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| − | A '''censure''' is a form of punishment under the University [[Code of Conduct]]. It is effectively a warning, similar to a [[disciplinary warning]] except that a censure lasts until completion of a degree for students or a 4 year maximum for faculty and staff. In addition, a censure | + | A '''censure''' is a form of punishment under the University [[Code of Conduct]]. It is effectively a warning, similar to a [[disciplinary warning]] except that a censure lasts until completion of a degree for students or a 4 year maximum for faculty and staff. In addition, a censure mandates that conviction of any future subsequent [[simple violation]]s of school policy to be punished with suspension and [[serious violation]]s to be punished with expulsion.<ref>[http://www.columbia.edu/cu/senate/committees/RulesofUniversityConduct.htm Rules of University Conduct]</ref> |
A censure is completely removed from one's record at the end of its active period. | A censure is completely removed from one's record at the end of its active period. | ||
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Latest revision as of 03:11, 28 March 2014
A censure is a form of punishment under the University Code of Conduct. It is effectively a warning, similar to a disciplinary warning except that a censure lasts until completion of a degree for students or a 4 year maximum for faculty and staff. In addition, a censure mandates that conviction of any future subsequent simple violations of school policy to be punished with suspension and serious violations to be punished with expulsion.[1]
A censure is completely removed from one's record at the end of its active period.
