Practices, Opinions, Knowledge, and Recommendations from Judicial Officers in Public Higher Education

Bostic, Don; González, Gerardo

doi:10.2202/0027-6014.1085

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“…With the rise in alcohol and other drug use, violence, and harassment on many college campuses (Hanson & Engs, 1995;Nicklin, 1999;Sloan, 1994;Smith & Fossey, 1995;Wechsler, Dowdall, Davenport, & DeJong, 1995), administrators are challenged with confronting these misbehaviors in a responsive, educational manner (Bostic & Gonzalez, 1999;Dannells, 1997).…”

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Disciplinary Counseling: Implications for Policy and Practice

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Dannells²

2000

NASPA Journal

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A survey of college and university judicial officers and counseling center directors explored the use of disciplinary counseling in the student judicial process and how it is viewed by the individuals in these positions. Data about demographics and the frequency of referrals are given, and issues related to disciplinary counseling are discussed. Implications and recommendations for future policy and practice are provided.

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