
Student Development and Judicial Affairs
The Office of Student Development and Judicial Affairs administers the Student Conduct Code (California Code of Regulations Title 5, Section 41301). Matters relating to student conduct and violations of the Student Conduct Code should be referred to this office. The Office of Student Development and Judicial Affairs addresses student conduct issues in a manner to facilitate the ethical development of students, encourage respect for the campus community, and hold students accountable for violations of the Student Conduct Code.
- Academic Dishonesty Policy
- Acceptable Computing Use Policy
To promote and protect these ideals and resources, this policy is intended to define acceptable and unacceptable computing uses and practices on the university campuses and among members of the university community. - Alcohol Policy
- Contact the Office of Student Development and Judicial Affairs
So you have a specific question or problem not answered here? Contact the office directly and get prompt, private answers to your questions or situation. - Dealing with Disruptive Student Behavior
These are resources and guidelines. - Executive Order 1043
In Executive Order 1043, the procedures for enforcing the Student Conduct Code are articulated.
You can download a PDF version of Executive Order 1043. - Policy on Alcohol and Other Drugs
- Qualifications for Candidacy and Incumbency in Student Government.
Candidates for elected and/or appointed office, and Incumbents in elective and appointed offices must fulfill the listed requirements. - Reporting Student Misconduct
Use this form when reporting Student Misconduct. - Resources
Visit our Resource Page to find out where you can get more help. - Standards for Student Conduct
This California law, Section 41301 of Title 5 of the California Code of Regulations, articulates the Student Conduct Code and notes the CSU Chancellor’s authority to adopt procedures for enforcing the code. The procedures are found in Executive Order 970. - Steps in Resolving Allegations of Student Misconduct
A graphic representation of the process by which allegations of student misconduct are adjudicated at CSUEB. - Student Rights & Responsibilities
How students can effectively use their rights and how to carry out their obligations in order to maximize the benefits of their college education.
Presentations
The Office of Student Development and Judicial Affairs is committed to educating the campus community on the Student Code of Conduct. We offer programs on a variety of topics including the following:
- Academic Dishonesty
- Classroom Disruptions
- Know the Code
- Life in the Residence Halls
If there is a specific topic you would like us to cover, let us know and we will work with you to create a presentation that fits your needs. We encourage you to request a presentation for:
- Classes
- Student Organizations
- Residence Hall Communities
- Faculty and Staff
- Parents
- Athletic Teams
