Student Rights and Responsibilities

In the event of an allegation of misconduct, students, student groups, and student organizations have the right to:

  • Have all conduct procedures fully explained,
  • Be made aware of any allegations of misconduct,
  • Be given the opportunity to respond to those charges,
  •  Hear/Review any evidence submitted to support the alleged violations,
  • Be given the opportunity to present evidence which counters the allegations,
  • Have their matter heard by an impartial, and appropriately trained, party,
  • Be informed, in writing, of meetings and the outcomes, including any Sanctions and deadlines for completion, if applicable,
  • Expect confidentiality of personal information from individuals involved with the investigation/adjudication of an alleged act of misconduct,
  • Be treated with respect by Olin employees and Honor Board members throughout all conduct processes,
  • (for Reporting/Impacted Parties) To share information about the impact statement and provide input on Sanctions when relevant,
  • Provided with an opportunity to appeal, and
  • Have their matter addressed in a timely manner.