The Xavier University Code of Student Conduct provides the opportunity for appealing a decision made by a hearing officer or board as the result of a conduct hearing. An appeal is not a re-hearing and is not granted on the basis of disagreement with the decision of the original hearing. If a student wishes to submit an appeal, the appeal must be submitted within five business days of the receipt of the Hearing Outcome Letter date. A “business day” is defined as any day that is not a weekend or a University or National Holiday. For comprehensive information on the appeal process, please refer to the online Student Handbook, Section 3.6.7, “Appeals.” Important details for completing this appeal form will be contained within the Hearing Outcome Letter. Please take note of the Case Number, the Hearing Level (Level One or Level Two), the letter's issuance date, as well as the specific charges and/or sanctions that will be appealed. A student may only appeal on the basis of the following grounds: 1. Denial of the elements of a fair hearing 2. Finding(s) not supported by evidence 3. Sanction(s) imposed are substantially outside the parameters or guidelines set by the University for the type of offense or the cumulative conduct record of the Responding student 4. New information to present that was not available at the time of the hearing, and that may have a bearing on the original decision Appeal reviewers are dictated by the following conditions: • Level Two Hearings: Director of Student Integrity or designee • Level Two Hearings resulting in high level sanctions: University Appeal Board or designee • Level One Hearings: University Appeal Board or designee Please complete all fields and the narrative section to initiate the appeal process.
Please answer questions and complete narrative to the best of your ability.
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