Student Academic Grievance

A student has the right to grieve an academic sanction imposed by a faculty member. The grievances can concern only two types of sanctions: allegations of academic dishonesty and an assigned final course grade.

The grievance must be pursued according to the University's Student Academic Grievance procedures. Copies are available in each School Deans' office.

Group grievances are not permitted. The University presumes the correctness of final course grades. It is the responsibility of a student appealing an assigned grade to demonstrate otherwise.

• Complaints and Grievances Website
• Student Complaint and Grievance Procedures
• Student Complaint and Grievance FORM

Student Non-Academic Grievance

A student also has the right to grieve other University actions that do not involve allegations of academic dishonesty or course grades. The Student Non-Academic Grievance Procedures are available in the Office of the Vice President of Student Affairs.

Section 504 Grievance Procedure

Students or any other persons who believe there has been discrimination because of a disability are encouraged to discuss the matter with the University 504 Compliance Officer. The designated Section 504 Compliance Officer/ADA Coordinator is Lori Blodorn, Vice President, People and Culture. Lori is located in Administration 103. She may be reached at (661) 654-3206 or lblodorn@csub.edu. If such discussions do not resolve the matter, the person may then initiate a formal grievance by completing the form available from the Compliance Officer.

• Section 504 Grievance Procedure
• Section 504 Grievance Form