Disciplinary Action
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Written Warning: An official statement to the student advising them that a violation has occurred, and that continuation of such conduct may result in further disciplinary action
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Loss Of Privileges: Denial of certain privileges such as on campus parking, participation in campus organizations, attendance at campus events, visitation privileges, or use of campus facilities
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Fines: A monetary sum paid to the Business Office. If Fines are not paid, it could result in a hold being placed on the student's account.
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Community Service Hours: The assignment of labor or task in lieu of fines. The number of hours to be served will be determined by the Associate Vice President and Dean of Student Success.
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Restitution: A prescribed action to reimburse by transfer of property or service
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Completion of Learning Modules or Seminars: Mandatory completion of learning modules or seminars related to the conduct violation.
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Probation: Restriction of the student’s good standing in the University for a stated period of time and may result in the student being unable to participate in athletics, to hold an office, or to be a representative of the University.
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Hold on Grades or Registration For Classes: The student may not receive class grades or register for classes until there has been compliance with other sanctions or conditions.
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Suspension From the Residence Halls: The student will be removed from University housing and banned from visiting the residence halls, but may continue taking classes.
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Suspension From The University: The student will be forced to withdraw from the University and vacate the campus for a determined period of time. The student has the right to petition for readmission at the conclusion of the defined period of time.
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Expulsion: The student is dismissed from the University for an unspecified period of time.
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Administrative Withdrawal: A student may be withdrawn from the University by the President or Provost when that student exhibits behavior that may be disruptive to the educational process of the University or is a danger to self, others, or property.
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Notification of Parents (if dependent student): Limestone University reserves the right to notify parents or legal guardians of a student’s behavior or of any situation of which the University feels the parents should be informed.
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Notification of Athletic Department: Limestone University reserves the right to notify the Vice President for Intercollegiate Athletes of a student’s behavior or conduct violation.
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Other actions that are appropriate and approved by the Associate Vice President and Dean of Student Success, or President.