Student Non-Academic Conduct

The University is defined by tradition as a community of people dedicated to the pursuit of truth and advancement of knowledge, and as a place where there is freedom to teach, freedom to engage in research, freedom to create, freedom to learn, freedom to study, freedom to speak, freedom to associate, freedom to write and to publish. However, these freedoms come with the responsibility to respect and not infringe upon these freedoms when they are exercised by others. For these freedoms to exist, it is essential to maintain a learning environment that fosters the safety, security, and inherent dignity of each member of the community and to ensure that students conduct themselves accordingly.

Policies and procedures related to non-academic student conduct:

In addition to the above, other policies related to student conduct can be found on the Vice-Provost and Dean of Students Policies webpage.