Universities consider harsher off campus discipline for students
Landlords warn fines of 200 dollars per police response target students. In one year a home amassed 2800 dollars in penalties, with owners arguing treatment should involve the university. KU resists parent-like oversight, while Colorado and Vermont schools push stricter sanctions and community liaison programs to curb off campus troubles. City officials see benefits in joint town gown efforts.
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University of Vermont outlines three tier student discipline process
The University of Vermont describes a three tier system for students who disrupt the community. After a first citation a warning letter is issued. A second citation requires a meeting with the dean of students to arrange restitution. A third citation leads to a possible hearing for suspension or expulsion.
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