Office of Student Conduct and Community Standards
Mission Statement
The Office of Student Conduct will treat all students with fairness, consistency and respect. Our mission is to help each student to achieve success in their academic, living and learning environment. Our office will provide all available resources through Utah State University and other agencies to assist each student and party.
Goals
- Protect the learning and living environment at USU.
- Facilitate students in learning responsible conduct.
- Fairly resolve Student Code violations and grievances.
- Foster and promote academic integrity.
- Protect relevant rights and due process of students.
- Develop and disseminate Student Code information.
- Develop educational activities to inform students of the Student Code and to prevent violations.
- With the aid of on-campus and off-campus organizations promote a holistic approach to student development, education, intellectual growth, communication skills, value clarification, and enhanced self esteem. Reference and links to some of the organizations are included on this web page.
- Stay abreast of the latest developmental, educational, and legal matters in student conduct issues.
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USU Student Conduct and Community Standards staff are members of “Aggies Think, Care, Act” and we proudly support their Principles of Community.
Governing Values
The values of the Office of Student Conduct provide a framework for an ideal living and learning environment at Utah State University. This office believes an institution of higher education should be governed by the following values:
- Fairness in all of our dealings.
- Learning academically, socially and ethically.
- Integrity in all aspects of conduct.
- Inclusion.
USU Honor Pledge
“I pledge, on my honor, to conduct myself with the foremost level of academic integrity”
USU Alcohol Policy
No Alcohol at anytime or anywhere on campus. Legal and responsible drinking off campus. No illegal drugs.
Student Right–to–Know and Campus Security Act
This act (Public Law 101–542), signed into law in November 1990 by the U.S. Department of Education, applies to institutions of higher education receiving federal financial assistance. Under this policy, current and prospective students must be informed of completion or graduation rates of students seeking certificates or degrees. The act also requires reporting of security policies and crime statistics to students, employees, and the U.S. Department of Education.
Executive Director of the Office of Equity, Title IX Coordinator
Matthew Pinner, J.D.
Eccles Conference Center, Room 102A
435-797-1266
Title IX Coordinator
Cody Carmichael
[email protected]
Distance Education Rm. 401
435-797-1266
Notice of Non-discrimination
Notice of Non-discrimination full statement.
For further information on notice of non-discrimination:
U.S. Department of Education Office for Civil Rights
303-844-5695
[email protected]