Student Conduct
The Office of Student Conduct believes each person has the right and ability to make decisions about his or her own conduct. Just as importantly, each person has the responsibility to accept the consequences of those decisions. When individual behavior conflicts with the values of the University, the individual must choose whether to adapt his or her behavior to meet the needs of the community or to leave the University. This decision, among others, assists each person to determine who he or she is with respect to the rest of society.
Vision:
The Office of Student Conduct assists students develop their individual potential by fostering accountability for daily actions and an awareness of their role as a contributing member of the community.
Mission:
The Office of Student Conduct provides student-centered educational services, which promote personal development and individual responsibility. We strive to create a dynamic, open and just environment where civility, diversity, and learning are expected and celebrated.
Core Values:
Ethics: We are committed to providing learning opportunities that foster the enhancement of moral principles.
Social Justice: Fairness, respect, and inclusion guide our personal interactions and our conduct process.
Integrity: We are committed to principles of truth and academic honesty. We strive by example and process to encourage an environment of honesty and sincerity in all areas of student life.
Responsibility: We are guided by our responsibility to fairness, openness, unbiased decisions and a duty to assist students accept personal responsibility and natural consequences for their actions.
Character: The Office of Student Conduct aims to create through our work and our relationships a context that cultivates individual virtues and institutional integrity.
Discovery: We value personal and intellectual discovery and strive to provide learning experiences outside of academia, which lead to well-rounded, autonomous global citizens.
Student Conduct Personnel at WSU Vancouver
University Conduct Board Application (PDF)
Campus Judicial Officer: Alyson Galloway, Asst. Dir. of Financial Aid and Scholarships (Investigates all complaints involving violations of the Standards of Conduct and the Academic Integrity Policy; adjudicates violations of the non-academic Standards of Conduct not heard by a Conduct Board.)
Conduct Board Members - Term Expires
Lynn Valenter (Chair) - 2009
Tamara Nelson - 2009
Dick Lang - 2007
Elizabeth Soliday - 2007
Corina McEntire (graduate student) - 2008
Kimberly Worrell - 2008
Emily Shaw - 2008
Teresa Willard - 2008
Academic Integrity Hearing Board Members - Term Expires
Dick Lang - 2010
Elizabeth Soliday - 2010
Carolyn Long - 2010
Tamara Nelson - 2010
Claire Latham - 2010
Steve Sylvester - 2010
Clay Mosher - 2010