothing in this
			 student code shall be construed as authorizing the college to prohibit or to
			 discipline speech or other conduct that is protected by law or constitutional
			 right.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132Z - Cascadia College › Chapter 132Z-115 - Student conduct code › Section 132Z-115-010 - Purpose of the disciplinary system (Repealed)

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Statutory Authority: Executive Order 97-02,
				  RCW
				    28B.10.902 and 28B.20.903. 05-06-003, §
										132Z-115-010, filed 2/17/05,
				  effective 3/20/05. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				    28B.50.140. 00-20-037, §
										132Z-115-010, filed 9/28/00,
				  effective 10/29/00.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132Z - Cascadia College › Chapter 132Z-115 - Student conduct code › Section 132Z-115-015 - Definitions

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The following definitions shall apply for purposes of this
				student conduct code:
(1)
College
			 premises.
"College premises" shall include all campuses and electronic
			 presences of the college, wherever located, and includes all land, buildings,
			 facilities, vehicles, equipment, computer systems, web sites, and other
			 property owned, used, or controlled by the college.
(2)
Complainant.
A "complainant"
			 for purposes of this student code means any person who is the alleged victim of
			 prohibited student conduct, whether or not such person has made an actual
			 complaint.
(3)
Conduct
			 officer.
The "conduct officer" or "student conduct officer" is the
			 college official designated by the college to be responsible for initiating
			 disciplinary action for alleged violations of this code.
(4)
Conduct review officer.
The
			 "conduct review officer" is the college official designated by the college to
			 hear appeals of disciplinary action conducted as brief adjudicative proceedings
			 and to enter final decisions in proceedings heard by the student conduct
			 committee.
(5)
Day.
The term "day," unless otherwise qualified, means "calendar day." The qualified
			 term "instructional day" means any day within an academic term that the college
			 is open for business, excluding weekends and holidays.
(6)
Disciplinary action.
The
			 term "disciplinary action" means the decision of the designated college
			 official regarding alleged violations of the student code and includes any
			 disciplinary sanction imposed for such violations. Disciplinary action does not
			 include a summary suspension.
(7)
Filing and service.
(a)
Filing.
The term "filing" means the delivery to the designated
			 college official of any document that is required to be filed under this code.
			 A document is filed by hand-delivering it or by mailing it to the college
			 official (or the official's assistant) at the official's office address. Filing
			 is complete upon actual receipt during office hours at the office of the
			 designated official.
(b)
Service.
The term "service" means the delivery to a party of any
			 document that is required to be served under this code. A document is served by
			 hand-delivering it to the party or by mailing it to the party's address of
			 record. Service is complete when the document is hand-delivered or actually
			 deposited in the mail.
(c)
Electronic filing and service.
Unless otherwise provided, filing
			 or service may be accomplished by electronic mail.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132Z - Cascadia College › Chapter 132Z-115 - Student conduct code › Section 132Z-115-020 - Jurisdiction and authority for student discipline (Repealed)

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Statutory Authority: Executive Order 97-02,
				  RCW
				    28B.10.902 and 28B.20.903. 05-06-003, §
										132Z-115-020, filed 2/17/05,
				  effective 3/20/05. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				    28B.50.140. 00-20-037, §
										132Z-115-020, filed 9/28/00,
				  effective 10/29/00.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132Z - Cascadia College › Chapter 132Z-115 - Student conduct code › Section 132Z-115-025 - Prohibited student conduct

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Prohibited student conduct includes engaging in, attempting to
				engage in, or encouraging or assisting another person to engage in, any of the
				conduct set forth in this section. As applicable, the term "conduct" includes
				acts performed by electronic means. The term "includes" or "including" as used
				in this section means "without limitation."
(1)
Academic dishonesty.
The
			 term "academic dishonesty" includes cheating, plagiarism, and fabrication.
(a)
Cheating.
Cheating includes
			 any attempt to give or obtain unauthorized assistance relating to the
			 completion of an academic assignment, including collaboration without
			 authority.
(b)
Plagiarism.
Plagiarism includes taking and using as one's own,
			 without proper attribution, the ideas, writings, or work of another person in
			 completing an academic assignment. Prohibited conduct may also include the
			 unauthorized submission for credit of academic work that has been submitted for
			 credit in another course.
(c)
Fabrication.
Fabrication includes falsifying data, information, or
			 citations in completing an academic assignment and also includes providing
			 false or deceptive information to an instructor concerning the completion of an
			 academic assignment.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132Z - Cascadia College › Chapter 132Z-115 - Student conduct code › Section 132Z-115-030 - Student participation (Repealed)

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Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				    28B.50.140. 00-20-037, §
										132Z-115-030, filed 9/28/00,
				  effective 10/29/00.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132Z - Cascadia College › Chapter 132Z-115 - Student conduct code › Section 132Z-115-035 - Disciplinary sanctions

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The college may impose any of the following disciplinary
				sanctions for violations of this student code. Violations must be proved by a
				preponderance of the evidence.
(1)
Conduct reprimand.
A "conduct reprimand" is a written notice
			 formally censuring a student for a student code violation and providing notice
			 that a repeated violation will subject the student to more severe disciplinary
			 action.
(2)
Conduct
			 probation.
(a) The term "conduct
			 probation" means a specified period of time during which a student's continued
			 enrollment will be conditioned on the student's compliance with specified
			 requirements or restrictions. The probation may be for a limited term or may
			 extend for the duration of the student's attendance at the college, depending
			 on the nature and seriousness of the code violation(s).
(b) Conditions placed on a student's
			 continued enrollment may include, without limitation, any one or more of the
			 following requirements or restrictions:
(i)
			 Compliance with applicable standards of conduct under the student code and
			 college policies;
(ii) Restitution,
			 defined as payment of compensation for damage or loss caused to the college or
			 any person as a result of the student's misconduct, or the assessment of such
			 fines as may be authorized under specific college policies for violations of
			 those policies;
(iii) Restrictions
			 on the student's contact with specified individuals or groups, which may
			 include an order that the student refrain from having any communication with
			 the specified persons;
(iv)
			 Restrictions on the student's access to specified college premises and/or
			 limitations on the student's participation in college activities;
(v) A requirement that the student receive
			 education or participate in training relating to the student's misconduct,
			 which may include other educational sanctions assigned for the purpose of
			 facilitating student development and learning as deemed appropriate to the
			 offense;
(vi) A requirement that
			 the student be professionally evaluated by a qualified health care provider who
			 is approved by the college and who is authorized by the student to discuss the
			 evaluation with designated college officials, together with a requirement that
			 the student comply with treatment recommendations relating to the student's
			 ability to maintain appropriate standards of conduct.
(c) A student's failure to comply with the
			 conditions of the conduct probation may result in further disciplinary action
			 including, but not limited to, disciplinary suspension or permanent
			 dismissal.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132Z - Cascadia College › Chapter 132Z-115 - Student conduct code › Section 132Z-115-040 - Demand for identification (Repealed)

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Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				    28B.50.140. 00-20-037, §
										132Z-115-040, filed 9/28/00,
				  effective 10/29/00.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132Z - Cascadia College › Chapter 132Z-115 - Student conduct code › Section 132Z-115-043 - Disciplinary action - Initiation

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(1)
			 The student conduct officer will initiate disciplinary action by serving the
			 student respondent with written notice of an initial disciplinary meeting. The
			 notice shall briefly describe the factual allegations, the specific conduct
			 code provision(s) the respondent is alleged to have violated, and the range of
			 possible sanctions for such violations(s).
(2) At the disciplinary meeting, the student
			 conduct officer will review the allegations with the respondent and will afford
			 the respondent an opportunity to respond. If the respondent fails to attend or
			 participate in the meeting, the conduct officer may take disciplinary action
			 based on the available information.
(3) In a proceeding involving allegations of
			 sexual misconduct, the student conduct officer prior to taking disciplinary
			 action will afford the complainant an opportunity to discuss the results of any
			 investigation and the possible sanctions and/or conditions that could be
			 imposed for the complainant's protection if the sexual misconduct allegations
			 are found to be substantiated.
(4)
			 The student conduct officer may take any of the following disciplinary actions:
(a) The conduct officer may dismiss the
			 proceeding upon finding the allegations to be unsubstantiated and after
			 providing any appropriate counseling or warnings. Such action shall be final
			 and not subject to appeal or further review, except as provided in proceedings
			 involving allegations of sexual misconduct.
(b) If the allegations are found to be
			 substantiated, the conduct officer may impose any of the disciplinary sanctions
			 authorized under WAC
			 132Z-115-035. Such sanction(s)
			 shall be subject to review on appeal as provided in this student
			 code.
(c) The conduct officer may
			 refer the matter for disciplinary action by the student conduct committee. Such
			 referral shall be in writing, to the attention of the committee chair, with a
			 copy served on the respondent (and any complainant in a proceeding involving
			 allegations of sexual misconduct). The decision to refer shall not be subject
			 to appeal or further review.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132Z - Cascadia College › Chapter 132Z-115 - Student conduct code › Section 132Z-115-045 - Appeal and review procedures- General

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The following general rules apply to appeals or requests for
				further administrative review of disciplinary action at any stage of a student
				disciplinary proceeding.
(1)
Parties.
The parties to an appeal or review proceeding shall be
			 the respondent, any complainant in a proceeding involving sexual misconduct
			 allegations, and the student conduct officer.
(2)
Filing of appeals.
(a)
Appeal periods.
An appeal or
			 request for review of disciplinary action must be filed with the designated
			 college official within the applicable time period as further specified in
			 these rules.
(b)
Contents of
			 appeal.
A party's written notice of appeal or request for review must
			 explain why the party disagrees with the disciplinary decision and what relief
			 or remedy the party is requesting.
(c)
Failure to appeal.
The
			 failure of a party to file a timely appeal or request for review at any stage
			 of the proceeding waives that party's right to appeal. However, in a proceeding
			 involving sexual misconduct allegations, if any party appeals, the college
			 official receiving the appeal or request for review will notify the other
			 parties and will afford each party the opportunity to participate in the appeal
			 or review proceeding.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132Z - Cascadia College › Chapter 132Z-115 - Student conduct code › Section 132Z-115-050 - Free movement on campus (Repealed)

Current through Register Vol. 24-14, July 15, 2024
Statutory Authority: Executive Order 97-02,
				  RCW
				    28B.10.902 and 28B.20.903. 05-06-003, §
										132Z-115-050, filed 2/17/05,
				  effective 3/20/05. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				    28B.50.140. 00-20-037, §
										132Z-115-050, filed 9/28/00,
				  effective 10/29/00.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132Z - Cascadia College › Chapter 132Z-115 - Student conduct code › Section 132Z-115-053 - Disciplinary action-Appeals

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(1)
Respondent
. The student respondent may appeal the disciplinary
			 action of the student conduct officer in accordance with the following rules:
(a) The respondent may appeal disciplinary
			 action imposing a conduct reprimand, conduct probation, or conduct suspension
			 not in excess of ten days by filing a written notice of appeal with the conduct
			 review officer within ten days of service of the disciplinary
			 decision.
(b) The respondent may
			 appeal disciplinary action imposing a conduct suspension in excess of ten days
			 or a conduct dismissal by filing a written notice of appeal with the conduct
			 review officer within twenty days of service of the disciplinary
			 decision.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132Z - Cascadia College › Chapter 132Z-115 - Student conduct code › Section 132Z-115-055 - Conduct review hearings - Initial decision

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(1)
Conduct review officer -
			 Authority
.
(a) The conduct review
			 officer will hear a respondent's appeal of disciplinary action imposing a
			 conduct reprimand, conduct probation, or conduct suspension not in excess of
			 ten days.
(b) In a proceeding
			 involving sexual misconduct allegations, the conduct review officer will hear a
			 complainant's appeal of disciplinary action dismissing the sexual misconduct
			 allegations or imposing, with respect to such allegations, a conduct reprimand,
			 conduct probation, or conduct suspension not in excess of ten days.
(c) The conduct review officer shall have the
			 same authority as the student conduct officer to dismiss a proceeding, to
			 impose a disciplinary sanction of conduct reprimand, conduct probation, or
			 conduct suspension not in excess of ten days, or to refer the matter for
			 disciplinary action by the student conduct committee.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132Z - Cascadia College › Chapter 132Z-115 - Student conduct code › Section 132Z-115-060 - Standards of classroom behavior (Repealed)

Current through Register Vol. 24-14, July 15, 2024
Statutory Authority: Executive Order 97-02,
				  RCW
				    28B.10.902 and 28B.20.903. 05-06-003, §
										132Z-115-060, filed 2/17/05,
				  effective 3/20/05. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				    28B.50.140. 00-20-037, §
										132Z-115-060, filed 9/28/00,
				  effective 10/29/00.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132Z - Cascadia College › Chapter 132Z-115 - Student conduct code › Section 132Z-115-065 - Conduct review hearings - Review of initial decision

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(1) Requests for review of the initial
			 decision of the conduct review officer will be heard by the vice-president (or
			 designee). The vice-president shall have the same authority on review as the
			 conduct review officer to take disciplinary action.
(2) The vice-president will review the
			 hearing record and will afford the parties the opportunity to file written
			 statements explaining their views of the matter. The vice-president may make
			 any inquiries necessary to ascertain whether the proceeding should be referred
			 to the student conduct committee for a formal hearing.
(3) Within twenty days of the date for the
			 parties to submit written statements, the vice-president will serve a written
			 review decision upon the respondent, the student conduct officer, and any
			 complainant in a proceeding involving sexual misconduct allegations. The review
			 decision will explain the reasons for the decision and will provide a notice
			 that judicial review may be available.
(4) In a proceeding involving sexual
			 misconduct allegations, the review decision will explain the reasons for
			 modifying any disciplinary action taken with respect to such allegations. The
			 copy of the decision provided to a complainant will be redacted as needed to
			 exclude any confidential student information not relating to the sexual
			 misconduct allegations.
(5) The
			 review decision of the vice-president (or designee) shall be final.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132Z - Cascadia College › Chapter 132Z-115 - Student conduct code › Section 132Z-115-070 - Violations of law and college regulations (Repealed)

Current through Register Vol. 24-14, July 15, 2024
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				    28B.50.140. 00-20-037, §
										132Z-115-070, filed 9/28/00,
				  effective 10/29/00.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132Z - Cascadia College › Chapter 132Z-115 - Student conduct code › Section 132Z-115-073 - Student conduct committee

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(1) The
			 student conduct committee shall consist of three members appointed by the
			 president in consultation with student and faculty leadership:
(a) A full-time student;
(b) A full-time faculty member; and
(c) A full-time exempt administrative staff
			 member who shall serve as chair of the committee.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132Z - Cascadia College › Chapter 132Z-115 - Student conduct code › Section 132Z-115-075 - Student conduct committee- Prehearing procedure

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(1) The student conduct committee chair shall
			 cause all parties to be served written notice of the hearing not less than
			 seven days in advance of the hearing date, as further specified in
			 RCW
			   34.05.434 and WAC
			 10-08-040 and
			 10-08-045. The chair may shorten
			 this notice period if the parties agree, and may continue the hearing to a
			 later time for good cause shown.
(2) The committee chair is authorized to
			 conduct pre-hearing conferences and to make prehearing decisions concerning the
			 forms and extent of any discovery, issuance of protective orders, and similar
			 procedural matters.
(3) The
			 committee chair may direct the parties prior to the hearing to exchange lists
			 of witnesses and copies of exhibits that the parties reasonably expect to
			 present to the committee. Failure to participate in good faith in such an
			 exchange may be cause for excluding from the hearing any witness or exhibit not
			 disclosed.
(4) The committee chair
			 in advance of the hearing may provide committee members with copies of (a) any
			 notice of disciplinary action (or referral to the committee) and (b) any notice
			 of appeal filed by the respondent (or any complainant). However, such
			 "pleadings" shall not be regarded as evidence of any facts they may
			 allege.
(5) Any party may be
			 accompanied at the hearing by a nonattorney advisor of the party's choice. A
			 respondent (or any complainant) may be represented by an attorney at such
			 party's own cost, but will be deemed to have waived that right unless, at least
			 four instructional days before the hearing, the attorney files and serves a
			 notice of appearance. If the respondent (or complainant) is represented by an
			 attorney, the student conduct officer may be represented by the college's
			 assistant attorney general.
(6) The
			 student conduct committee may itself be advised in any proceeding by an
			 independently assigned assistant attorney general who shall have had no other
			 involvement in the matter and who shall be appropriately screened from any
			 other assistant attorney general appearing in the proceeding.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132Z - Cascadia College › Chapter 132Z-115 - Student conduct code › Section 132Z-115-080 - Definitions (Repealed)

Current through Register Vol. 24-14, July 15, 2024
Statutory Authority: Executive Order 97-02,
				  RCW
				    28B.10.902 and 28B.20.903. 05-06-003, §
										132Z-115-080, filed 2/17/05,
				  effective 3/20/05. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				    28B.50.140. 00-20-037, §
										132Z-115-080, filed 9/28/00,
				  effective 10/29/00.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132Z - Cascadia College › Chapter 132Z-115 - Student conduct code › Section 132Z-115-083 - Student conduct committee - Hearing procedure

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(1) Upon the failure of any party to attend
			 or participate in a hearing, the student conduct committee may either:
(a) Proceed with the hearing; or
(b) Serve an order of default in accordance
			 with RCW
			   34.05.440.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132Z - Cascadia College › Chapter 132Z-115 - Student conduct code › Section 132Z-115-085 - Student conduct committee - Recommended decision

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(1) At the conclusion of the hearing, the
			 student conduct committee shall permit the parties to make closing arguments in
			 whatever form the committee wishes to receive them. The committee may permit
			 each party to propose findings, conclusions, and/or a proposed decision for its
			 consideration.
(2) Within twenty
			 days following the later of the conclusion of the hearing or the receipt of
			 closing arguments, the student conduct committee shall issue a recommended
			 decision in accordance with
			 RCW
			   34.05.461 and WAC
			 10-08-210. The recommended
			 decision shall contain findings on all material issues of fact, conclusions
			 concerning which, if any, provisions of the student conduct code were found to
			 be violated, and any recommended sanction(s). Any findings based substantially
			 on the credibility of evidence or the demeanor of witnesses shall be so
			 identified.
(3) The committee chair
			 shall cause the recommended decision to be served on the respondent, the
			 student conduct officer, and any complainant in a proceeding involving sexual
			 misconduct allegations. In a proceeding involving sexual misconduct
			 allegations, the decision will state whether the sexual misconduct allegations
			 were substantiated and will describe any sanctions or conditions recommended
			 for the complainant's protection. The copy of the decision provided to a
			 complainant will be redacted as needed to exclude any confidential information
			 not relating to the sexual misconduct allegations.
(4) The committee chair shall promptly
			 transmit the committee's recommended decision and the record of the proceedings
			 for review by the conduct review officer who shall enter a final
			 decision.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132Z - Cascadia College › Chapter 132Z-115 - Student conduct code › Section 132Z-115-090 - Code of conduct (Repealed)

Current through Register Vol. 24-14, July 15, 2024
Statutory Authority: Executive Order 97-02,
				  RCW
				    28B.10.902 and 28B.20.903. 05-06-003, §
										132Z-115-090, filed 2/17/05,
				  effective 3/20/05. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				    28B.50.140. 00-20-037, §
										132Z-115-090, filed 9/28/00,
				  effective 10/29/00.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132Z - Cascadia College › Chapter 132Z-115 - Student conduct code › Section 132Z-115-095 - Student conduct committee - Review of recommended decision

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(1) The recommended
			 decision of the student conduct committee will be reviewed by the conduct
			 review officer. The conduct review officer shall have the same authority on
			 review as the student conduct officer to take disciplinary action.
(2) The review by the conduct review officer
			 will be limited to the hearing record made before the student conduct
			 committee. The conduct review officer will afford all parties the opportunity
			 to file written statements explaining why they agree or disagree with the
			 committee's recommended decision. The conduct review officer may notify the
			 parties that the review will be limited to reviewing the specific issues raised
			 by the parties.
(3) The conduct
			 review officer will serve a written decision upon all parties (including the
			 complainant in any proceeding involving sexual misconduct allegations) within
			 twenty days of the date for the parties to submit written statements. The
			 decision will adopt or modify the conduct committee's recommended decision and
			 will provide a notice that reconsideration and/or judicial review may be
			 available.
(4) In a proceeding
			 involving sexual misconduct allegations, the review decision will explain the
			 reasons for modifying any recommended disciplinary action with respect to such
			 allegations. The copy of the decision provided to a complainant will be
			 redacted as needed to exclude any confidential student information not relating
			 to the sexual misconduct allegations.
(5) The decision of the conduct review
			 officer shall be final.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132Z - Cascadia College › Chapter 132Z-115 - Student conduct code › Section 132Z-115-100 - Civil disturbances (Repealed)

Current through Register Vol. 24-14, July 15, 2024
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				    28B.50.140. 00-20-037, §
										132Z-115-100, filed 9/28/00,
				  effective 10/29/00.