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California State University Bakersfield

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Welcome CSUB Students,

The resources in this section are available for you to familiarize yourself with CSUB policies, the Student Conduct Process, and assist you with writing papers, citing sources, and studying for exams.

1. University Policies

   • Academic Integrity Policy
   • Service Animal Policy
   • Computer and Network use Policy
   • FERPA
   • Student Complaint and Grievance Procedures
   • CSUB Student Code of Conduct (Title 5, Section 41301, California Code of Regulations)
   • Use of Attorneys in Student Disciplinary Proceedings
   • Campus policy on disruptive and violent behavior
   • Sexual Harrasment
   • University Alcohol policy
   • University Illicit Drugs policy
   • Computer and Network Use Policy

2. Overview of the Student Conduct Process

   • CSUB Student Conduct Manual
   • Use of Attorneys in Student Disciplinary Proceedings
   • Student Conduct Process Flow Chart
   • California State University Bakersfield, Student Conduct Procedures Executive Order 1043.

3. Academic Integrity Resources

   1. Study Resources

      • 10 Steps to Organization at College (PowerPoint Needed for Viewing)
      • Tips for Academic Success
      • Listening Skills
      • Aiming for A's
      • Answering Essay Exam Question
      • Some General Rules about exams
      • Answering Multiple Choice Exam Questions

   2. Plagiarism and Unauthorized Collaboration Resources

      • Avoiding Plagiarism
      • Unauthorized Collaboration: What Students Need to Know

   3. Useful Websites on Writing Papers

      • OWL at Purdue University
      • University of North Carolina

4. Student Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

   • I was involved in an incident and told that I had to come to the Office of the Dean of Student Life, what does that mean?
   • May I request information regarding my case over the telephone?
   • What happens if I don't make a meeting with the Student Conduct Administrator after I receive a disciplinary letter?
   • Can someone attend the meeting with me?
   • I have an attorney, what is his/her role in the disciplinary process?
   • Can my parents obtain information from the Office of the Dean of Student Life about my case?
   • Who has access to my disciplinary record?
   • How long will my disciplinary record be maintained?
   • If the violation also involves an alleged crime, can I also be prosecuted through the criminal courts as well as being referred to the Office of the Dean of Student Life?
   • How can I have an administrative hold lifted from my record?
   • How can I report a suspected violation of the Student Code of Conduct?
   • Will I be able to know the outcome of another student's disciplinary matter?
   • What if I am accused of academic dishonesty?