Washington Administrative Code › Title 172 - Eastern Washington University › Chapter 172-108 - Adjudicative proceedings › Section 172-108-050 - Brief adjudicative proceedings

Current through Register Vol. 24-14, July 15, 2024
In accordance with
				RCW
				   34.05.410(1)(a), the
				procedures identified in
				RCW
				   34.05.482 through
				34.05.494 apply to all brief adjudicative proceedings at Eastern Washington
				University.
All applications for a brief adjudicative proceeding shall be
				in writing. Application forms are available from: University Policy
				Administration; Tawanka 211; Eastern Washington University; Cheney, WA
				99004-2496. Written application for a brief adjudicative proceeding in response
				to the institution's action must be submitted to the university within
				twenty-one calendar days of the action, unless a different time frame is
				specified in the regulations identified below that apply to the type of
				decision being challenged. When required by law or constitutional right, brief
				adjudicative proceedings shall be used in all matters of appeal related
				to:
(1) Residency determinations made
			 pursuant to
			 RCW
			    28B.15.013 and chapter 250-18 WAC;
(2) Challenges to contents of education
			 records, review of the denial to inspect such records, or challenges to the
			 disclosure of such records. In addition to the rules identified below, these
			 challenges are governed by chapter 172-191 WAC;
(3) Student conduct proceedings, if the
			 potential sanction for the alleged misconduct does not include suspension,
			 expulsion, formal Title IX complaints, or an allegation of felony-level sexual
			 misconduct. In addition to the rules identified below, these proceedings are
			 governed by chapter 172121 WAC;
(4)
			 Outstanding debts owed by students or employees, pursuant to chapters 172-124
			 and 172-144 WAC;
(5) Traffic and
			 parking violations and revocations of any parking permit pursuant to chapter
			 172-100 WAC;
(6) Student academic
			 integrity proceedings, if the potential sanction for the alleged misconduct
			 does not include suspension or expulsion. In addition to the rules identified
			 in this section, these proceedings are governed by chapter 172-90
			 WAC;
(7) Library fines and
			 charges;
(8) Reduction,
			 cancellation, or nonrenewal of institutional financial aid when based in any
			 degree on athletics ability per National Collegiate Athletic Association rules
			 as detailed in WAC 172-108-100;
(9)
			 Administrative decisions regarding statutorily mandated tuition and/or fee
			 waivers;
(10) Research integrity
			 violations in accordance with EWU Policy 302-05 when required by federal
			 law;
(11) Citations issued by
			 university police regarding the use of golf carts and utility vehicles, in
			 accordance with EWU Policy 603-06;
(12) Fines imposed for impermissible use of
			 tobacco, electronic cigarettes, and related products in accordance with WAC
			 172-122-310;
(13) Financial aid appeals as provided for by
			 federal law and in accordance with EWU policies for satisfactory academic
			 progress for undergraduate, post-baccalaureate, and graduate
			 students;
(14) Denial of work study
			 or termination from a work study position when required by federal
			 law;
(15) Notice against trespass
			 issued per WAC 172-122200;
(16)
			 Denial of request to waive undergraduate housing requirement under chapter
			 172-130 WAC;
(17) Fines assessed
			 under a university housing agreement; and
(18) Penalties imposed for violations of pet
			 control regulations in accordance with chapter 172-115 WAC.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				     28B.35.120(12). 92-09-100,
				  §
										172-108-050, filed 4/20/92,
				  effective 5/21/92.