This letter will serve to advise you of my decision from your disciplinary hearing held on January 24, 2019. During your hearing, we discussed the incident that occurred on December 14, 2018. During our discussion at your conduct hearing, we spoke about the charge in this incident- “Violation of a Guide to Residence Hall Living Policies.” You informed me about yourself and your goals in life and here at Northeastern. You stated that you were not in the room at the time of the incident but that the information was relayed to you as you had left for the Winter break. You shared with me that you thought you left your room in appropriate condition for closing, but upon receipt of the notification that your room did not pass inspections you proceeded to clean it thoroughly. Lastly, you acknowledged that were aware of the cleanliness policies in place for the room, specifically for health and safety checks as well as move-out/ closing at the end of the semester. I certainly appreciate your willingness to accept responsibility for your actions and your role in this situation. As a result of these findings, your disciplinary probation is being extended from Summer II Semester through the Fall 2019 semester. Please be aware of what the University’s policies and expectations are and how violating those policies could hurt your future at the University and in your career. Note that future violations of the Code of Conduct will result in increased sanctions. Based upon this information as well as careful consideration of all other information provided at the hearing, I have issued the following findings for the charge(s) under consideration: Based upon the nature of the violation(s) and consideration of any disciplinary history (if applicable), the following sanctions have been imposed: Disciplinary probation, effective Summer II Semester 2019 and continuing through the completion of Fall Semester 2019. Disciplinary probation is a formal warning for violating the Code of Student Conduct. If you are found responsible for violating the Code during your period of probation, you are subject to more serious sanctions being imposed upon you. You are required to write an essay of at least 1,250 words addressing the following questions: • Reflect on the policy you were found in violation of: why does it exist? What purpose does it serve? • How was your behavior inconsistent with the University’s expectations? • If placed in a similar situation again, how would your actions be similar or different? Why? • Considering your disciplinary history, what is your plan for keeping yourself in good standing for the rest of your time at Northeastern? • What challenges might you face while trying to stay in good standing? Be specific. • What are some strategies you can use to help you remain in good standing? Be specific. • How is your environment (i.e. friends, location, activities) a factor in the success of this strategy? • If you were found responsible for another violation, what would your sanction most likely be? What would the personal, academic and financial repercussions be if this were to happen? • What is the most important thing you have learned from this experience?
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