WAC 132R-04-063
Disciplinary sanctions. If any student
is found to have violated any of the offenses enumerated at
WAC 132-04-057, one or more of the following sanctions may be
imposed against the student or student organization. Failure
to comply with any imposed sanctions may result in additional
sanctions.
(1) Minor disciplinary sanction:
(a) "Disciplinary warning." Formal action censoring a
student for unacceptable conduct or violation of college rules
or regulations. The student is notified in writing of this
action. Warnings imply that further unacceptable conduct or
violation of rules will result in one of the more serious
actions described below.
(b) "Disciplinary probation." Formal action placing
condition on the student's continued attendance for violation
of specified regulations. The disciplinary probation shall
specify, in writing, the period of probation and the
conditions which may include conditions such as limiting the
student's participation in college-related privileges or
extracurricular activities or enforcing a "no contact" order
which would prohibit direct or indirect physical and/or verbal
contact with specific individuals or groups. Disciplinary
probation further shall give the student notice that any
further misconduct will automatically raise the question of
suspension from the college. Disciplinary probation shall be
for a specified period of time.
(c) "Educational activities." Activities designed to
foster student development may include, but are not limited
to, community service, attendance at educational programs, or
written assignments.
(d) "Restitution." Compensation for loss, damage, or
injury. This may take the form of appropriate service and/or
monetary or material replacement.
(e) "Assessment." Referral for drugs/alcohol or
psychological assessment may be required. Results of the
assessment may lead to the determination that conditions of
treatment and further assessment apply to either continued
attendance or return after a period of suspension.
(2) Major disciplinary sanction:
(a) "Disciplinary suspension." Formal action taken by
authorized personnel (the president or anyone authorized to
act in the absence of the president) dismissing a student
temporarily from the college for unacceptable conduct or
violation of college rules or regulations. Suspension may be
for a stated or for an indefinite period, but the implication
of the action is that the student may eventually return if
evidence or other assurance is presented that the unacceptable
conduct will not be repeated. The notification suspending the
student must state the conditions to be met and whether the
action is to be noted permanently on the student's record.
The student and vice-president of student services are
notified in writing of the action taken, the terms of the
suspension and any conditions involved, and the dean of
enrollment services is requested to enter the action on the
student's academic record. No fees will be refunded for the
quarter in which the action is taken.
(b) "Disciplinary expulsion." Discretionary action by
authorized personnel dismissing a student permanently for
flagrantly unacceptable conduct or violation of college rules
or regulations. Unlike suspension, no term is involved, the
action always becomes effective on notice. Expulsion must
have the prior approval of the president. The student is
notified in writing of the action taken, and the dean of
enrollment services is requested to enter the action
permanently on the student's academic record.
(c) "Hold" (administrative). Attachment of a student's
record to assure compliance with college rules, procedures, or
obligations. The "hold" may be placed on the student's record
by the authorized college office responsible for enforcement
of the rule, procedure, or obligation involved. The
authorized office must request the dean of enrollment services
in writing to place a "hold" on the student's record. The
student will not be permitted to register for any subsequent
quarter nor to obtain a transcript of his/her record except on
the written release of the office which placed the "hold."
(d) "Registration canceled" (administrative). Privileges
of attendance withdrawn, effective immediately on notice.
(i) By order of the business office for financial
delinquencies. (Handled as a withdrawal for recording
purposes.)
(ii) By order of the vice-president of student services
for failure to comply with rules, regulations or instructions.
The order canceling a registration must be addressed to
the student involved in writing. The registration office
automatically will place a "hold" on the student's record to
prevent registration for future quarters and the issuance of
transcripts.
[Statutory Authority: RCW 28B.50.140 and chapter 34.05 RCW. 03-15-063, § 132R-04-063, filed 7/14/03, effective 8/14/03.]