Suspension from a school for any reason can be a serious setback for your education and future. It could interfere with your ability to apply for a job or graduate program and could negatively impact financial aid or private scholarships that you are receiving. For some people, a suspension can also lead to the loss of certain jobs and professions, military commission, and the forfeiture of previously awarded scholarship money.
Prior to the scheduled hearing, both the Complainant and Respondent must submit a list of questions that they would like to ask the Decision-Maker. The Decision-Maker will determine the relevancy of each question and if it is deemed relevant, it will be permitted to be asked at the hearing.
College administrators are permitted to issue a no contact order if there is a reasonable concern that physical or psychological harm may occur. This is done when a victim makes an oral or written statement alleging sexual harassment or sexual assault. The no contact order can be a temporary or permanent order and may prohibit contact through mail, email, telephone, text, video, social media and in-person.
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