Guide To CSU-Pueblo Standards of Conduct

The CSU-Pueblo Standards of Conduct (or simply the Standards) provide the principles and procedures for insuring a campus environment that is peaceful and productive for all students. The Standards apply to you, as individuals, as well as university affiliated student clubs and organizations.

The Standards are administered under authority granted by the Board of Governors to the President of CSU-Pueblo, to the Provost, to the Dean of Student Life (or his/her appointee), who administers student judicial and disciplinary services at CSU-Pueblo.

Dr. Zav Dadabhoy is designated as the chief on-line officer at CSU-Pueblo for those disciplinary infractions falling outside of the academic sector of CSU-Pueblo. Dr. Dadabhoy works as the primary liaison with other university departments which have responsibilities for disciplinary matters, such as: the Office of Residence Life, Academic Affairs, University Police, Athletics, Food Services, and the Pueblo School for Arts and Sciences.

Visit these links for answers to some frequently asked questions about the CSU-Pueblo Standards of Conduct.

• How do the standards affect you?
• What conduct is prohibited?
• Group Offenses
• How will you know if you have  violated the standards?
• What will happen if you are found guilty?
• How can you get more information?
  

Remember

Most students will never be involved in a disciplinary process other than minor infractions under the Standards. Being well-informed about policies and regulations at CSU-Pueblo and taking personal responsibility for your conduct is the best assurance of making your CSU-Pueblo experience the best it can be!