The Evergreen State College and the student conduct process exist to promote student learning.  Learning occurs through personal engagement that strengthens students’ capacity to judge, speak, and act on the basis of reasoned beliefs.  Learning develops global citizens who assume responsibility for their decisions, expressions, actions, and impact on those around them. The values, functional practices, and programs of the student conduct process support a holistic, restorative justice model that seeks to assist students in development of a positive, successful, and respectful living and learning environment.  Each member of this community has a responsibility to uphold the shared expectations as defined in the Student Conduct Code and the Social Contract.

Letter from the Vice President
Student Conduct Staff

• Vice President’s Office and Chief Conduct Officer
• Residential and Dining Conduct Officers

Student Conduct Code

Social Contract

Residential and Dining Services Policies

FAQs

• Students
• Parents
• Attorney
• Crime Statistics

Alternative Dispute Resolution

• Facilitated Conversation
• Mediation
• Restorative Justice Healing Circle

Sexual Assault and Title IX

• Office of Sexual Violence Prevention
• Title IX

Incident Flow Chart

Forms

• Release of Information (Word DOC)

• Confidentiality and FERPA

• Reporting form

Clery Report

Resources

• Students

• Heath & Counseling
• Office of Sexual Assault Prevention
• Tips for cutting down on drinking
• College Drinking Changing the Culture
• Rights and Responsibilities Handbook

• Parents

• Talking with your student about drinking at college
• What Parents Need to Know About College Drinking
• Student Conduct Process Guide for Parents by ASJA
• Rights and Responsibilities Handbook

• Faculty

• Plagiarism

Reporting an Incident

Campus Policies