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Student organizations are a big part of college life, and, as such, 91̽»¨ offers more than 550 recognized student organizations on campus that provide rich, interdisciplinary opportunities for students to learn outside of the classroom. More information about student organizations recognized for the current academic year are available on our student organization platform, .

91̽»¨ sets standards for its student organizations to ensure they are engaging in responsible behavior that aligns with the University’s Student Code of Conduct. Violations of these rules can subject an individual or organization to sanctions.

Below is a list of student organizations and/or University-sanctioned groups that are currently under review for alleged behavior that may be in violation of 91̽»¨â€™s Student Code of Conduct and those organizations that have been sanctioned for violations of the Student Code of Conduct. Student organization sanctions are determined on a case-by-case basis. Examples of sanctions may include but are not limited to reprimand; disciplinary probation; disciplinary suspension; or disciplinary expulsion.

 *These organizations will remain under suspension until they complete their sanction(s) and petition for recognition.

**Reprimands have no end date.

***Outcomes will not be determined until Academic College finalizes process.

+Version of Student Code of Conduct prior to 2017.

Definitions

Group Conduct Review: Indicates that a group's behavior may violate University policy and/or the Student Code of Conduct. Non-academic group activities are suspended during this process to allow for a thorough administrative investigation to take place.

Reprimand: Official notification of unacceptable behavior and violation(s) of the Student Code of Conduct. Any further misconduct may result in more serious disciplinary sanctions.

Disciplinary Probation: Sanction imposed for a designated period of time. Further violation of prohibited conduct as outlined in Part D of the Student Code of Conduct may result in further disciplinary action up to and including disciplinary suspension or disciplinary expulsion. Periodic probationary meetings may also be required. All assigned conditions of sanction must be completed prior to the conclusion of disciplinary probation; otherwise the disciplinary probation will remain in effect.

Disciplinary Suspension: Temporary revocation of University recognition. While an organization or group is suspended, it may not use University resources or participate as an organization in any University activities or events. A student organization suspension will not exceed five years. Student organizations or groups that have been suspended from the University must petition for re-enrollment through the director of the office of community standards and student responsibility. Re-enrollment may be granted, with further probationary status, at the discretion of the director.

Disciplinary Expulsion: Permanent revocation of University recognition of that organization.