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I'd love to go to the British Isles and spend a lot of time walking and exploring, especially in Scotland. How about you?

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Code of Student Rights and Responsibilities

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Code of Student Rights and Responsibilities

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This Code forms the basis of most of my work. We oversee compliance with and enforcement of this policy, with the the main objective being a safe campus where people can learn and teach effectively. We also want students to learn better decision-making skills from the process of being held accountable for their actions and decisions.

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Report an Incident or your Concern For A Student.

The Office of Student Conduct is responsible for administering the Ball State Code of Student Rights and Responsibilities ( Code) which references a number of policies (including but not limited to those linked to the left). The Office of the Vice Provost of Academic Affairs administers the policies on Grade Appeals and Academic Ethics.

The Code informs the community of the general behavioral expectations that the University has for all students. This document also outlines the procedures that the university will use to respond to complaints that these standards have been violated. A visualization of how we resolve complaints can be found here: Conduct Process.

Students are expected to read, understand, and adhere to these community standards.
Current Code Code of Student Rights and Responsibilities 2021-2022
The Code is a living document and is reviewed regularly to ensure that it supports student success and a safe, effective education community.

Ball State Bill of Student Rights and Responsibilities as of January 2020

Our office welcomes suggestions for change to the Code. If you have any questions, concerns, or suggestions for future revisions, please contact us.
Archived Codes Code of Student Rights and Responsibilities 2020-2021 Code of Student Rights and Responsibilities 2019-2020 Code of Student Rights and Responsibilities 2018-2019 Code of Student Rights and Responsibilities 2017-2018

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Code of Student Rights and Responsibilities

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Report an Incident or your Concern For A Student. The Office of Student Conduct is responsible for administering the Ball State Code of Student Rights and Responsibilities ( Code) which references a number of policies (including but not limited to those linked to the left).

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We also work closely with the Title IX office to resolve complaints of sexual harassment, sexual assault, dating violence, domestic violence, and stalking.

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Complaints may be made by contacting:

Associate Dean of Students/Title IX Coordinator
Administration Building (AD), Room 238
765-285-1545

or

University Police Department
200 N. McKinley Avenue
765-285-1111

A student filing a complaint involving an employee or involving an individual who is not a student, or in instances when the alleged offender is unknown to the complainant, may request support and assistance from campus resources (i.e. the Office of Victim Services, Counseling Center) and assistance from the Associate Dean of Students/Title IX Coordinator for academic accommodations and other appropriate interim measures.

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Complaints may be made by contacting: Associate Dean of Students/Title IX Coordinator Administration Building (AD), Room 238 765-285-1545 or University Police Department 200 N. McKinley Avenue 765-285-1111 A student filing a complaint involving an employee or involving an individual who is not a student, or in instances when the alleged offender is unknown to the complainant, may request support and assistance from campus resources (i.e.

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Another major responsibility of our office is service on our Behavioral Intervention Team. The BIT serves to help students who are experiencing extreme difficulties, often related to mental health.

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The purpose of the Behavioral Intervention Team (BIT) is to advance a caring and supportive response to students who display behaviors that are worrisome or concerning. To accomplish this goal, we will:

Educate the campus community about behaviors of concern and reporting procedures

Provide support to faculty, staff, and students who are assisting students who behave in concerning or disruptive ways

Serve as the central point of contact for reviewing reports of aberrant student behavior

Identify patterns of behaviors that might suggest the need for an intervention

Assess potential threats and risk

Establish linkages with campus and community resources to maximize the effectiveness of interventions

Support individuals with campus and community resources

Monitor ongoing behavior of individuals who have displayed disruptive or concerning behavior

Assess long-term success of individual interventions recommended by the BIT

Call 765-285-1545 for more information or send us information using our referral form.
For all emergencies contact University Police at 765-285-1111 or 911 from a campus telephone.

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Behavioral Intervention Team - Office of Student Affairs

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The purpose of the Behavioral Intervention Team (BIT) is to advance a caring and supportive response to students who display behaviors that are worrisome or concerning.

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This is Opus, our terrier + something. He looks so much better with a new haircut. 

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This is Minnie, our oldest. She is a Shih-Tzu and she's named after Minnie Pearl, a TV character who wore a hat with a price tag. See Minnie's tag? 