U.A. Supports Campus Code

After months of deliberation, new policies are accepted

The University Assembly met last night to discuss the proposed revisions to the Campus Code of Conduct. After months of discussions between administrators, students and faculty members, the meeting established the U.A.’s unanimous support of the revised Code. This agreement marks one of the final stepping-stones crucial to the document’s approval and implementation.

The process of revising the code began in 2006 when Barbara Krause, a senior advisor to then Interim President Hunter R. Rawlings, produced the Krause Report, a revision of the Code that did not welcome positive feedback.

In response to a request from President David Skorton, the University Assembly’s Codes and Judicial Committee has since embarked on the process of revising the Code.