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Students who are charged with violating the University honor code (academic and social policies) are entitled to the rights listed below.

* To have a written statement of the charges

* To have a written notice of the date, time and place of the hearing (this right may be waived by the charged)

* To have the hearing postponed for good cause (Request for postponement must be made no less than two days prior to the scheduled time of the hearing and must be made in writing to the judicial officer.)

* To have the right to an advisor from within Elon's faculty/staff/student university community (hearing boards only)

* To hear and respond to the information that supports the charges against him/her

* To obtain witnesses in his/her own behalf

* To question witnesses (hearing boards only)

* To provide information in his/her own behalf.

Students who have questions about their rights should contact:

For Academic Policy cases:

Dr. Mary Wise
Assistant Vice President of Academic Affairs

For Social Policy cases or regarding the judicial system in general:

Ms. Jodean Schmiederer
Assistant Dean of Students