EDUC 6590 - The Administration of Student Conduct Resolution in Higher Education

3 Credit(s) | $7.50 Fee

An increasingly important responsibility among student affairs professionals is holding students accountable for their conduct while enrolled. This responsibility lies at the intersection of compliance with state and federal regulations, court opinions, and sound educational practices for helping students change their behavior. This course explores these intersections and how theories can be applied to the practice of facilitating student conferences, board hearings, and appeals. Students will learn about what constitutes due process in administrative proceedings and how those proceedings may differ by the nature of the misconduct including academic, non-academic, professional, and sexualized misconduct. (As Needed) [Graded Letter]