Student Conduct Review Board (SCRB)
The Student Conduct Review Board (SCRB) is an elected group of students who hear conduct cases of their peers. The board is a direct arm of the Student Conduct and Responsibility office and is advised by the Director of Student Conduct and Responsibility. This board offers students the ability to be heard by their peers when going through the conduct process. SCRB is able to make determinations of responsibility and assign sanctions just as an Administrative hearing would. Students who wish to become members of SCRB can contact the President (Lucas Anderson) or Vice President (Brooke Martin) for information on the process involved with become an elected member. All SCRB members must be in good standing with the university to be eligible to run for office.
Composition of the Board
The Student Conduct Review Board (SCRB) is comprised of the President, Vice President, and up to twenty elected members. These members have been trained in hearing procedures and adjudication. A Hearing Panel is comprised of a non-voting Hearing Chair (either the President or Vice President, or a designee) and three voting members. If a member of the hearing panel conducting the hearing feels there is a conflict of interest they will recuse themselves from the hearing and a new member will be assigned. Likewise, if a student going through the hearing process feels a member of the hearing panel presents a conflict of interest that student may request a new member be assigned to the hearing panel.