WAC 132Q-30-105
Definitions. For the purposes of this
chapter, the following terms shall mean:
(1) "Accused student" means any student accused of
violating the standards of conduct for students.
(2) "Appeal board" is a district-wide board composed of
one administrator from each college appointed by the chief
executive of that college. The appeal board considers appeals
from a student conduct board's determination or from the
sanctions imposed by the chief student services officer. The
board is convened by the chief student services officer.
(3) The "chief student services officer" is that person
designated by the college president/executive vice-president
to be responsible for the administration of the standards of
conduct for students. The term also includes a college
official designated by the chief student services officer to
act on his/her behalf in matters related to this chapter.
(4) "College" means Spokane Community College, Spokane
Falls Community College, or the Institute for Extended
Learning, at all locations of Community Colleges of Spokane
(CCS).
(5) "College official" includes any person employed by
the college performing assigned duties.
(6) "College premises" includes all land, buildings,
facilities, and other property in the possession of or owned,
used, or controlled by the Community Colleges of Spokane
(including adjacent streets and sidewalks).
(7) "Complainant" means any member of CCS who submits a
charge alleging that a student violated the standards of
conduct for students. When students believe they have been
victimized by someone's misconduct, they have the same rights
under these standards as are provided to the complainant, even
if another member of CCS submitted the charge itself.
(8) "Faculty member" means a teacher, counselor, or
librarian or person who is otherwise considered by the college
to be a member of its faculty.
(9) "Instructional day" means Monday through Friday,
except for federal or state holidays, when students are in
attendance for instructional purposes.
(10) "Member of CCS" includes any person who is a
student, faculty member, college official, or any other person
employed by CCS. A person's status in a particular situation
is determined by the chief student services officer.
(11) "Student" includes a person taking courses at the
college, either full-time or part-time. The term also
includes persons who withdraw after allegedly violating the
standards of conduct for students, who are not officially
enrolled for a particular quarter but have a continuing
relationship with the college (including suspended students),
students on study abroad programs or who have been notified of
their acceptance for admission. "Student" also includes
"student organization."
(12) "Student organization" means any number of persons
who have complied with the formal requirements for college
recognition, such as clubs and associations, and are
recognized by the college as such.
(13) "Student conduct board" is a board appointed by the
chief executive officer of the college to hear complaints
referred by the chief student services officer to determine
whether a student has violated the standards of conduct for
students, and to impose sanctions when a violation has been
committed. The board shall have at least one member from the
respective groups: Faculty, students, administration. The
chief student services officer convenes the board and appoints
the chair.
[Statutory Authority: Chapter 28B.50 RCW. 07-10-042, §
132Q-30-105, filed 4/25/07, effective 6/25/07.]