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The Office of Judicial Affairs believes it is important to take a proactive approach to educate Penn State students about the Code of Conduct and the Discipline Process. This is accomplished thorugh a variety of programs and initiatives.
Articles regulary appear in the residence hall newsletter- Stall Stories, as well as in the International Student Services Newsletter- The Globe. These articles focus on a specific topic, policy, or timely issue.
We have created the following programs which we present to classes. We would be more than willing to work with faculty members, staff members, or student organizations to create a program tailored to address specific issues or concerns.
An introduction to the Student Code of Conduct, the University Discipline System, and the Penn State Principles. Facilitators demystify the campus discipline process and clarify student rights and responsibilities. At the end of the presentation, students will be encouraged to visit the Office of Judicial Affairs Website and complete the online “Know the Code” Survey.
An interactive program addressing academic integrity, ethical decision making, and values clarification. Facilitators incorporate theory to practice through case studies, individual exercises, and group exercises.
Judicial Affairs, in collaboration with other appropriate university departments and outside agencies, will address the University’s policies, procedures, and protocols for responding to incidents of alleged sexual misconduct.
Our newest initiative is the online quiz. The quiz contains 14 true-false questions designed to not only test students’ knowledge of the Code of Conduct, but to also encourage them to learn more about what is expected of them. The quiz can be found at www.sa.psu.edu/ja/knowthecode. Those who complete the quiz can enter into a prize drawing which occurs each semester.
For more information about our programs and initiatives, or to schedule a program, please contact Gary Miller at gmm21@sa.psu.edu.
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