Formal Warning

In cases of minor violations, students will be placed on a formal warning status for one (1) calendar year.

Residential Probation

A residential probation is a warning similar to, but more serious than, a formal warning. A student may be placed on residential probation for a specified period not to exceed a student’s graduation. These records are maintained seven (7) years from the date of sanction.

Disciplinary Probation

This sanction may prohibit the individual from representing the college in any official capacity. Probation shall be for at least three months, or could continue throughout the student’s enrollment at St. Norbert College. The student’s parents may receive written notification of the probation status and circumstances thereof. Further violations of college policies, including violation of probation terms, will probably result in removal from the institution. This being an extremely serious probation, the board/administrator may impose other appropriate sanctions depending on the situation. These records are maintained for seven (7) years from the date of sanction.

Suspension

Suspension involves withdrawal of enrollment privileges for a specified period of time and ordinarily carries with it conditions, which must be met for re-enrollment. During the period of suspension, the student may not come onto campus, except when specifically authorized in writing by the interim vice president for mission and student affairs or designee. Failure to abide by this condition may result in arrest for trespassing and/or further disciplinary sanctions. Suspended students are not permitted to live or board in college facilities. Re-enrollment after a suspension requires that the student apply for admission. Readmission may be granted only if the conditions of conduct-related sanctions have been met. Students suspended may not receive credit for college work completed by correspondence or in residence at another university without prior permission from the interim vice president for mission and student affairs or designee. Records of suspension are maintained indefinitely.

Expulsion

Expulsion is a permanent dismissal from the college. These records are maintained indefinitely.

Additional Sanctions

Additional Sanctions can include but are not limited to educational conversations, fines, restitution, removal from housing unit and etc.