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Conduct & Community Standards

Student Conduct & Conflict Resolution, as part of the Dean of Students Office, provides a process focused on accountability, development and support of those involved or impacted by violations of University of Florida regulations. For more information, please review Regulation 4.040, the Student Honor Code and Student Conduct Code.


Primary Meeting TypesDefinition
Information MeetingA meeting between an Accused Student and a Student Conduct Administrator after a Notice of Charges has been sent. The meeting includes reviewing a Student’s rights in the Student Conduct Process, reviewing the Charges, and reviewing potential outcomes. The Information Meeting is not a Disciplinary Proceeding. The Information Meeting determines the next course of action in the Student Conduct Process.
Educational Conversation About Behavior (“ECaB”)A required meeting related to reported information, which is not investigatory in nature and does not result in Charges. This meeting is intended to address reported information that does not support initiating a formal Student Conduct Process but does require an educational discussion about the content of the Student Conduct Code and the expectations of the University community.
Follow-up MeetingA meeting to touch base regarding a potential stressor and the subsequent impact on well-being and academics.
Investigation MeetingA meeting that includes the opportunity for the Director of Student Conduct and Conflict Resolution or designee to interview people who may have information relevant to a potential Charge, to explain the Student Conduct Process, to explain the rights of Students, and to review of the nature of the allegation.
Medical AmnestyView the Medical Amnesty Policy

Refer to the Student Honor Code and Student Conduct Code to review all disciplinary proceedings.

the Conduct Process

For information regarding Hearings, review the Student Conduct & Conflict Resolution (SCCR) chart.

Frequently Asked Questions


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