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Part 1: Academic Integrity Code
- 1. Categories of Academic Dishonesty
- 2. Reporting Violations of WT AI Code
- 3. Finding of Fact/Review, Hearings & Findings from a CIC
- 4. Student Registration
- 5. Transfer Credit
- 6. English Proficiency
- 7. Student Course Drop Procedure
- 8. Student Withdraw Procedure
- 9. Change of Curriculum (Change of Major)
- 10. Attendance
- 11. Distinguished Students / Graduating with Honors
- 12. Semester Grading
- 13. Academic Standing
- 14. Degree Requirements
- 15. Honors Program
- 16. Tuition Laws
- 17. Payment of Fees and Charges
- 18. Tuition Refunds
- 19. Classroom Behavior
- 20. Computing Services: Rules for Responsible Computing
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Part 2: Student Life Rules
- 1. Basic Rules & Procedures Governing Student Life/Reporting Allegations of Misconduct
- 2. Community Standards
- 3. Standard of Evidence
- 4. Amnesty, Anonymity, and Retaliation
- 5. Student Conduct Proceedings/Appeals
- 6. Sanctions, Conduct Outcomes, or Restrictions
- 7. Student Conduct Files & Records
- 8. Departure from Campus Following Suspension/Expulsion
- 9. Parental Notification
- 10. Alcohol
- 11. Firearms, Ammunition, & Weapons
- 12. Fire Safety
- 13. Failure to Comply & Disorderly Conduct
- 14. Vandalism or Destruction of Property
- 15. Abuse of Conduct System
- 16. Harassment & Sexual Misconduct
- 17. Hammocks
- 18. Pets/Animals
- 19. Use of Drugs, Tobacco, Smoking, & Vaping
- 20. Food & Beverages
- 21. Skateboards, Rollerblades, Hover boards, Scooters, & Drones
- 22. Soliciting on Campus
- 23. Lost, Found, Stolen, or Abandoned Property
- 24. Student Organizations & Activities
- 25. Hazing
- 26. Violation of Published University Rules or Regulations
- 27. Violation of Federal, State, Local Law and/or University Rules and Procedure
- 28. Campus Security Report
- 29. Behavior Intervention Team (BIT)
- Part 3: Civil Rights and Title IX
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Part 4: Residential Living
- 1. Alcohol Containers
- 2. Balconies
- 3. Business Operations
- 4. Candles and Incense
- 5. Chalking
- 6. Damages or Losses
- 7. Decorations
- 8. Exterior Door Locking
- 9. Furniture
- 10. Guests
- 11. Hall Sports
- 12. Laundry, Ice or Vending Machines
- 13. Offensive Odors
- 14. Prohibited Items
- 15. Quiet Hours
- 16. Solicitation
- 17. Unauthorized Areas
- 18. Vandalism
- 19. Windows/Window Screens
- 20. ResLife Handbook
- Part 5: Student Grievance & Procedures
- Rule & Policy Resources
- Propose Revisions
- Rule Additions, Changes, & Deletions
Violation of Federal, State, Local Law and/or University Rules and Procedure
Misconduct which may constitute a violation of federal, state, local laws, and/or WTAMU rule/procedure will be considered a violation of this rule/procedure and will be investigated and adjudicated through the university conduct system and standard of proof. A lack of conviction in any criminal proceedings will not, in and of itself, serve as evidence in a university conduct proceeding.