November 9, 1999
Dear ,
The purpose of this letter is to inform you of the results of your Judicial Board hearing on Monday, November 8, 1999. The Judicial Board has unanimously found you in violation of LUCC legislation IV. D., disruptive behavior, 1.02 - members of the Lawrence community will not engage in any activity or behavior that threatens or disrupts the administrative or service functions of the university and IV. D. 2.03 - members of the Lawrence community will not engage in intimidation of another person through physical, mental, or emotional means. The board has found you not in violation of LUCC legislation IV. D. 3.03 - members of the Lawrence community will not engage in misuse of property by a. the university or b. any member of the Lawrence community.
The following sanctions have been decided upon:
An official warning - this constitutes notification that adverse judgement has been rendered against the accused party and that further violation of the Social Code may result in a more severe penalty. This sanction is in conjunction with a written apology to ____ and an anonymous editorial that will be submitted to the Lawrentian. This article can be written with ____ and should address how emotional and mental intimidation are as harmful as physical intimidation and why they have no place in the Lawrence community. The apology should be given to the Dean of Students office by Wednesday, November 17, 1999 and the article should be given to the Dean of Students office by December 3, 1999.
We hope these sanctions will be educational to you and make you consider the impact of your actions on others.
If you wish to appeal this decision you must inform the President, in writing, within three days of receiving this letter.
The members of the Board hope you understand that our responsibility is to hear all formal complaints, decide if a violation has been committed and apply a sanction when warranted. We hope you understand that you need to respect the rights of others if we are to maintain a satisfactory living and learning environment at Lawrence. The college community must insist upon the cooperation and responsible judgment of all students.
If you have any questions or concerns regarding the hearing or the appeals process, please contact me or the Dean of Students, Nancy Truesdell.
Sincerely,
Mandi Manning
Chair, Judicial Board
November 9, 1999
Dear,
The purpose of this letter is to inform you of the results of your Judicial Board hearing on Monday, November 8, 1999. The Judicial Board has found you in violation of LUCC legislation IV. D., disruptive behavior, 1.02 - members of the Lawrence community will not engage in any activity or behavior that threatens or disrupts the administrative or service functions of the university and IV. D. 2.03 - members of the Lawrence community will not engage in intimidation of another person through physical, mental, or emotional means. The board has found you not in violation of LUCC legislation IV. D. 3.03 - members of the Lawrence community will not engage in misuse of property by a. the university or b. any member of the Lawrence community.
The following sanctions have been decided upon:
An official warning - this constitutes notification that adverse judgement has been rendered against the accused party and that further violation of the Social Code may result in a more severe penalty. This sanction is in conjunction with a written apology to _____ and an anonymous editorial that will be submitted to the Lawrentian. This article can be written with _____ and should address how emotional and mental intimidation are as harmful as physical intimidation and why they have no place in the Lawrence community. The apology should be given to the Dean of Students office by Wednesday, November 17, 1999 and the article should be given to the Dean of Students office by December 3, 1999.
We hope these sanctions will be educational to you and make you consider the impact of your actions on others.
If you wish to appeal this decision you must inform the President, in writing, within three days of receiving this letter.
The members of the Board hope you understand that our responsibility is to hear all formal complaints, decide if a violation has been committed and apply a sanction when warranted. We hope you understand that you need to respect the rights of others if we are to maintain a satisfactory living and learning environment at Lawrence. The college community must insist upon the cooperation and responsible judgment of all students.
If you have any questions or concerns regarding the hearing or the appeals process, please contact me or the Dean of Students, Nancy Truesdell.
Sincerely,
Mandi Manning
Chair, Judicial Board
November 12, 1999
Dear,
The purpose of this letter is to inform you of the results of your Judicial Board hearing on Wednesday, November 10, 1999. The board unanimously found you in violation of LUCC legislation IV. D. 1.01, 1.02 and the Code of Student Responsibility.
As a result the Judicial Board has decided on the following sanctions:
An official warning - constitutes notification that adverse judgement has been rendered against the accused party and that further violation of the Social Code may result in a more severe penalty.
In addition, you are required to write a signed letter of apology to ___________, which will also be printed anonymously in the Lawerentian. This letter should address the impact of your actions on the Lawrence community. The letter must be submitted to Dean Truesdell no later than Wednesday, November 24, 1999. Dean Truesdell will be responsible for forwarding the letter to L.U.C.C. and the Lawrentian.
If you wish to appeal this decision you must inform the President of the university, in writing, within three days of receiving this letter.
The members of the Board hope you understand that our responsibility is to hear all formal complaints, decide if a violation has been committed and apply a sanction when warranted. We hope you understand that your role as a leader of a campus organization and a deputized member of PEL comes with responsibilities that must be taken seriously in order to ensure the welfare of the Lawrence community.
If you have any questions or concerns regarding the hearing or the appeals process, please contact me or the Dean of Students, Nancy Truesdell.
Sincerely,
Lyla Muncherjee
Chair, Judicial Board
December 8, 1999
Dear ,
The purpose of this letter is to inform you of the results of your Judicial Board hearing on Sunday, December 5, 1999. The board has unanimously found you in violation of the university's Policy on Personal Safety: All members of the Lawrence University community have a right to a safe living, learning and work environment. Violence or threats of violence against students, employees, or visitors are unacceptable and will not be tolerated. Violence/threats of violence include, but are not limited to, striking another, pushing, kicking, throwing things, abusing/destroying property, physical intimidation, threats (direct, implied or veiled), stalking or harassment. You have also been found in violation of LUCC legislation IV. D. 2.01, Disruptive Behavior: members of the L.U. Community will not engage in assault of another person.
The Board has decided on the following sanctions:
Disciplinary Probation for the remainder of your enrollment at Lawrence. Disciplinary probation constitutes a reprimand upon the accused student for a specified period of time and includes a statement that further violation of the Social Code shall result in a minimum penalty of suspension.
In addition, the following sanctions have been given: Extracurricular probation for Term II of the 1999-2000 academic year during which you will not be allowed to participate in extracurricular activities. Also you will be removed from your current housing assignment and will be assigned to a hall other than the one in which _____ lives. This will begin in Term II 1999-2000 and will remain in effect until the end of the 1999-00 school year. It is your responsibility to contact Nancy Truesdell to make the necessary housing arrangements.
If you wish to appeal this decision you must inform the President, in writing, within three days of receiving this letter.
The members of the Board hope you understand that our responsibility is to hear all formal complaints, decide if a violation has been committed and apply a sanction when warranted. We hope you understand that you need to respect the rights of others if we are to maintain a satisfactory living and learning environment at Lawrence. The college community must insist upon the cooperation and responsible judgment of all students.
If you have any questions or concerns regarding the hearing or the appeals process, please contact me or the Dean of Students, Nancy Truesdell.
Sincerely,
Amanda Manning
Chair, Judicial Board
January 7, 2000
Dear ,
The purpose of this letter is to inform you of the results of your Judicial Board hearing on Thursday, January 6, 2000. The board has found you in violation of LUCC legislation III. A. 1.00: Possession, use, and distribution of alcoholic beverages to persons of legal age are permitted on campus only by persons of legal age; LUCC legislation III. A. 2.00: Anyone distributing alcoholic beverages to a person not of legal age, or any person not of legal age possessing or using alcoholic beverages is subject to disciplinary action by the university. Students are subject to state and local regulations concerning possession, use and distribution of intoxicants; and LUCC legislation III. B. 2.00: Consideration Hours - quiet hours exist at times selected by the residents of a residence hall, small house, or fraternity house. During such times unreasonable noise and other distractions are not tolerated.
The Board has decided on the following sanctions:
An Official Warning which constitutes notification that adverse judgment has been rendered and that further violation of the Social Code may result in a more severe penalty.
In addition, you will be required to shadow an RLA on one night of duty. You will need to contact Amy Uecke, Assistant Dean of Residence Life (ext. 6596) to make arrangements no later than January 17, 2000. The service must be completed by the end of Term II.
Finally, you are required to create an educational bulletin board for ____ that identifies possible consequences of underage alcohol possession, distribution and/or consumption. You will need to contact Scott Radtke, Alcohol and Drug Education Coordinator (ext. 6474), no later than January 17, 2000 as he will monitor this project. The bulletin board must be completed during Term II.
If you wish to appeal this decision you must inform the President, in writing, within three days of receiving this letter.
The members of the Board hope you understand that our responsibility is to hear all formal complaints, decide if a violation has been committed and apply a sanction when warranted. We hope you understand that you need to respect the rights of others if we are to maintain a satisfactory living and learning environment at Lawrence. The college community must insist upon the cooperation and responsible judgment of all students.
If you have any questions or concerns regarding the hearing or the appeals process, please contact me or the Dean of Students, Nancy Truesdell.
Sincerely,
Amanda Manning
Chair, Judicial Board
January 7, 2000
Dear ,
The purpose of this letter is to inform you of the results of your Judicial Board hearing on Thursday, January 6, 2000. The board has found you in violation of LUCC legislation III. A. 1.00: Possession, use, and distribution of alcoholic beverages to persons of legal age are permitted on campus only by persons of legal age; LUCC legislation III. A. 2.00: Anyone distributing alcoholic beverages to a person not of legal age, or any person not of legal age possessing or using alcoholic beverages is subject to disciplinary action by the university. Students are subject to state and local regulations concerning possession, use and distribution of intoxicants; and LUCC legislation III. B. 2.00: Consideration Hours - quiet hours exist at times selected by the residents of a residence hall, small house, or fraternity house. During such times unreasonable noise and other distractions are not tolerated.
The Board has decided on the following sanctions:
An Official Warning which constitutes notification that adverse judgment has been rendered and that further violation of the Social Code may result in a more severe penalty.
In addition, you will be required to shadow an RLA on one night of duty. You will need to contact Amy Uecke, Assistant Dean of Residence Life (ext. 6596) to make arrangements no later than January 17, 2000. The service must be completed by the end of Term II.
Finally, you are required to create an educational bulletin board for ______ that identifies possible consequences of underage alcohol possession, distribution and/or consumption. You will need to contact Scott Radtke, Alcohol and Drug Education Coordinator (ext. 6474), no later than January 17, 2000 as he will monitor this project. The bulletin board must be completed during Term II.
If you wish to appeal this decision you must inform the President, in writing, within three days of receiving this letter.
The members of the Board hope you understand that our responsibility is to hear all formal complaints, decide if a violation has been committed and apply a sanction when warranted. We hope you understand that you need to respect the rights of others if we are to maintain a satisfactory living and learning environment at Lawrence. The college community must insist upon the cooperation and responsible judgment of all students.
If you have any questions or concerns regarding the hearing or the appeals process, please contact me or the Dean of Students, Nancy Truesdell.
Sincerely,
Amanda Manning
Chair, Judicial Board
April 6, 2000
Dear
The purpose of this letter is to inform you of the results of your Judicial Board hearing on Wednesday, April 5, 2000. The board has found you in violation of LUCC legislation III.B. 2.00, Consideration Hours - At times members of the Lawrence community should exercise consideration with regard to noise and other distractions. A student has the right to the use of his or her room for sleep, study, and recreation. The rights to sleep and to study take precedence over the right to recreation.
The Board find you not in violation of III.B. 2.00, Consideration Hours - Quiet hours exist at times selected by the residents of a residence hall, small house or fraternity house. During such times unreasonable noise and other distractions are not tolerated. The Board finds you not in violation of IV.D. 1.03, Disruptive Behavior - Members of the Lawrence community will not engage in any activity or behavior that threatens or disrupts the educational objectives of any member of the Lawrence community.
The Board has decided on the following sanctions:
An Official Warning which constitutes notification that adverse judgment has been rendered and that further violation of the Social Code may result in a more severe penalty.
We also strongly recommend that you contact _______, your RLA or Amy Uecke, Assistant Dean for Residence Life, to facilitate discussion with ________ about ways you can live more compatibly.
If you wish to appeal this decision you must inform the President, in writing, within three days of receiving this letter.
The members of the Board hop you understand that our responsibility is to hear all formal complaints, decide if a violation has been committed and apply a sanction when warranted. We hope you understand that you need to respect the rights of others if we are to maintain a satisfactory living and learning environment at Lawrence. The college community must insist upon the cooperation and responsible judgment of all students.
If you have any questions or concerns regarding the hearing or the appeals process, please contact me or the Dean of Students, Nancy Truesdell.
Sincerely,
Amanda Manning
Chair, Judicial Board
May 10, 2000
Dear ,
The purpose of this letter is to inform you of the results of your Judicial Board hearing on Tuesday, May 9, 2000. The Judicial Board has found you in violation of LUCC legislation IV. D., Disruptive Conduct, 1.03, 3.02 and Consideration Hours III. B. 2.00.
The board has decided on the following sanctions:
The sanction of Disciplinary Probation - which states that further violation of the Social Code shall result in a minimum penalty of suspension. Also, you must submit a signed letter of apology to the Dean of Students Office by Wednesday, May 17, 2000. This letter will be distributed to the residents of the fourth floor of Plantz.
If you wish to appeal this decision you must inform the President, in writing, within three days of receiving this letter.
The members of the Board hope you understand that our responsibility is to hear all formal complaints, decide if a violation has been committed and apply a sanction when warranted. We hope you understand that you need to respect the rights of others if we are to maintain a satisfactory living and learning environment at Lawrence. The college community must insist upon the cooperation and responsible judgment of all students.
If you have any questions or concerns regarding the hearing or the appeals process, please contact me or the Dean of Students, Nancy Truesdell.
Sincerely,
Mandi Manning
Chair, Judicial Board
May 26, 2000
Dear,
The purpose of this letter is to inform you of the results of your Judicial Board hearing on Thursday, May 25, 2000. The Judicial Board has unanimously found you in violation of LUCC legislation III. A. Alcoholic Beverages. In keeping with our philosophy to educate and stimulate students to think about their actions as they relate to those of other members of the L.U. community, the sanction is the following:
An official warning - constitutes notification that adverse judgment has been rendered against the accused party and that further violation of the Social Code may result in a more severe penalty. In addition, you must collaborate on an essay pertaining to the rationale behind the common alcohol container policy. You must consult Dean Truesdell and any other appropriate resources. This essay should be submitted to the Judicial Board, through Dean Truesdell no later than June 9, 2000. Upon our approval, this essay shall be submitted to The Lawrentian with the intent to educate the community on the university alcohol policy.
If you wish to appeal this decision you must inform the President, in writing, within three days of receiving this letter.
The members of the Board hope you understand that our responsibility is to hear all formal complaints, decide if a violation has been committed and apply a sanction when warranted. We hope you understand that you need to respect the rights of others if we are to maintain a satisfactory living and learning environment at Lawrence. The college community must insist upon the cooperation and responsible judgment of all students.
If you have any questions or concerns regarding the hearing or the appeals process, please contact me or the Dean of Students, Nancy Truesdell.
Sincerely,
Lyla Muncherjee
Chair, Judicial Board
May 26, 2000
Dear ,
The purpose of this letter is to inform you of the results of your Judicial Board hearing on Thursday, May 25, 2000. The Judicial Board has unanimously found you in violation of LUCC legislation III. A. Alcoholic Beverages. In keeping with our philosophy to educate and stimulate students to think about their actions as they relate to those of other members of the L.U. community, the sanction is the following:
An official warning - constitutes notification that adverse judgment has been rendered against the accused party and that further violation of the Social Code may result in a more severe penalty. In addition, you must collaborate on an essay pertaining to the rationale behind the common alcohol container policy. You must consult Dean Truesdell and any other appropriate resources. This essay should be submitted to the Judicial Board, through Dean Truesdell no later than June 9, 2000. Upon our approval, this essay shall be submitted to The Lawrentian with the intent to educate the community on the university alcohol policy.
If you wish to appeal this decision you must inform the President, in writing, within three days of receiving this letter.
The members of the Board hope you understand that our responsibility is to hear all formal complaints, decide if a violation has been committed and apply a sanction when warranted. We hope you understand that you need to respect the rights of others if we are to maintain a satisfactory living and learning environment at Lawrence. The college community must insist upon the cooperation and responsible judgment of all students.
If you have any questions or concerns regarding the hearing or the appeals process, please contact me or the Dean of Students, Nancy Truesdell.
Sincerely,
Lyla Muncherjee
Chair, Judicial Board
May 26, 2000
Dear ,
The purpose of this letter is to inform you of the results of your Judicial Board hearing on Thursday, May 25, 2000. The Judicial Board has unanimously found you in violation of LUCC legislation III. A. Alcoholic Beverages. In keeping with our philosophy to educate and stimulate students to think about their actions as they relate to those of other members of the L.U. community, the sanction is the following:
An official warning - constitutes notification that adverse judgment has been rendered against the accused party and that further violation of the Social Code may result in a more severe penalty. In addition, you must collaborate on an essay pertaining to the rationale behind the common alcohol container policy. You must consult Dean Truesdell and any other appropriate resources. This essay should be submitted to the Judicial Board, through Dean Truesdell no later than June 9, 2000. Upon our approval, this essay shall be submitted to The Lawrentian with the intent to educate the community on the university alcohol policy.
If you wish to appeal this decision you must inform the President, in writing, within three days of receiving this letter.
The members of the Board hope you understand that our responsibility is to hear all formal complaints, decide if a violation has been committed and apply a sanction when warranted. We hope you understand that you need to respect the rights of others if we are to maintain a satisfactory living and learning environment at Lawrence. The college community must insist upon the cooperation and responsible judgment of all students.
If you have any questions or concerns regarding the hearing or the appeals process, please contact me or the Dean of Students, Nancy Truesdell.
Sincerely,
Lyla Muncherjee
Chair, Judicial Board