Campus Judicial Process
All Indiana University Students enter into an contract and commit to upholding certain standards of academic and personal conduct as defined by the Code of Student Rights, Responsibilities, and Conduct. When allegations surface that a student has violated these standards, the Campus Judicial Process, overseen by the Dean of Student's Office of Student Ethics.

This web page is designed to help students, faculty and staff as they navigate this process.  Student Ethics is here to assist you, so please read our web page and see if it can help you to answer your questions 

INFORMATION FOR STUDENTS (under construction)

• I received a judicial Notification Letter in the mail or e-mail.  What does it mean?
• The judicial Decision Letter I got refers to some other information, where is it?
• Where can I find the "Request for University Hearing Commission" form? 
• Why does the University have a Judicial Process?
• What are the steps in the Campus Judicial Process?
• I want to review my student conduct file.  How can I do that?
• I've been sexually assaulted or harassed?  What can I do?
• What does the University do with student conduct records?
• A grad school/ employer is asking me to allow them to do a student discipline check?  How does this work?
• Will my parents/ guardians find about about my situation?

INFORMATION FOR FACULTY & STAFF

• How can I file an academic misconduct report?
• How do I deal with disruptive students in my class?