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Nov 23, 2024
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ES4625 - Advisors for Students in Academic or Disciplinary Hearings Procedure
Section: EDUCATIONAL SERVICES PROCEDURES
SubSection: STUDENT RIGHTS, APPEALS AND FERPA
Master List Section: Student Services
- Institutional Regulations
The Board of Directors of DMACC confers upon the staff the power to invoke sanctions and promulgate rules to protect the educational processes and the rights of individual students and staff.
- Procedure
- Students who have been charged with violations of the academic or disciplinary policies may have up to two advisory representatives (including legal counsel) present during a hearing. The student must sign an authorization for release of information form giving the advisory representative(s) permission to hear the testimony and have access to written documentation discussed at the hearing which is normally a confidential part of the student’s educational record.
- Des Moines Area Community College will make this procedure available to advisory representative(s) of students charged with violations of the academic or disciplinary procedures of the college so that the roles and purposes of these proceedings will be clear to all participants.
- The hearings conducted by the College Review Board and College Judicial Hearing Board are not quasi-judicial proceedings. Therefore, advisory representative(s) may be present (at the student’s expense) to advise the student, but may not actively participate by questioning witnesses, cross-examining witnesses or other participants, or formally addressing the hearing board. The role of the advisory representative(s) is to advise the student, and assist the student in performing such questioning. The chairperson of the College Review Board or College Judicial Hearing Board will determine whether offered evidence is admissible.
- Students who are involved in these hearings are provided with the complete policy and procedure statement of the college and should provide their advisory representative(s) with this information. An Advisor or Counselor is available on each campus for additional assistance.
Cross Reference: SA 511 - Student Conduct
Adopted: September 1, 1996 Reviewed: 9/22/22
Revised: May 1, 2006
May 11, 2022 - Cross-referenced to Policy SA511.
September 27, 2022 - Removed the word “Advisor” and added “Advisory Representative”.
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