Resources

The Conduct process is not a legal process, with the standard of responsibility relying on a preponderance of the information.  The Office of Student Conduct and Student Conduct hearing officers are expected to:

• Address consequences for behaviors that violate campus and community rules and laws
• Offer outcomes to assist students in learning about their impact on themselves and others within their respective communities
• Protect the integrity of the students, the faculty & staff, and the institution

 

The Kent State University Public Safety Department remains the appropriate place to file a criminal or campus violation complaints:

Kent State University Police

Other complaints involving University policies, procedures, or academic disputes maybe be directed to:

Student Ombuds

Human Resources

Equal Opportunity and Affirmative Action

Links to related documents that may be helpful:

Code of Student Conduct

Office of Student Conduct Appeal Form

Residence Services Hallways Handbook

Student FERPA Release Form

Links to related websites that may be helpful:

Sexual Assault Response Team

Kent State University Policy Register

Family Education Right to Privacy Act (FERPA)  

Student Legal Services