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Effective August 1, 2008, the Student Disciplinary Policies and Procedures last approved by the Board of Visitors on April 7, 2006 will no longer be in effect. For the new policies and procedures (as approved by the Board of Visitors on June 13, 2008) please click here.
Additionally, the Student Disciplinary Policies and Procedures printed in the 2008-2009 Undergraduate & Graduate Catalogs are incorrectly printed as the version last approved by the Board of Visitors on April 7, 2006. Please disregard the printed versions in the Catalogs .
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Please keep in mind that email is the official form of University communication. Notices from the Office of Student Judicial Affairs will be sent via email and failure to read or respond does not invalidate liability. To view the entire policy, click here.
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The Office of Student Judicial Affairs is responsible for the administration of the student conduct system as outlined in the Student Disciplinary Policies and Procedures.
Our community standards are based upon the ideals of the Monarch Creed. The Code of Student Conduct further establishes specific standards for student behavior. In addition, the Honor Code embodies Old Dominion University's standards to guide students as scholars in their academic endeavors.
As such the staff in the office respond to any alleged disciplinary violation to determine if community standards have been violated. Our disciplinary process is rooted in developmental theory and our goal is to educate the student regarding community standards. The office serves as a resource for students concerning their rights and responsibilities and provides assistance to faculty, students and staff regarding student conduct issues.
