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Reflects Leadership Position in Lifestyle and Food with 40 Million Women across Life Stages
NEW YORK, Feb. 25, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Meredith Corporation (NYSE:MDP; www.meredith.com), the leading media and marketing company serving American women, today introduced an updated market positioning and logo for Meredith Digital that reflects Meredith's unique ability to tap into the vast purchasing power of the 40 million women it reaches monthly across digital platforms.
Meredith Digital's brands, including Better Homes and Gardens and Allrecipes.com, reach women at every life stage. The updated logo reflects Meredith's focus on four core pillars: Food, Home, Moms, and Lifestyle. Meredith Digital brands currently rank #1 in food and #2 in lifestyle, according to comScore (October - December 2012).
The new tag line "mobilizing women" speaks to Meredith Digital's ability to inspire millions of women to live their dreams – as well as everyday life in between – via brand extensions across multiple devices and screens including mobile, social, web and tablet.
"Meredith is right at the intersection of premium content and scale, all underpinned by rich insights, engaging tools and best-in-class marketing services," said Carolyn Bekkedahl, SVP/ Digital Sales, Meredith National Media. "Meredith Digital's audience of over 40 million women is accountable for more than $800 billion in spending annually, and we're in a unique position to help guide our highly engaged audience from discovery to engagement to purchase decision to social sharing."
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Meredith Digital recently received the Advertiser Perceptions Highest Rated Media Brands (HRMB) recognition for Digital Ad Networks - Sales Knowledge (based on the Advertiser Intelligence Reports (AIR) survey).
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Meredith Corporation is the leading media and marketing company serving American women. Meredith reaches 100 million American women every month through multiple well-known national brands – including Better Homes and Gardens, Parents, Family Circle, Allrecipes.com, Ladies' Home Journal, Fitness, More, American Baby, EveryDay with Rachael Ray and FamilyFun – and local television brands in fast-growing markets. Meredith is the industry leader in creating content in key consumer interest areas such as home, family, food, health and wellness and self-development. Meredith uses multiple distribution platforms – including print, television, digital, mobile, tablets, and video – to give consumers content they desire and to deliver the messages of its advertising and marketing partners.
Additionally, Meredith uses its many assets to create powerful custom marketing solutions for many of the nation's top brands and companies. Meredith Xcelerated Marketing has significantly added to its capabilities in recent years through the acquisition of cutting-edge companies in digital, mobile, social, healthcare, database, and international marketing.
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LOG MOUNTAIN — Junior forward Jake Patterson hit both ends of the bonus with 2.1 seconds to play Monday and the Bell County Bobcats pulled out a 59-58 win over Middlesboro when Austin Poindexter's jumper at the buzzer bounced off the back iron.
Patterson led the Bobcats (10-12, 5-1 in district play) with 18 points while Tyler Potter added 12 despite dealing with foul trouble for most of the second half. Bell County also got eight points each from Ben Collett and Josh Asher.
"They never quit. We did some bad things, but I'm proud of them for hanging in there and they did a good job down the stretch not quitting. We had an eight point lead and then we're down three but they kept fighting. They battled hard and did what we had to and Jake made those free throws at the end," Bobcat coach Lewis Morris said. "He's been rehabbing and treating that ankle and tonight is really the first time he's played in two weeks. He's probably a little out of shape, but he stepped in there and fought hard and made plays for us."
Junior guard Donnie Foister led the Jackets (12-10, 1-5) with 20 points while Poindexter added 17 and Michael Wilson 11.
"We played well enough to come up here and beat then on their own floor with our rebounding, our intensity and our defense. We made a big comeback there and we just weren't able to finish it out," said Jacket coach Russell Thompson. "We got the ball in the hands of people we wanted to have it and if I had it to do over, I'd probably want it in the same people's hands."
Bell opened the second half on a 10-0 run to take a 37-29 lead. A basket from Patterson pushed the advantage to 47-39 with 7:30 remaining and it was still 55-49 after another Patterson bucket at around the 3:15 mark.
From there the Jackets forced four turnovers and scored nine straight points with a Foister layup putting Middlesboro in the lead and a Poindexter basket making the score 58-55 with just 48 seconds on the clock.
"We made extremely too many turnovers. A lot of it is having young kids on the floor and foul trouble. But they've got to do a better job of moving the ball and hitting the open spots and not freaking out and just throwing it all over the floor" Morris said. "You've got to give Middlesboro credit, they did a good job out of their zone of trapping sporadically and our kids at times just didn't get ball to middle when they should have."
When Foister came up with a steal, it appeared as though MHS had the game locked up, but three different Jackets missed the front end of the bonus over the final 35 seconds. Ben Collett drove in for a basket with under 20 seconds left to make it a one-point game.
Zach Partin pulled down a big rebound on Middlesboro's final missed free throw with 17 seconds to go to set the stage for Bell's last possession.
The Jackets defended it well as every Bobcat who got the ball found himself swarmed by at least two defenders. Potter passed it from the top of the key over to Patterson along the left wing as the clocked ticked under four seconds. Patterson lost the handle for a beat as he went towards the corner and Middlesboro's Zach Riddle was called for a reaching foul as he went for the ball with 2.1 seconds left.
"You don't want to leave it in the hands of the referee. With them in a tough spot and everything, I'd like to see us with our hands up and make them try to hit a shot. At the same time, I'm not going to throw a kid under the bus. Everybody played their tails off and I'm sure if he would have put up a shot we would have got the rebound. You can't second-guess your kids. He thought he had a chance to tie him up and if he had it would have ended the ball game," Thompson said.
"You learn in that situation right there probably not to foul, but this is something that possibly we can learn from going into the tournament. Maybe we'll be better prepared the next time we face them, or anyone in a district game with this much importance."
Patterson hit both ends of the bonus to give the Bobcats the lead. The Jackets got a good look at a potential game-winner as Poindexter hauled in a long baseball pass from Wilson and put up a 10-foot floater over Peyton Collett from the right wing. But the shot was just a bit strong and bounced off the back of the rim as the buzzer sounded.
The Bobcats opened the game with an 8-2 spurt powered by 3-pointers from Asher and Potter. Middlesboro got one basket from Foister and two from Derek Smith as they quickly closed to 9-8. A three-point play from Poindexter tied the game at 11 with 1:28 to play in the first. Peyton Collett and Wilson traded baskets and a Patterson free throw gave Bell a 14-13 lead after one.
Bell scored the first eight points of the second quarter with Cody Ferguson scoring four straight points to give the Bobcats their biggest lead of the game at 22-13 with 4:50 remaining in the first half. Foister and Poindexter combined to score the next nine points to tie the game at 22 by the 3:10 mark.
Patterson and Poindexter traded 3s and Poindexter hit a pair of free throws late as Middlesboro took a 29-27 lead into the break.
Bell County got baskets from Asher and Potter to open the third quarter, then Chase Woolum and Patterson knocked down 3-pointers for a 37-29 Bobcat lead. Wilson answered by converting a three-point play and Potter sat down with his fourth foul with 5:57 to go in the third quarter but the Bobcats were able to maintain a six-point advantage going into the fourth quarter.
Foister scored nine of his points in the fourth quarter for the Jackets, but Ben Collett scored six and Patterson eight as the Bobcats pulled out the one-point win.
"You win some like that and sometimes you lose some. I told our kids they had nothing to be ashamed of here. They brought the fight to the floor," Thompson said. "They need to be strong, hold their heads high and continue to grow together as a team so we can progress forward. When we get to that tournament good things can come."
Middlesboro is scheduled to play at Whitley County this evening in the second game of a double-header at Whitley County. The loss means they finish the district season tied for third with Harlan.
Bell County clinches a first place-tie with Harlan County. Pairings for the 52nd District Tournament will be determined Saturday. The tournament is being held at Harlan this year.
"We want to win every game, but we've had our ups and downs. We're playing a lot of freshmen and a lot of kids that didn't any varsity experience before this year," Morris said. "I'm proud of them whatever the reason. They've improved a lot from the beginning of the year to now. But we've got to do some things better down the stretch as far as execution goes in order to have any chance of getting out of the district."
The Bobcats are scheduled to return to action on Thursday when they host Cumberland Gap, Tenn.
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Middlesboro…13…16…10…19 — 58
Bell County…..14…13…18…14 — 59
MIDDLESBORO (58): Donnie Foister 20, Austin Poindexter 17, Michael Wilson 11, Derek Smith 6, Boone Bowling 2, Blake Davis 2, Zach Riddle 0, Major Edwards 0, Seth Barton 0.
BELL COUNTY (59): Jake Patterson 18, Tyler Potter 12, Josh Asher 8, Ben Collett 8, Peyton Collett 5, Cody Ferguson 4, Chase Woolum 3, Zach Partin 1.


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Buried far down the list of Hall of Fame vote-getters released Wednesday is one who didn't capture any headlines for his lack of votes. That's only fitting because during his career, his achievements were increasingly buried beneath headlines touting big-name players with big muscles. When it comes to the Hall of Fame, Fred McGriff is perhaps the quintessential victim of the way the game was corrupted by the players, players union, owners and the commissioner.
McGriff earned a mere 20.7 percent of the vote this year and has never gotten more than 23.9 percent in four tries. How could that be for someone who finished with 493 homers, the same number as Lou Gehrig? If you take out the seven widely-suspected or confirmed performance-enhancing drug users ahead of him on the list (Barry Bonds, Alex Rodriguez, Sammy Sosa, Mark McGwire, Rafael Palmeiro, Manny Ramirez and Gary Sheffield), McGriff is in the top 20 of all time.
In fact, eight of the 11 other players with at least 400 homers — from Duke Snider to Stan Musial — are also in the Hall; the only exceptions are Jose Canseco, the ultimate juicer, and Darrell Evans and Dave Kingman. They not only have far fewer homers, their overall numbers pale in comparison to McGriff, who also amassed 2,490 hits. He's in similarly good company in total bases, where he ranks 49th, and R.B.I., where he is 42nd. He would be in the top 40 if not for the same group of cheats.
Unfortunately, McGriff's career was diminished by the Age of Enhancement. He is not an obvious Hall of Famer as Mike Piazza would be if not for the swirl of steroid whispers surrounding his career. But if you look on Baseball-Reference.com's statisical list of similar players, what jumps out is the company he keeps: the closest matches are Willie McCovey and Willie Stargell, both Hall of Famers; just below that are Jeff Bagwell, Frank Thomas and Carlos Delgado. So why did Bagwell get nearly three times the number of votes that McGriff did?
Looking at McGriff's career, it is easy to argue that he wasn't a dominant player, that he wasn't the best in his league at his position for a long enough period. An examination of the league leaders lists appears to bear that out. From 1988-92, he led the league twice in homers and finished second once and fourth twice. He was also regularly at the top of the game in other old-school categories like R.B.I. and total bases but also in on-base percentage and, looking back, in modern stats like wins above replacement.
McGriff seemed as if he were quietly amassing Hall of Fame numbers. And in 1993, after he was acquired by Atlanta on July 20 with the Braves nine and a half games behind San Francisco, he led the team to the National League West crown. That year, however, there were already a few suspicious names creeping in front of him, pushing his numbers down: Lenny Dykstra was one of three players to best him in the 1993 most valuable player voting; Matt Williams, later named in the Mitchell report, and Dante Bichette, who was found to have androstendione in his locker, were among those ahead of him in key categories in 1994.
Then suddenly and almost completely, McGriff dropped off the top-10 lists. But this is not the tale of a player like Dale Murphy, whose career suddenly faltered. McGriff continued to flourish; it's just that there was a bulkhead of bulked-up players clogging the top spots. In 1995, McGriff hit .333 with four homers in 14 postseason games to help Atlanta win the World Series. It was typical McGriff, who batted .323 over nine postseason series with the Braves. In 1996, McGriff hit 28 homers, drove in 107 runs and had a .365 OBP.
But the leaders list now included new names like the most valuable player Ken Caminiti, along with plenty of players who have been suspected of using. (Unlike the steroids users, McGriff rarely missed any games — on average fewer than seven per year from 1988-98.)
While many players in the steroids era suddenly developed power — think Caminiti or Brady Anderson — McGriff was the same player at the end of his career as he was at the beginning. From 1999 through 2002, McGriff averaged 30 homers and 104 R.B.I., with little variation from year to year, yet it was players like Bonds, Giambi and Rodriguez that topped every list and drew all the attention. Compared to them, McGriff looked merely average. Yet he was remarkable, his consistent excellence a true marvel.
From 1988 through 2002, there were only two seasons in which he did not hit between 27 and 36 homers, only three years he didn't have between 92 and 106 R.B.I., only two years he did not have an O.B.P. between .361 and .405.
If the steroid users had not distorted the picture, McGriff's remarkable run would look crystal clear. As the debate over Bonds and Co. moves toward farce, McGriff's career deserves serious Hall of Fame consideration.


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SteelKing 2012: Don't worry, you're still on time! Sign-ups don't end until Tuesday. And you're SU's looking pretty good. I'll go ahead and add you.
SteelKing 2012: Don't worry, you're still on time! Sign-ups don't end until Tuesday. And you're SU's looking pretty good. I'll go ahead and add you.
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Remove me from potentials, my keyboard is currently busted and I am reduced to using the on screen keyboard for e, d, c and 3
Current challenges:
White Scramble
Leaf Green Nuzlocke
Applied to Islands of Origin RP so should you...
Ugh. Don't remind me...
Yeah, it is a shame that you won't even get a chance. These things do happen, as unfortunate as it may be.
As for the rest of you, sign-up judging is tomorrow! So, go and edit your SUs as much as you may need to! For the people that get in, I will be creating the RP and Discussion thread the next day, and I will PM each of you the link.
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I'm amused at how nobody made the "Size matters" joke. Alas my SU isn't perfect but I think its still fairly strong. Confidence is key with stuff like this, or else you'll second guess yourself out of the race.
I don't know about any "size matters" joke, but I'm not expecting to get in just because my SU is 4th or 5th longest in the thread, in fact I'm pretty anxious right now.
I don't claim to be a competent writer, so I was actually surprised to see my SU getting praised the way it did. I don't feel like I did anything special either besides put in a more detailed personality and a more extensive history than my usual norm.
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... what is SU?
It's a bit difficult to write like a big writer, imo. But hey, it's no competition
Saying sorry won't change anything
Alright, everyone, sign-ups are now officially over! Thanks, everyone, for signing up. I got a lot more sign-ups than I expected, that's for sure. So, without further ado, I'll announce my picks for the 5 spots.
1. Ryuka the Riolu - Andydemon
2. Lisander the Kecleon - rabidepicgoose
3. Skaro the Weavile - The.Meta
4. Jet the Floatzel - Billy Mays
5. Uzi the Umbreon - LCrackedCD
So, these are my final choices. I'm sorry for those of you that didn't get accepted, I appreciate your efforts. I am currently working on setting up the RP Thread, and it along with the Discussion Thread will be up tomorrow. So, thanks to everyone who signed up and congratulations to the future participants!
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Oh well, Congrats everyone, I enjoyed creating mine
I will still watch the RP as it goes along, I can't wait to see it.
Thanks Fire_Paw
If you believe in Jesus Christ put this in your profile and don't just ignore this, because in the Bible it says, If you deny me, I will deny you in front of my Father at the gates of Heaven.
I am a Christian and proud of it! Copy and paste this if you are too.
This is by far the best Pokemon song ever: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WuhqoZvyntA
Given that Lance is going to be very prevalent in my posts, I'm going to post his information here.
Name: Lance
Species: Escavalier
Gender: Male
Faction: Feulis-dweller (former Arceus soldier)
Island: Used to be Destirae
Moves: Iron Head, X-Scissor, Slash, Swords Dance
Personality: Before he left the Runark army, he was a very powerful fighter. He still is, but he no longer has much will to fight if it's avoidable. He's a very kind and thoughtful person, and always listens to every side of a story before making a decision. This leads him to try and make every party happy with compromise, but it doesn't always work. When it doesn't, he can't help but obsess over it until it does, and will even go so far as to drive himself insane (but not permanently). Usually it never ends up being so drastic, fortunately. He is a very concerned individual, worrying too much about everything.
Despite not being a fighter most of the time, he takes good care of his lances and armor. He is extremely courageous, facing even the most powerful of foes without so much as a flinch. The one thing he fears is the portals, and it's easy to see why. Despite all of this, he's a big softie. He can convey almost everything he's thinking through his eyes so that even the least attentive can tell what he's feeling.
When found in a combat situation, Lance faces his foe with honor and bravery. He uses brutal attacks, leaving himself open defensively. Defense isn't really a concern of his, however--his armor deflects a good deal of attacks, so he can fight without holding back. When facing a foe that keeps at a distance, he throws one of his lances like a spear. This usually doesn't work and is mostly a last-ditch effort, but when it does, he quickly gains the upper hand.
History: For the first few years of his life, he trained like an ancient Spartan to become part of Runark's army. From birth, he trained to one day don the armor of an Escavalier, making wooden armor and weapons by whittling with his horn. Back then, he was incredibly violent and had a short temper, lashing out at even those closest to him at the slightest provocation. He found it hard to make friends due to his focus on battle and training. He was a fervent believer in Arceus, and owned several holy books that told of the legends associated with him.
As soon as Lance got his Escavalier armor, he joined the army. He served in a good deal of battles, surviving all of them thanks to the others in his unit and the protectiveness of his armor. But seeing the carnage of war was a lot for Lance to handle. The bodies all around him, the attacks flying through the air above and around him, the many times he saw someone die with his own eyes, the many times he killed. It wasn't too big of a deal at the time, but it added up towards the end of his term.
Something changed in Lance when he was done with his term in the military. Battle, religion, and training just didn't seem so important anymore. That armor was all he had ever truly wanted, and now that he had it, he felt accomplished. He started to question his own views and personality afterwards. He found a place where he could think, to be alone with his thoughts. He decided that he wanted to start a new life, and started looking for an excuse to leave the island. His chance soon came--a group of Pokemon were scheduled to travel to Nitraga to escape Runark's harsh conditions. He got on the boat, and during the night, took a raft and sailed where the ocean took him. After a few days of harsh travel, that place turned out to be Feulis. He looked for a job, and found an opening as a caretaker for Diana. He immediately took the job.
The two of them became fast friends, as seen in Diana's own history. He still takes good care of her to this day.
Other: All of the normally red parts of Lance's armor have been dyed/painted gold.
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Oh hey, I have a Nuzlocke story.I hath claimed the ULTIMATE TROLL!When an unknown infection spreads throughout Hoenn, it's up to three elite Trainers to defeat its source: Deoxys.Currently up to Chapter 2 of the sequel.Credit to Atari!Originally Posted by Kamina
If you've seen the post on the Discussion Thread, then you know this already, but I am re-opening sign-ups for Soldiers ONLY for the next ten days. If a Feulis-Dweller Sign-Up is submitted during this time, I will reject it outright.
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markgm wrote:But the thing is that this broke 4.50 and was trading between 4.35 to 4.50 today made me firm in my decision to take my profit while it's still there. Survival lang ang habol.
buti ka pa profit. hehe... bought at 4.50 but sold at 4.45. have to cut loss for the same reason. will remember next time to buy at "actual" breakouts.
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Where can I buy clothing in Reno-Sparks made in USA? Not Gap, Sears, Target, Walmart, Kohl's, etc. One sales associate advised me to check vintage/used clothing or consignment stores.
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'ABC Oil' has a blowout on an off-shore platform. Ten people are killed.
This is an alert for both those who love opera or those who think they don't.
Michael Harper's letter shows he is incensed over the idea that public employee retirement information might become public information ['Published information won't help the public,' May 18].
I don't think we should tax the gold mining industry. Nevada owns the gold in them thar hills and should be getting a piece of the action, not just taxing.
ffice, commercial and other buildings are required to provide 'off-street parking' for customers, clients and employees. It appears that city enforcement ends when the 'Permit of Occupancy' is issued.
With all the conversation about tax revenues these days, I did some research.
As I see it, taxes are a agreement between the government at all levels and its citizens either by ballot or their representative.
Gov. Sandoval's suggested tax break for businesses donating to private schools is a terrible idea.
I am completely dismayed at our society. We are 'offended' by everything lately, flags, crosses, prayers, clothing, etc. We have the ACLU telling everyone what to believe or not believe and we just follow like sheep.
Are you kidding me? They want more taxes? Now they want to tax gym memberships as entertainment? Last time I looked that is not entertaining.
Congratulations on your well-reasoned editorial in support of Govs. Sandoval's and Brown's agreement to save Lake Tahoe and the TRPA from oblivion [Voices, May 16].
California's decision to tolerate 'lane splitting' goes 'way back' to the 20th century.
What is going on with Senate Bill 457 (ward-only voting) and why is Sen. Debbie Smith supporting it?
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Note: I found this part of history puzzling and that's why I asked this question.
- Jews hate death penalty.
- A Sanhedrin that condemned anyone to die in 75 years is called blood thirsty.
- In case of James the Just, most member of Sanhedrin disagree with the judicial killing.
On the other hand:
- Jesus, James the Just, and Saint Stephen get death penalty.
- 3 condemned people is high number given that the time is short and number of population is small.
- It's most likely more than 3 given that the 3 are "famous". Most condemned people are not that famous.
Obviously 3 people is not a lot of people compared to the Roman that simply crucified thousands and thousands of jerusalem jews. However, it's still quite high by contemporary standard. In Indonesia, for example, we got 10 executed out of 200 million per year.
So was the Sanhedrin more inclined to execute people around the time of Jesus than at other times?
Here are some cases about james the just.
According to a passage found in existing manuscripts of Josephus's Antiquities of the Jews, (xx.9) "the brother of Jesus, who was called Christ, whose name was James" met his death after the death of the procurator Porcius Festus, yet before Lucceius Albinus took office (Antiquities 20,9) — which has thus been dated to 62. The High Priest Ananus ben Ananus took advantage of this lack of imperial oversight to assemble a Sanhedrin (although the correct translation of the Greek synhedion kriton is "a council of judges"), who condemned James "on the charge of breaking the law," then had him executed by stoning. Josephus reports that Ananus's act was widely viewed as little more than judicial murder and offended a number of "those who were considered the most fair-minded people in the City, and strict in their observance of the Law," who went as far as meeting Albinus as he entered the province to petition him about the matter. In response, King Agrippa replaced Ananus with Jesus, the son of Damneus.
Back to topic. I am simply puzzled because:
So I would like to know how trigger happy the Sanhedrin is. Do they actually often condemn people to death, or are they prevented by Roman from doing so? Do they abhor death penalty?
Basically I want to know more about this issue.
There is another account about the death of James, but it looks too similar to the death of Stephen. Stephen and James may be the same guy
Eusebius, while quoting Josephus's account, also records otherwise lost passages from Hegesippus (see links below) and Clement of Alexandria (Historia Ecclesiae, 2.23). Hegesippus's account varies somewhat from what Josephus reports and may have been an attempt to reconcile the various accounts by combining them. According to Hegesippus, the scribes and Pharisees came to James for help in putting down Christian beliefs. The record says:
They came, therefore, in a body to James, and said: "We entreat thee, restrain the people: for they are gone astray in their opinions about Jesus, as if he were the Christ. We entreat thee to persuade all who have come hither for the day of the passover, concerning Jesus. For we all listen to thy persuasion; since we, as well as all the people, bear thee testimony that thou art just, and showest partiality to none. Do thou, therefore, persuade the people not to entertain erroneous opinions concerning Jesus: for all the people, and we also, listen to thy persuasion. Take thy stand, then, upon the summit of the temple, that from that elevated spot thou mayest be clearly seen, and thy words may be plainly audible to all the people. For, in order to attend the passover, all the tribes have congregated hither, and some of the Gentiles also."[54] To the scribes' and Pharisees' dismay, James boldly testified that Christ "Himself sitteth in heaven, at the right hand of the Great Power, and shall come on the clouds of heaven." The scribes and pharisees then said to themselves, "We have not done well in procuring this testimony to Jesus. But let us go up and throw him down, that they may be afraid, and not believe him."
Accordingly, the scribes and Pharisees
...threw down the just man... [and] began to stone him: for he was not killed by the fall; but he turned, and kneeled down, and said: "I beseech Thee, Lord God our Father, forgive them; for they know not what they do."
And, while they were thus stoning him to death, one of the priests, the sons of Rechab, the son of Rechabim, to whom testimony is borne by Jeremiah the prophet, began to cry aloud, saying: "Cease, what do ye? The just man is praying for us." But one among them, one of the fullers, took the staff with which he was accustomed to wring out the garments he dyed, and hurled it at the head of the just man. And so he suffered martyrdom; and they buried him on the spot, and the pillar erected to his memory still remains, close by the temple. This man was a true witness to both Jews and Greeks that Jesus is the Christ. —Fragments from the Acts of the Church; Concerning the Martyrdom of James, the Brother of the Lord, from Book


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Student Code of Conduct and Judicial Procedure
Webster University Student Life Policies have been written to help guide the behavior of students as members of the University community. Webster strives to be a center of academic excellence. We make every effort to ensure:
- The opportunity for students to learn and inquire freely;
- The protection of intellectual freedom and the rights of professors to teach;
- The advancement of knowledge through scholarly pursuits and relevant dialogue.
The University community is by nature pluralistic and diverse. Those who elect to participate in the Webster University community accept the responsibility of sharing in the effort to achieve the University's mission as an institution of higher learning. Each person is expected to respect the objectives of the University and the views expressed within the community. In so doing, all members of the University community, and their guests, are expected to conduct themselves in an appropriate and civil manner at all times. These behavioral expectations include behavior both on- and off-campus as defined herein. Additional policies and practices or changes may evolve and the Student Handbook and Calendar may be amended, modified, or suspended at any time. Written notice of such changes will be distributed as soon as possible.
Participants in this shared enterprise strive to be governed by what ought to be rather than what is. To accomplish its goals, members of the University community aspire to a standard that is higher than mere compliance with formalized University requirements and local, state, and federal law. We endeavor to fulfill the following expectations:
- Statement of Ethics
- Student Rights
- Student Responsibilities
- Disciplinary and Judicial Procedures
- Disciplinary Actions
To preserve academic honor and integrity by repudiating all forms of academic and intellectual dishonesty;
- To treat others with respect and dignity;
- To respect the rights and property of others;
- To act with concern for the safety and well-being of all our associates.
Inquiry, discourse, and dissent, within the framework of an orderly academic environment, are essential elements of a university community. Members of the Webster University community recognize this and are consequently supportive of democratic and lawful procedures, and dedicated to rational approaches to solving problems. This assumes openness to change as well as commitment to historical values.
Webster University students are accorded the following rights to ensure positive educational results for each individual:
- Educational Environment: Students have the right to an environment conducive to their educational pursuits. This environment should be free from harassment and discrimination and free from any other unreasonable interference with their educational experiences. Webster University offers protection from discrimination to students in their educational programs, activities, and employment on the basis of race, sex, sexual orientation, color, creed, age, ethnic or national origin, or nondisqualifying handicap, as required by federal laws and legislation, including Title IX of the 1972 Educational Amendments.
- Assembly and Expression: Students have the right to assemble and express themselves freely in a lawful and orderly manner. (This right may be subject to the "Rallies, Demonstrations, and Public Assemblies" policy described herein.)
- Privacy: Students have the right to privacy as protected by the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 as amended (commonly referred to as the Buckley Amendment).
- Information: Students have the right to information pertaining to academic standing, course requirements, and graduation requirements.
- Participation in University Governance: Students have the right to participate in University governance through the Student Government Association, other student organizations, and through University-wide committees, as set forth in University policy.
- Joining Campus Organizations: Students have the right to join campus organizations, as set forth by respective organizations' constitutions and by University policy.
- Access to Disciplinary Procedures: Students have the right to utilize disciplinary procedures, as set forth in University policies.
- Search and Seizure: Students have the right to be secure from unreasonable search and seizure.
- Grievances: Students have the right to make their concerns or grievances known through the appropriate administrative channels as prescribed under the policies of the University. The Office of the Dean of Students serves in an advisory capacity for students seeking information about processes governing alleged violations of students' rights by others or by the University itself.
Webster University recognizes the rights of students to direct their own behavior off-campus, consistent with their responsibilities as individuals. It is the University's aim to assist students in achieving healthy developmental outcomes.
When enrolling at Webster University, a student assumes responsibilities to fellow students, to the University, and to himself or herself. Students are responsible for conducting themselves in a lawful, civil, and responsible manner and for observing all University rules, regulations, and policies. This policy is intended to address concerns regarding the behavior of students who are members of the University community. These procedures are not intended to replace civil and/or criminal procedures. When necessary, the University will work with appropriate law enforcement officials to redress accusations of criminal activity.
For the purposes of the Student Code of Conduct, a student is defined as someone who has accepted an offer of admission to the University with a monetary deposit and is in the process of enrolling (i.e., summer registration program), is enrolled, or was recently enrolled as a part-time or full-time student. Student status remains in effect during any semester in which a person is or has been enrolled (regardless of whether they dropped or withdrew from that semester); during break periods between consecutive semesters of enrollment; and during the quarter/semester immediately preceding and immediately following enrollment until a diploma is conferred.
If the University becomes aware that a student or applicant is a convicted felon, or is required to register as a sex offender, the University reserves the right to immediately dismiss that student and/or prohibit that applicant from enrolling in future classes, or limit the access of that student to specific campus facilities, based upon a review of the crime committed by the student/applicant.
The following actions are defined by the University as unacceptable forms of behavior and are subject to disciplinary response:
1. Dishonesty
Acts of dishonesty, including but not limited to the following:
- Cheating, plagiarism, or other forms of academic dishonesty
- Furnishing false information to any University official, faculty member, or office
- Forgery, alteration, or misuse of any University document, record, or instrument of identification
- Tampering with the election of any recognized University student organization
- Misappropriation of student activity and/or University funds
- Falsification of work hours on a payroll timesheet
- Violating a student's right to privacy as outlined in the University's FERPA policy
- Providing false information on the admissions application and/or housing application
Academic dishonesty includes the following and any other forms of academic dishonesty:
- Cheating—Using or attempting to use crib sheets, electronic sources, stolen exams, unauthorized study aids in an academic assignment, or copying or colluding with a fellow student in an effort to improve one's grade.
- Fabrication—Falsifying, inventing, or misstating any data, information, or citation in an academic assignment, field experience, academic credentials, job application or placement file.
- Plagiarism—Using the works (i.e. words, images, other materials) of another person as one's own words without proper citation in any academic assignment. This includes submission (in whole or in part) of any work purchased or downloaded from a Web site or an Internet paper clearinghouse.
- Facilitating Academic Dishonesty—Assisting or attempting to assist any person to commit any act of academic misconduct, such as allowing someone to copy a paper or test answers.
2. Threatening, Abusive, or Harassing Behavior
Physical abuse, verbal abuse, threats, intimidation, coercion, and/or other conduct that threatens or endangers the health or safety of any person (Sexual harassment and misconduct are governed by the Sexual Offense Policy described herein.)
Threatening or causing physical harm to another person. Physical abuse includes, but is not limited to: personal injury, physical restraint against a person's will, and holding or transporting an individual against his will.
3. Disruption or Obstruction
- Disruption or obstruction of teaching, research, administration, disciplinary proceedings, other University activities, including its public service functions on or off campus, or other authorized non-University activities, when the act occurs on University premises
- Participation in campus demonstrations that disrupt the normal operations of the University and/or infringe on the rights of other members of the University community; leading or inciting others to disrupt scheduled and/or normal activities within any campus building or area; intentional obstruction that unreasonably interferes with freedom of movement, either pedestrian or vehicular, on campus, whether inside or outside
Students are free to assemble and express themselves publicly in a peaceful, orderly manner. Public rallies, demonstrations (either by individuals or groups), and assemblies held on campus should be registered 24 hours in advance with the Dean of Students Office indicating the desired date, time, place, expected attendance, and type of demonstration planned. Public demonstrations not registered may violate the disruption/obstruction policy. (For further information, see specific policy on "Rallies, Demonstrations, and Public Assemblies" below.)
4. Theft, Damage, or Unauthorized Use
Attempted or actual theft of, unauthorized use of, and/or damage to property of the University or property of a member of the University community or other personal or public property. This includes the intent to destroy or vandalize property.
5. Unauthorized Entry or Use of University Premises
Unauthorized possession, duplication, or use of keys and/or access codes to any University premises or unauthorized entry to or use of University premises. Trespassing upon, forcibly entering, or otherwise proceeding into unauthorized areas of University owned or leased facilities, their roofs, or the residential space of another without permission.
6. Compliance
Failure to comply with directions of University officials or law enforcement officers acting in performance of their duties and/or failure to provide proof of identity to these persons when requested to do so.
7. Drugs, Alcohol, Firearms, Gambling
Abuse of prescription and over-the-counter drugs.
Violation of any federal, state, or local law including but not limited to:
- Use, possession, or distribution of narcotics or other controlled substances, except as expressly permitted by law
- Use, possession, or distribution of alcoholic beverages, except as expressly permitted by the law and University policies, or public intoxication (also see Alcohol Policy below)
- Use or possession of drug-related paraphernalia in campus housing
- Use or possession of firearms, fireworks, other explosives, other weapons, or dangerous chemicals on University premises not specifically authorized by the University
- Misuse of legal objects in a dangerous manner (e.g., laser pointing in someone's eyes)
- Illegal gambling or wagering
8. Disorderly, Indecent Conduct
Conduct that is deemed disorderly, lewd, or indecent; breach of peace; or aiding, abetting, or procuring another person to breach the peace on University premises or at functions sponsored by, or participated in by, the University.
9. Theft or Other Abuse of Computer Time (see also Computer Use Policy)
Theft or other abuse of computing resources and network access, including but not limited to:
- Unauthorized entry into a file, to use, read, or change the contents, or for any other purpose
- Unauthorized transfer of a file
- Unauthorized use of another individual's identification and password
- Use of computing facilities to interfere with the work of another student, faculty member, or University official
- Use of computing facilities to send, display, or print obscene or abusive messages
- Use of computing facilities to interfere with normal operation of the University computing system
- Knowingly causing a computer virus to become installed in a computer system or file
- Knowingly using the campus computer network to disseminate "spam" messages (i.e., unsolicited bulk e-mail messages that are unrelated to the mission of the University).
- Knowingly using the campus network to send any threatening, or otherwise inappropriate message.
- Illegal download of copyrighted software or other works (e.g., music files).
10. Hazing
Hazing, defined as an act that endangers the mental or physical health or safety of a student, or that destroys or removes public or private property, for the purpose of initiation, admission into, affiliation with, or as a condition for continued membership in, a group or organization.
11. Abuse of Fire Safety Standards
Any activity involving tampering with fire alarms or firefighting equipment, unauthorized use of such equipment, failure to evacuate during a fire alarm, hindering the evacuation of other occupants, or hindering authorized emergency personnel.
12. Abuse of the Judicial System
Abuse of the judicial system, including but not limited to:
- Failure to obey the summons of a judicial body or University official
- Falsification, distortion, or misrepresentation of information before a judicial body
- Disruption or interference with the orderly conduct of a judicial body prior to, and/or during the course of, the judicial proceeding
- Initiating a judicial proceeding without justification
- Attempting to discourage an individual's proper participation in, or use of, the judicial system
- Attempting to influence the impartiality of a member of a judicial body prior to, and/or during the course of, the judicial proceeding
- Harassment (verbal or physical) and/or intimidation of a member of a judicial body, participant, and/or witness prior to, during, and/or after a judicial proceeding
- Failure to comply with the sanction(s) imposed under the Students' Rights and Responsibilities policy
- Influencing or attempting to influence another person to commit an abuse of the judicial system
13. Other Offenses Against the Webster University Community
- Violations of other published University policies, rules, or regulations. Such policies, rule, or regulations may include the Housing and Residential Life Handbook, specific departmental policies, and the contracts and leases for campus housing.
- Selling, or solicitation, on campus without the written authorization from the Dean of Students or his/her designee.
- Creating a fire, safety, or health hazard.
14. Criminal Conduct and/or Civil Offenses
A violation of any local, state, or federal criminal law, or engaging in behavior that is a civil offense may be considered a violation of the Webster University Student Code of Conduct, even if the specific criminal conduct/civil offense is not specifically listed in this Student Responsibility section. The criminal conduct/civil offense may be considered as a violation of the Code of Conduct irrespective of whether the criminal violation/civil offense is prosecuted in a court of law. The University may inform law enforcement agencies of perceived criminal violations and may elect to defer internal judicial action until prosecution of the criminal violation has been completed. Exoneration from criminal charges will not result in immunity from civil action or University proceedings.
Off-Campus Behavior
Off-campus behavior that is detrimental to the University or its students, faculty, or staff in their roles as members of the campus community is governed by this code. Webster reserves the right to take actions that address the violations through educational intervention or sanctions.
Admissions Applications
Webster reserves the right to deny admission based on non-academic reasons when it is believed to be in the best interests of the University. A disciplinary violation or criminal conviction may affect admission, enrollment, or course of study, whether occurring prior to the time of application, while the application is under review, or after the admission decision has been made.
Disciplinary and Judicial Procedures
Because Webster University is an educational institution, judicial procedures and disciplinary responses to student behavior are designed as much for guidance and correction of behavior as for invoking fair and appropriate sanction. This code and these procedures are designed to determine whether students' alleged behaviors violate the standards and expectations of the University educational community. These expectations and procedures should, in no way, be construed to replace civil or criminal expectations or proceedings. Where necessary and appropriate, the University will work in concert with legal enforcement officers to address alleged illegal behavior. These procedures are used to address the seriousness of the offense and the record of conduct of a given student; however, specific responses are not rigidly predetermined. The University recognizes that inappropriate behavior may be the result of the student's inability to solve a problem or manage a situation appropriately. Ultimately, the student must accept responsibility for his or her behavior and the consequences that result. However, the University also recognizes that judicial responses may include providing students with educational alternatives that assist the student in learning how to handle certain situations. The fundamental hope is that the student can learn and grow from the incident and sanctions imposed in response to that behavior, and that he or she can make the necessary changes in his or her behavior to become a constructive member of the educational community.
1. University Rights and Responsibilities
Regarding Campus Disruption or Obstruction: In cases of alleged campus and/or classroom disruption or obstruction of the academic mission of the institution, immediate action may be initiated by a faculty member and/or administrator to restore order and/or to prevent further disruption. Behavior occurring within the academic arena, including but not limited to classroom disruption or obstruction of teaching, is within the jurisdiction of Academic Affairs. Faculty members have the right to address the immediacy of a situation as they deem appropriate (e.g., temporary removal of a student from a class when inappropriate, disruptive behavior occurs). Faculty response is forwarded to the academic dean for review (see Academic Dean's Review below), and if necessary, further action. Further action might include permanent removal from the course. When necessary and appropriate, Public Safety and/or the Webster Groves Police may be contacted to assist with restoring peace and order.
Search and Seizure: In cases of alleged behavior that violates campus policy, or when there is confirmed suspicion that students may represent a harm to themselves or others students, their campus residences may be subject to an administrative search. In such cases, students will be provided with notification of areas to be searched and nature of items sought prior to the search for and seizure of personal items that may be in violation of campus policies.
2. The Rights of the Student Charged
The student being charged has the right to testify on his or her own behalf, and the right to bring witnesses on his or her own behalf. Accused students may submit questions in advance to the hearing officer that they wish to have asked of those bearing witness against them. During the hearing, questions should be directed to the hearing officer, not to the witness. The use of these questions is at the discretion of the hearing officer. In cases of alleged sexual assault, special measures may be invoked to protect the rights of the victim as well as the accused. In the event accused students choose not to testify, decisions may still be rendered in the absence of their testimony. Students who receive University accommodations under the Americans with Disabilities Act should notify the hearing officer that the appropriate accommodations should be accorded them as part of the disciplinary process.
3. Reporting a Violation
Reports of alleged violations of University rules or regulations are made to the Dean of Students (or the Academic Dean in cases of academic misconduct), or his or her designee, herein referred to as the Dean.
- The Dean informs the student in writing that an alleged violation of the Code of Conduct has been reported about him or her. The Dean commences an investigation of the incident by reviewing the incident with the student. The student may be asked to provide a written statement to the Dean within 48 hours of this preliminary discussion. The Dean also may request written testimony from the person(s) who brought forward the information or charges and any other persons the Dean believes may provide pertinent information.
- The Dean of Students may appoint a designee from the Student Affairs staff to act in his or her place for any disciplinary procedure. For cases involving more than one student or a student group, the Dean of Students decides whether separate or group meetings are appropriate and proceeds to gather pertinent information regarding the case.
4. Confidentiality
All disciplinary and judicial procedures are closed and confidential. Final disciplinary decisions are communicated to the student charged and relevant school officials. If the student charged signs a release, the final disciplinary decisions are also communicated to the charging party. In cases alleging violent behavior, the final disciplinary decisions are automatically communicated to the charging party. A copy of the written description of the sanction is placed in the Dean's disciplinary file in the Office of Student Affairs.
5. Types of Proceedings
a. Mediation: This procedure is implemented by the Dean or his or her delegate and is generally reserved for first and less serious violators. It is employed when a violation arises out of a dispute between a charged student and another party or parties. The goal is to design a mechanism to resolve the dispute and to prevent it from recurring. A signed record of the mediation efforts, and the agreed-upon resolution, will be retained by the Office of Student Affairs. If the participants in mediation fail to live up to the agreed-upon settlement, a charge(s) may be processed under the appropriate procedures cited below.
b. Administrative Proceeding: The University recognizes that not every dispute or violation of individual rights or University rules and regulations should be handled by a University judicial body. Many disputes or infractions can be handled within the context of an administrative hearing. The administrative proceedings are conducted by the Dean of Students (or his or her designee), the Coordinator of Housing and Residential Life or Managing Director of Webster Village Apartments (when the offense occurs in on-campus residences), or the Academic Dean (when the offense occurs within an academic setting).
Such hearings are appropriate under any of the following conditions:
- When there is no record of disciplinary action in the recent past or a record of only minor violation;
- When sanctions called for are less severe than suspension or expulsion from the University;
- When both the student charged and the party making the charge (e.g., a University official or another student) agree to the facts in an incident and the charged party admits fault. In this case both parties agree to implementation of a disciplinary decision by the Dean, or his or her designate, or, in the case of an infraction in an on-campus residential property, the Coordinator of Housing and Residential Life or Managing Director of Webster Village Apartments. This agreement is made in the form of a written joint memorandum. The student's right of appeal remains unchanged;
or - When the student charged does not admit fault, but chooses an administrative hearing as an alternative to a hearing before the University Judicial Board. In such a case, the student signs a memorandum of consent for such a hearing;
- When both the student charged and the party making the charge (e.g., a University official or another student) agree to the facts in an incident and the charged party admits fault. In this case both parties agree to implementation of a disciplinary decision by the Dean, or his or her designate, or, in the case of an infraction in an on-campus residential property, the Coordinator of Housing and Residential Life or Managing Director of Webster Village Apartments. This agreement is made in the form of a written joint memorandum. The student's right of appeal remains unchanged;
- When a student has been temporarily suspended due to violence or the threat of violence.
If the student is found in violation of a stated policy by the Dean, sanctions are assigned. The decision is written as soon as is reasonably practicable after the hearing and forwarded to the student and, if a release is signed, to the person who made the charge. In cases with multiple students involved, written decisions may be delayed until all hearings have taken place.
c. Academic Dean's Review
This procedure is implemented by the Academic Dean (or his or her designee) and is intended to review the status of the student in a faculty member's course. This review may include a mediation between the student and the faculty member or it may be an administrative proceeding to determine whether a student should be allowed to remain in the given course. Because of the necessity for swiftness, this review should take place as soon as possible following the incident and is not subject to the requirement of three days advanced, written notice to the student. After consulting with the student and the faculty member, together and/or separately (and any necessary witnesses), the Dean shall render a decision. The student's right of appeal is to the University Judicial Board. In cases of academic dishonesty, a faculty member or university designee may request an academic dean's review for possible referral to the Academic Honesty Board for a hearing on potential suspension or dismissal.
d. The University Judicial Board (UJB)
The University Judicial Board consists of a pool of representatives appointed each year as follows: six students by the Student Government Association President, four faculty members by the Faculty Senate President, four administrative staff members by the Vice President for Finance and Administration. The panel of board members for each hearing is composed of three students, two faculty members, and two administrative staff members, chosen from the aforementioned pool. The Judicial Board selects one of its members to serve as presiding officer.
Five members of the Board must be present in order to hold a hearing. The purpose of the University Judicial Board is to hear charges of student violations of University rules and regulations in cases that might involve suspension or expulsion, to decide whether the charged student is responsible for the alleged violation(s), and if responsible, to assign sanctions. The University Judicial Board also reviews requests for appeal of decisions made by the Dean, and hears all cases referred directly by the Dean.
e. The Academic Honesty Board (AHB)
The Academic Honesty Board consists of a pool of representatives appointed each year as follows: five full-time faculty members, one from each school and college appointed by the academic deans, two adjunct faculty members appointed by the deans, and four academic administrative staff members by the Provost and Senior Vice President. The panel of board members for each hearing is composed of two faculty members, and two academic administrative staff members, chosen from the aforementioned pool. The Academic Honesty Board selects one of its members to serve as presiding officer. The purpose of the Academic Honesty Board is to hear cases involving charges of student violations of the policies pertaining to academic honesty, including plagiarism and cheating, in cases that might involve suspension or expulsion.
6. Procedural Guidelines for Administrative and Judicial Hearings
The Judicial Board or Hearing Officer shall conduct hearings so as to assure the basic concept of procedural fairness. The following procedures shall be adhered to:
- The Dean of Students or his or her designate is responsible for setting the hearing time, notifying all parties who are to testify, and forwarding all pertinent data to the appropriate board.
- The Dean of Students shall give appropriate advance notice, in writing, of the charges against the student and copies of available evidence, to ensure that he or she may adequately prepare for such a hearing. The notice clearly indicates the date, time, and place of the hearing. The notification should be received by the student at least three calendar days prior to the hearing. Students who receive University accommodations under the Americans with Disabilities Act should notify the Hearing Officer about the accommodations that should be accorded them as part of the disciplinary process.
- The hearing shall not be considered to be a legalistic trial. Rather, the Judicial Board or Hearing Officer shall examine all relevant facts and circumstances at the hearing, shall ensure the relevancy of witnesses' statements, and shall, using a standard of "more likely than not," determine whether the charged student should be held responsible for a violation of the Code of Conduct.
- Hearings are confidential and closed to all but the principals of the case. At the discretion of the Hearing Officer, a transcript may be kept in audio taped or written form. The tape and transcript are the property of the Dean's Office. Students are not permitted to tape or otherwise record the proceedings. Transcripts will be kept by the Dean's Office and may be reviewed but not copied or removed from the Dean's Office.
- All parties have the right to be assisted in their presentation by an advisor of their choice. The advisor may be, but is not limited to, a friend, a fellow student, or faculty member. The advisor may speak privately to the student charged during the proceedings with permission of the presiding Hearing Officer. At no time during the hearing, however, will such advisor be permitted to speak for the advisee. Each party may request a brief recess to consult with his or her advisor. The presiding officer rules on questions of procedure and is responsible for moving the proceedings along in a timely and orderly manner. Students are responsible for providing copies of all documents to their advisors.
- Prior to the hearing (at least 24 hours), the student being charged should submit to the Dean a list of any witnesses he or she wishes to present and the nature of the testimony they may offer. This student should also submit a list of questions he or she wishes to have asked of the charging party.
- At the hearing, the student being charged and the charging party shall have ample opportunity to explain the circumstances surrounding the incident and are encouraged to present pertinent evidence and the testimony of witnesses in person. In addition, both parties shall be afforded the opportunity to comment on any written statements or other evidence presented, and to respond to questions.
- No member of the Judicial Board or the Hearing Officer should be either a witness for or against the student or a person previously engaged in formulating the charge or in presenting the material relating to the case. Alternate members will be appointed in cases in which Board members have a perceived conflict of interest with the principals of the case.
- The presiding officer rules on all objections, questions, and procedural points, subject to being overruled by majority vote of the Board. He or she also determines the sequence of testimony, including the option of having all principal parties meet together in the hearing. All those who participate in the hearing are obligated to conduct themselves in an orderly manner and to obey and abide by the presiding officer's rulings. The Dean of Students attends all hearings to serve as an advisor in the process.
- Once all testimony is heard or read, the student being charged and the charging party are asked to make a final statement and the Hearing Officer or Board members are given a final opportunity to ask questions. All persons other than Board members and the Dean of Students are then excused and the Board meets to render a decision. The Dean of Students does not vote.
- The Hearing Officer or Board decides whether there was a violation of policy using a standard of "more likely than not." They also determine whether the charged student should be held responsible for that violation. If so, sanctions are also imposed on the responsible student. Each decision must have been reached by a majority of the Board. Once a decision is reached, the student being charged is informed orally of the decision by the Dean of Students. Both parties receive the decision in writing from the Dean of Students as soon thereafter as is practicable (the charging party is informed only if the student charged signs a release form or if the case involves a violent act).
7. Appeals
a. Grounds for appeals:
- Procedural error
- New evidence
- Excessive sanction
b. Limits of appeal and sequence of appeal:
A student found in violation of a stated policy may appeal a disciplinary decision only once, based on one or more of the criteria cited above. The appeal may take place in one of the following stages:
c. Appeal of a decision by / Appeal to:
- Coordinator of Residential Life or Managing Director of Webster Village Apartments/Associate Dean of Students
- Dean of Students, Academic Dean (or designee)/University Judicial Board
- University Judicial Board/President
Appeal procedure:
- The act of filing an appeal usually postpones the action required by the initial decision until the appeal process is completed, unless the Dean of Students (in consultation with the President or others at the Vice Presidential level) determines that postponement of the sanction may result in a serious threat to the University community.
- The student must file the appeal through the Office of Student Affairs within 10 calendar days of receiving written notification of the decision. (An extension of this deadline may be requested in writing to the Dean of Students to accommodate periods of University recess or for other extenuating circumstances.) The Dean of Students then forwards the request to the appropriate Hearing Officer or the University Judicial Board.
- The individual seeking the appeal must indicate, in writing, the specific bases or reasons for his or her appeal. The appeal statement should include the following: Student's name, ID#, local address, phone number, reason for appeal (see 7 a. above), and appropriate information regarding why the appeal should be granted. The letter should be of sufficient detail to stand on its own without accompanying testimony to permit the evaluation of the merit of the grounds for appeal. For example, if there were procedural errors, the errors should be identified and it should be noted what effect those errors had on the outcome of the case. If there is new evidence, the nature of that evidence and the potential effect on the outcome of the case should be noted. If the student believes the sanction was excessive, the student should take great care to note why they believe the sanction was excessive and should suggest a more reasonable sanction.
- The appropriate Hearing Officer or an appeals committee of the University Judicial Board will consider the written statement of appeal and recommend action to be taken: denial of appeal or a new hearing. The individuals involved will receive written notification of the decision from the Dean of Students.
- If the result of the appeal is an order for a rehearing, the hearing procedures described above shall apply. A new panel of Judicial Board members would rehear the case.
Disciplinary actions are proscribed by the Hearing Officer or Judicial Board. Students are obligated to carry out all directives of the Hearing Officer or body. Failure to do so may result in further sanctions. It is the prerogative of the judicial body to assign sanctions it deems fitting in response to the actions of the student found in violation. The Dean of Students has responsibility for monitoring compliance with all sanctions.
1. Temporary Suspension
Students may be placed on temporary suspension by the Dean of Students (in consultation with the President or others at the Vice Presidential level) in the following circumstances: If the student is reasonably likely to present a threat to him or herself, to the University community, or to any of its members; or if the student poses a definite threat of disruption of, or interference with, the normal operations of the University, the alleged violator may be placed on temporary suspension. The student will be afforded an Administrative Hearing as soon as is practically possible to determine if, when, and which University privileges may be reinstated; however the student will remain on suspension until the proceedings are complete. The opportunity for appeal to the UJB remains intact. During the temporary suspension, the student shall be denied access to University facilities and/or all other University activities or privileges for which the student might otherwise be eligible as deemed appropriate by the Dean.
2. Disciplinary Sanctions
a. Levels
The primary functions of any hearing body or officer are to determine whether or not there was a violation of policy and, if so, to recommend an appropriate sanction. The following are guidelines for sanctions, though ultimate determination of appropriate sanction lies with the Hearing Officer or hearing body.
Typically, for a first-time offender, a Level 1 sanction will be recommended. A Level 2 sanction may be recommended if the violation was a serious first offense or if the referred party was a repeat offender. Level 3 sanctions are usually reserved for serious first-time offender(s) or for repeat offenders. The following are examples of disciplinary sanctions. These may be used in combination at the discretion of the ruling party.
Level 1
- Judicial Letter of Warning
- University Disciplinary Warning
- Educational Sanction
- Financial Restitution
- Parental Notification of Violation and Imposed Sanctions
- Administrative Withdrawal from a Course
- Administrative Hold on University Account
Level 2
- Judicial Letter of Warning
- University Disciplinary Warning
- Educational Sanction
- Financial Restitution
- Parental Notification of Violation and Imposed Sanctions
- Administrative Withdrawal from a Course
- Administrative Hold on University Account
Level 3
- Disciplinary Suspension
- Disciplinary Dismissal
Descriptions of Disciplinary Sanctions
Judicial Letter of Warning: A warning letter issued by a judicial hearing body or officer. The letter is placed in the Dean's Judicial File and will be made available to any hearing body or officer should the student become a repeat offender.
Administrative Withdrawal: The withdrawal of a student from a specific course, major, or academic department may be invoked in cases where the student violates the expectations of the academic arena (e.g., classroom incivility, disruption, harassment of faculty members).
Parental Notification of Violation and Imposed Sanctions: Under most circumstances, University administrators will not release information to parents without the consent of the student regarding the charges, proceedings, or sanctions imposed in a judicial hearing. Exceptions include violations of the alcohol and drug policy (for students under the age of 21) and sanctions that include probation.
Administrative Hold on University Account: This action is most frequently taken when students do not complete assigned judicial sanctions within the required timeframe, when students fail to answer judicial charges, and when students must complete specific actions prior to being readmitted following suspension. This action prevents students from registering for classes, obtaining transcripts, diplomas, etc. Webster University reserves the right to withhold transcripts or a diploma pending the resolution of all outstanding judicial charges and the successful completion of any sanctions issued as a result of those charges.
Disciplinary Probation: A more stringent warning used in response to a more serious violation or frequent violations of University regulations. Further violations would require consideration of Disciplinary Suspension. This action prevents students from being able to study abroad during the probationary period. This status may also be communicated to other schools to which a student may transfer (or has transferred).
University Housing Probation: A status that places the student on probation for a stated period of time. This is in response to violations of University regulations in the residence halls, University-owned houses, or other campus residences. This sanction may be given in addition to a Judicial Letter of Warning or Disciplinary Probation. This status is meant to notify a student that his or her housing privileges may be revoked.
Removal from University Housing: The removal of the student from on-campus housing on either a permanent basis or for a stated period of time. This is a more stringent action taken in response to serious or repeated violations of University regulations.
Disciplinary Suspension: Action that separates the student from the University for a stated minimum period of time. At the end of the period, the student must apply to the Dean of Students for reinstatement.
Disciplinary Dismissal: This status permanently separates the student from the University.
3. Other Disciplinary Actions
Restitution, Fines, and Refunds: In cases that involve damage to personal, University, or private property, full restitution is typically required. Fines may result when the Hearing Officer believes they are appropriate. Restitution and/or fines should be paid by check or money order. In cases of suspension or expulsion, there is no refund of University fees. Tuition and room and board charges may be refunded consistent with University refund policies.
Educational Sanction: A proscribed activity designed to assist the student in understanding how his or her actions affect the community and/or to contribute to the betterment of the community. Such action is available at any level to supplement or replace any other judicial action.
Behavioral Contract: These contracts are written to provide very clear expectations regarding a student's behavior within given circumstances. Probation is typically part of the contract.
Residential or Campus Restriction: Students may be restricted from access to residential facilities or other campus facilities, activities, or services. A student may also be barred from the entire campus if past behavior threatens the health, safety, or well-being of any member(including self) of the University community.