Student Conduct - Adviser/Attorney Resources

Students going through the student conduct process are welcomed to secure the assistance of a personal adviser through the process.  The primary role of the personal adviser is to serve as moral support for that student and may or may not be a member of the University community.  A personal adviser may be a parent, student, faculty/staff member, attorney, or any other individual selected by the alleged student.    

In an effort to better serve our students and partner with advisers through our process, we have provided information below concerning the role of a personal adviser through the student conduct process. In addition, for more information on the specifics of the conduct process, advisers are asked to review the current version of the University's 2012-2013 Code of Student Conduct document. 

Adviser & Attorney Resources

Guidelines for Advisers & Attorneys in the Student Conduct Process