For complete information, please refer to the Code of Student Conduct. Procedures for review of student conduct B. Sanctions C. Appeals D. Interim action E. Student Records. As a Binghamton University student, you are a valued member of the University community. Through your words and deeds you contribute to building an inclusive community in which all can live and learn in an environment of academic freedom and respect that fosters the success and honors the rights of all students.
Binghamton University is committed to developing a community that invites respectful discourse, allowing all members to express themselves in a manner that enables others to feel personally safe and emotionally secure both in and out of the classroom.
Students may exercise their rights of assembly and freedom of speech in demonstrating their care and commitment to creating an inclusive campus environment. However, while hateful and disrespectful speech can also be protected by our First Amendment rights, the Binghamton University community does not condone insensitive, discriminatory or other disrespectful comments. As a student, you must understand that your words and deeds impact the University community regardless of where they occur, including the online realm.
Being a Binghamton University student is both a privilege and a responsibility. It is the responsibility of all members of the Binghamton University community to uphold the values of the institution, which are unity, identity and excellence. Students are expected to conduct themselves in a manner that supports and respects the rights of others. Accordingly, student behavior should be consistent with University policy, as well as state and federal law, at all times. Student behavior that is not consistent with these standards, whether on or off campus, may be addressed through the Code of Student Conduct in an effort to educate students, manage safety and deter behavior that negatively impacts either the individual or the community.
The following behavior is prohibited. Students engaging, attempting to engage or assisting in the following are subject to disciplinary sanctions:. The University conduct system handles charges brought against any University student or student organization for alleged infractions of the Code of Student Conduct.
