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Case History |
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Click on a semester below to see information about cases heard in that semester:
Cases heard in 2007-2008 Cases heard in 2006-2007 Cases heard in 2005-2006 Cases heard in 2004-2005 Cases heard in 2003-2004 Cases heard in 2002-2003 Cases heard in 2001-2002
Facts: -All students found guilty of an Honor Code violation are automatically assigned: -A written letter of reprimand from the Dean of the student’s residential college -Honor Probation through graduation -If a student is found guilty of an Honor Code violation while on Honor Probation, they are automatically expelled from the University. -Hearing Boards are usually comprised of 8 (eight) Honor Council members. -Hearing Boards consider each situation separately without regard to precedent. -All cases are confidential. |
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University of Richmond Honor Councils Richmond College · Westhampton College School of Arts and Sciences · E. Claiborne Robins School of Business Jepson School of Leadership Studies |
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University of Richmond Honor Councils |
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Richmond College · Westhampton College |