Rights of the Accused Student

Students have the right and the responsibility in all hearing venues to respond to allegations of violations of the Code of Student Conduct.  However, by choosing to remain silent or not appear, the accused student may, nevertheless, be found responsible and face sanctions if the circumstances warrant.

The accused student has the right to be accompanied at the hearing by an advisor.  The advisor must be chosen from among current students, faculty, staff or administrators at Colby, but must not be a parent or guardian or an attorney.  The advisor may consult with the accused student but may not speak on behalf of that student, unless he/she is directed to answer questions raised by the Board members.

 
Student Disciplinary Procedures
 
The Student Conduct Board
The Process for Adjudicating Cases
Hearing Format
Sanctions
Responsibilities of the Accused Student
Rights of the Accused Student
Rights and Responsibilities of the Complainant
Colby Conduct Board Statement of Ethics
The Appeals Board
When the Boards Are Unable to Meet
Colby College Statement of Community Expectations
Colby’s Hearing Bodies: Their Functions and Procedure
Organizational Misconduct Hearing
Sexual Misconduct Hearing
Student Conduct at Colby
Student Conduct Board: College Standards Hearing
The Appeal Process
The Boards for Hearing Cases