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Interim measures or restrictions can can be imposed at any point and may be modified as more information becomes available. Any decision on an interim measure or restriction does not in any way constitute a finding of responsibility in the Student Conduct process and shall not be a factor in the final decision.
Request for reconsideration of an interim measure or restriction should be sent in writing, via email, to the Dean of Students, or designee. Decisions on interim measure reconsiderations are within the sole discretion of the University. The decision of the Dean of Students, or designee, does not constitute a determination of the underlying matter and will not preclude the University from taking appropriate actions in accordance with the student conduct process outlined in Daniel’s Dictionary.
Actions beyond interim measures or actions: Matters that are not resolved voluntarily and which continue to represent a threat to public health or safety may result in an administrative meeting, which may be held by phone, video link, or via written communication. Prior to any final determination, a student will be advised of the information regarding his or her situation, afforded notice of the meeting, and provided the opportunity to submit pertinent information. Students are required to comply with any required assessment processes and requirements.
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There will be no refund of tuition and fees for a student who is expelled or suspended (from the University or from housing.)
Prior to re-entry/readmission: The student will consult with the appropriate University official to review the available, but limited, University resources, or external resources, which may be of assistance in a student (CLA, Caspersen and Theological) returning to Drew and participating fully in the essential academic, extracurricular, or social life of the University community. Students will need to show a plan they have developed to aid in achieving their goals towards success.
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