Moral excellence comes about as a result of habit. We become
just by doing just acts, temperate by doing temperate acts,
brave by doing brave acts. -Aristotle
Staff
John
Davenport
Dean of Students
Holly
Mason
Associate Dean of Students
Statement of Purpose
The Office of Judicial Services is responsible for acting on
behalf of the College/University in matters of student
discipline. Judicial Services deal with alleged instances of
behavioral misconduct and academic dishonesty, in order to
determine how best to resolve these allegations consistent with
the goals and mission of the College/University as an educational
and intellectual community.
Student Judicial Services is chiefly responsible for the
promotion of campus community standards. Judicial processes
protect the rights of students as well as the programs, property
and persons on the Newark campus. The judicial affairs process
educates students about rights and responsibilities and provides
students with information concerning conduct issues, judicial
policies and non-academic discipline procedures. Detailed
information related to the judicial processes for both The Ohio
State University at Newark and Central Ohio Technical College can
be found at their respective Code of Student Conduct links
located on this page.
The Office of Judicial Services has twin goals: to help create a
safe environment where academic life can flourish; and to promote
the development of students.
Appeals Process
Central Ohio Technical College students have the right to appeal
issues which include matters of final course grades, academic
suspension or probation, academic dishonesty, dismissal from a
program or course, financial aid decisions concerning standards
of academic progress and results of grievance.
Resources
COTC Code of Student Conduct
Academic Misconduct at COTC
1.1.25 Alcohol and Other Drugs Policy
Report of Academic Misconduct Form
Judicial Affairs FAQ
