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Student Conduct Board Training

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Inaugural Training:

The initial training for all individuals who have applied to be a member of the Student Conduct Board (SCB) consists of three interactive training sessions, currently being held via Zoom, with in person options available as well. These interactive training sessions include our Conduct Board 101, our Listening and Questioning Activity, and our Mock Hearing. Each applicant MUST participate in all three interactive training sessions to become an active member of the Student Conduct Board.

Additionally, there are two different Series of self-guided modules (the 100 Series and the 200 Series) on Canvas that you must go through with correlating quizzes that you must pass.

100 Series

Topics Include:
  • Conduct Process
  • The Code of Conduct and Incident Reporting
  • Panel Hearings

200 Series

Topics Include:

  • Bias and Perception Awareness
  • Cultural Competency
  • High Risk Populations
  • Trauma-Informed Approach
  • Sanctions
After completing the 100 and 200 series modules, along with attending the Conduct Board 101, the Listening and Questioning Activity, and the Mock Hearing, there are 3 optional modules for if you wish to serve in a role other than Panel Hearing Member. 

Forgiveness Review Module

If you are interested in serving as a Forgiveness Review Member, you must complete the 300 Series and pass the correlating quizzes. This self-guided module will educate the participant on the Forgiveness Request process and the best practices when reviewing a student's Forgiveness Request. This module focuses on the Principles of Restorative Justice and Student Development Best Practice Theory.

Conduct Advisor Module

If you are interested in serving as a Conduct Advisor, you must complete the 300 Series and pass the correlating quizzes. This self-guided Canvas module will educate the participant on the role, the duties, and the responsibilities of a Conduct Advisor. This module will focus on reflection and self-advocacy in order for the participant to help guide their advisee through the conduct process.

TIX Advisor Training Module

This 30-minute training module is hosted by Senior Associate General Counsel, as he talks through sexual misconduct, what happens during an investigation and a hearing, the role of an advisor, rules of decorum, and more. This role designation option is only available to Graduate students OR Faculty/Staff.

Initial Student Conduct Board training is generally held at the beginning of each semester.