1. No administrator left behind. We have decided to add a few
new positions to help with our ever increasing workload. We will add a
new Dean of Noise Complaints this semester. As you know, students often
have parties off campus that result in noise complaints. We have
partnered with local police to set up a system whereby all noise
complaints received by police are channeled into the university
administrative structure. When police answer a noise complaint off
campus, we soon find out. Then we will call the student into the Dean's
Office and interrogate him, her, it, or undecided concerning the alleged
violation. Each violation will be recorded by the Dean's Office and
will be placed in the student's permanent record. If the student
complains loudly in response to interrogation, the Dean of Noise
Complaints will then file a separate noise complaint with the UNCW
police. This will result in the student being brought back in for
further interrogation by the Dean of Noise Complaints.
2. Two strikes and you're out. All infractions will require recidivism before students can be expelled from UNCW. However, our previous policy of allowing three strikes has been modified. Now, only two strikes will be needed for expulsion. For example, an off campus noise complaint resulting in interrogation to which a student noisily complains will be sufficient for expulsion. Students will forfeit all tuition and fees paid for the duration of the semester, regardless of whether expulsion occurs before or after the official drop date for regular courses.
Read more: http://townhall.com/columnists/mikeadams/2012/11/19/soaring_toward_totalitarianism
2. Two strikes and you're out. All infractions will require recidivism before students can be expelled from UNCW. However, our previous policy of allowing three strikes has been modified. Now, only two strikes will be needed for expulsion. For example, an off campus noise complaint resulting in interrogation to which a student noisily complains will be sufficient for expulsion. Students will forfeit all tuition and fees paid for the duration of the semester, regardless of whether expulsion occurs before or after the official drop date for regular courses.
Read more: http://townhall.com/columnists/mikeadams/2012/11/19/soaring_toward_totalitarianism
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