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What does the Office of Student Conduct & Conflict Resolution do?

April 26, 2017conduct conflict Office resolution student

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What does the Office of Student Conduct & Conflict Resolution do?

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Our Office coordinates the resolution of non-academic student conduct issues at Northwestern (with a particular focus on off-campus conduct, student organizational misconduct, and filesharing), manages the University’s formal disciplinary processes (UHAS – University Hearing & Appeals System, and SAHAS – Sexual Assault Hearing & Appeals System), and helps support the development of community, learning, and integrity on campus and beyond. The Office stores and maintains non-academic student disciplinary records, coordinates the Dean Certification process, and – beginning soon – will provide a variety of conflict resolution services and resources for the Northwestern community.