Process & Representation
1. Meeting with Professor
The student will meet with the Professor bringing the allegation.
2. Exploratory Meeting
Meet with an official appointed to investigate (usually called the Dean’s Designate). If the Dean’s Designate finds no wrongdoing, the matter will conclude. In many cases, the Dean’s Designate may apply a sanction and not refer the matter to a formal hearing.
3. Hearing
Following this meeting, should a case proceed further, there will be a formal hearing before a tribunal or committee.
4. Appeals
There may also be an appeals process if either party is not satisfied with the decision of the tribunal or committee.
5. Judicial Review
Judicial review of the final decision is possible depending on the circumstances.
Academic Appeals
Exploratory Meetings
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