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Confiscation of Property: Confiscation of items that the University determines are inappropriate
for the University setting.
Restitution: Compensation for loss, damage, or injury. This may take the form of appropriate
service or monetary or material replacement.
Educational Program or Project: Required attendance at the student’s expense at an educational
workshop or completion of an educational project that will benefit the University community,
responsible student, or others.
Referral: A student may be referred to Counseling, Health and Wellness, Student Affairs/Dean of
Students (Law) Center for Learning & Academic Success or another appropriate office or local
agency for consultation or assessment.
Unenrollment from a Course and/or Academic Program: A student may be unenrolled from a
course and/or an academic program. In such cases, tuition and fees for the course will not be
refunded to the student.
Order of No Contact: An order that restricts communication/contact between two or more
parties.
Disciplinary Probation: A period of time during which a student’s behavior is subject to
examination.
Strict Disciplinary Probation: A period of time during which a student’s behavior is subject to
close examination. In addition, the student may be excluded from participation in some or all
social and/or extracurricular activities, including, but not limited to, representing the University,
participating in intercollegiate athletics, holding elected or appointed office in the Student
Government Association/Student Bar Association or other student organization, or studying
abroad.
Residence Relocation: Required reassignment to another residence area.
Deferred Loss of Housing: Warning that if the student is found responsible for violating the
University’s Policy on Sexual Misconduct, the student may be immediately removed from the
residence halls for a specific period of time, after which the student may reapply for housing.
Loss of Future Housing: The student is prohibited from participating in the returning student
housing lottery or from participating in the returning student waitlist until the date specified or
indefinitely if no date is specified.
Residence Hall Suspension: Separation of the student from the residence halls for a specific
period of time, after which the student may reapply for housing. The student may not participate
in the housing lottery for the following year or be on the housing waitlist while on Residence