- Where can I find the Student Handbook?
- What if I need a discipline record check for law school, medical school, etc?
- Where do students go if they need to verify that they are a full-time student for insurance purposes?
- Who do families contact in the case of a family emergency (ie. death or serious illness) and need to get in touch with a student?
- What is a Disciplinary Fine on a University invoice?
- If a student is documented for a violation of the Code of Student Conduct, how will they be notified regarding his/her meeting with the Conduct Review Officer?
- What if a student wants to appeal his/her sanction?
Where can I find the Student Handbook?
Please access the Student Handbook on the Student Publications & Information page, or you may pick up a paper copy in the Dean of Students Office at 213 Dougherty Hall.
What if I need a discipline record check for law school, medical school, etc?
Bring the signed form and/or request to the Dean of Student’s Office with a self-stamped and addressed envelope, and we will send the information to the institution.
Where do students go if they need to verify that they are a full-time student for insurance purposes?
Students will need to contact the Registrar’s Office at (610) 519-4030
Who do families contact in the case of a family emergency (ie. death or serious illness) and need to get in touch with a student?
Contact the Dean of Student’s Office at (610) 519-4200
What is a Disciplinary Fine on a University invoice?
Disciplinary Fines are sometimes assessed following a violation of the Code of Student Conduct. These monetary payments may be for punitive purposes or for purposes of restitution because of damage to persons or property; or misappropriation of property.
If a student is documented for a violation of the Code of Student Conduct, how will they be notified regarding his/her meeting with the Conduct Review Officer?
Students will receive their appointment letters under the door in their residence hall room (if they live on campus), via email, or hand delivered to class.
What if a student wants to appeal his/her sanction?
The Dean of Students or his/her designate will hear appeals in cases where the sanction is expulsion, suspension, loss of good disciplinary standing, or loss of campus residency. For an explanation of these sanctions, please see page 41 of the Student Handbook.
