Student Conduct Programs
October 18, 2022 2024-02-29 22:07Rocky Mountain College student conduct programs have been developed based on a restorative justice philosophy.
Student conduct programs at Rocky Mountain College strive to maintain the welfare of the College community, as well as to assist individual students in developing personal responsibility. The structure of the College's conduct programs provides for fair and consistent response to disciplinary issues so that students may:
- Become more fully aware of their responsibilities as members of the College community;
- Develop a more thorough understanding of how their behavior effects the broader communities; and
- Learn from the conduct process and to grow as individual members of the campus community.
Student conduct proceedings at RMC are committed to objectivity and fundamental fairness for all parties involved. As such, students are guaranteed their rights to due process and should expect to be:
- Apprised of the violation against him or her;
- Provided an opportunity to present information on his or her behalf; and
- Given the right to appeal any decision of a staff member, administrator, faculty member, or conduct board
a. Students are entitled to one appellate hearing and will be informed, in writing, of the body(ies) that will be available to hear their appeal.
b. Students will be notified, in writing, regarding the appropriate filing processes for their appellate hearing.
Ultimately, the College is responsible for all student conduct proceedings. Therefore, RMC reserves the right to take whatever action is deemed appropriate and necessary in holding students accountable for their behavior.
Contact
Bair Family Student Center 114
