Student Conduct

Office of Student Conduct

A University campus community is much like any other community whereas a disciplinary process is required to hold individuals accountable for violations of law and policy. The Student Code of Conduct at SRU is designed to promote a safe and civil environment for students to live and learn. SRU partners with offices across campus and agencies off campus to hold students accountable for their decisions in hope that SRU graduates ethical citizens.

Most violations of the Student Code of Conduct are already considered to be law violations and most others are violations of published university policies. The Student Code of Conduct does indeed extend off campus as we are responsible for ensuring all students are safe from the decisions of others. It is possible that student actions off campus or online could violate the Student Code of Conduct.

Student disciplinary records are strictly enforced by the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974, which grants privacy to all university students regardless of age. Students may waive this right in writing to appropriate staff. In some cases, the university may notify parents/guardians in writing when students are found responsible for certain violations of the Student Code of Conduct.

View SRU’s Code of Conduct or report Student Misconduct or Personal Integrity concerns

Our Staff:

Director: 
Scott Irlbacher

Office Secretary:
Alison Stucchio

Graduate Assistant:
Harley Anderson

Contact Us:

For questions about the SRU Student Code of Conduct, the student conduct process, or the Office of Student Conduct, please contact the director:

scott.Irlbacher@sru.edu

Schedule an appointment with our staff:

Scott Irlbacher

Important note:
E-mail messages sent from the office of student conduct to students through university assigned e-mail addresses will constitute an official means of communication. All correspondence regarding incidents will be communicated through the student's SRU e-mail address. It is the student's responsibility and obligation to access and respond to official university e-mail correspondence.