Judicial Programs

The Director of Judicial Programs administers the conduct system for all students and is available to all students, faculty, and staff who may have questions or concerns regarding the University Judicial System.

The Office of Judicial Programs is responsible for developing ways to effectively respond to incidents or issues which threaten to disrupt the learning environment. In addition, this office assists with the coordination of conduct referrals to counseling or alcohol and other drug education programs. The goals of the Office of Judicial Programs include resolving discipline cases in a developmentally sound manner consistent with University policy and applicable state and federal laws; encouraging the teaching and development of life-skills, such as healthy decision making, civility, and accountability; and maintaining integrity in regards to the health, safety, and security of all members of the CCSU community.

In the event a student fails to complete sanctions from a prior disciplinary resolution by the required deadline or has failed to meet to resolve reported disciplinary violations, the Office of Judicial Programs may place restrictions on the student’s ability to register for courses, reside on campus, etc., until the matter has been fully resolved.

The Office of Judicial Programs is located in Barrows Hall, Room 109 (832-1667).