GOAL 1: TO BE NATIONALLY RECOGNIZED FOR DEMONSTRATING EXCELLENCE IN STUDENT CONDUCT ADMINISTRATION.

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GOAL 1: TO BE NATIONALLY RECOGNIZED FOR DEMONSTRATING EXCELLENCE IN STUDENT CONDUCT ADMINISTRATION. Objective 1.1: Enhance quality of overall student experience for each student involved in student conduct process by ensuring each interaction is guided by office mission and goal of creating an environment of safety and student success. Target date for completion: August 2018. A. Establish case resolution time turnaround to 14 days. Target date for completion: May 2018. B. Develop training modules and handouts online to ensure conduct administrators have access to materials as needed for refresher. Target date for completion: December 2017. C. Provide ongoing training for conduct board members and individual conduct administrators on trending topics, skills enhancement opportunities, etc. Target date for completion: December 2017. Working with database company staff to identify best way to track case resolution time with current software. In planning stage for which documentation will be used for training module and handouts. Will send out poll for topics for additional training opportunities for conduct administrators and board members. At this time peer board members have been consumed with case management and have had no additional training times besides curriculum retreats in September and October for each board. 1

Objective 1.2: Build sustainable relationships with key Emory campus partners to enhance quality of office services and staff knowledge of Emory s offerings. Target date for completion: February 2018. A. Utilize monthly meeting structure to discuss updates, policy needs, and future planning with Residence Life,, and Sorority and Fraternity Life. Each office will take leadership of a meeting to ensure that interests and agendas are diverse. Target date for completion: November 2017. B. Utilize monthly meetings with staff in Health Promotion to identify and discuss collaborative solutions for addressing alcohol and drug use at Emory. As well, as use meetings to identify national trends to enhance sanctioned substance use interventions provided by Health Promotion staff. Target date for completion: November 2017. C. Establish quarterly meetings with OUE Honor Council staff to discuss complementary procedure and policy development for disclosure of records, disciplinary record checks, and identifying patterns of behavior for shared students. Target date for completion: Ongoing, have already engaged in meetings during Spring 2017. D. Collaboratively explore opportunity with Health Promotion to establish Emory in house substance use extensive assessment and comprehensive educational intervention program. Target date for completion: January 2018. Monthly meetings with OSFL, Residence Life, and have not restarted since our hiatus in 2016 year. Hoping to establish one meeting for November to evaluate interest and need for monthly meetings between offices. Monthly meetings with the Heath Promotion is continuing with a recent review of purpose and outcomes. New vision and agenda for meetings being discussed for remainder of 2017-18 academic year. Meetings are scheduled and have been occurring with OUE. In house substance use program is no longer under consideration as Emory Healthcare has a newly created a substance use program for adolescent ages that meet our immediate needs for referral options that extend beyond the capacity of Health Promotion staff. 2

Objective 1.3: Increase sharing of staff expertise by presenting at regional and national conferences. Target date for completion: May 2018. A. Submit at least two programs proposals per academic year on student conduct topics. Target date for completion: March 2018. Four program proposals have been submitted for upcoming annual national conferences. 3

Objective 1.4: Establish regional think tank to serve as repository of excellence of practices for student conduct training and conduct office materials (ie: policies, correspondences, sanctions). Target date for completion: May 2019. A. Create an exploratory committee of local ASCA members to discuss feasibility, identification of best practices, and needs of members. Target date for completion: March 2018. B. Create a board of directors to lead the logistics including policies, goals, etc. Target date for completion: September 2018. C. Create multimedia/technology platform to allow for accessibility of materials. Target date for completion: October 2018. No action on this goal has been addressed at this time. Working to add an intern or part time staff member to assist with advancing this objective and tactics. 4

GOAL 2: SERVE AS A CATALYST FOR ENGAGEMENT OF PRINCIPLES OF ETHICS AND INTEGRITY FOR THE EMORY COMMUNITY. Objective 2.1: Increase integrity influenced student conduct sanctioning outcomes. Target date for completion: May 2018. A. Benchmark with peer institutions and student conduct leading schools regarding successful sanctions involving integrity principles. Target date for completion: November 2017. B. Create a one-month post check in process for students involved in cases in which ethical decision making was the key factor in conduct charge and sanctioning. Target date for completion: March 2018. No action on this objective at this time due to caseload and staffing limitations. 5

Objective 2.2: Lead the creation of opportunities for enhancement of self-governance by student organization leaders. Target date for completion: Fall 2018. A. Create a standards board training for fraternities and sororities to create a common expectation of self-governance for Emory organizations. Target date for completion: September 2018. B. Collaborate with Director of Residence Education to identify strategies for progressing goals of self-governance in identified residential spaces where student organizations are common. Target date for completion: October 2017. Actively working on drafting recommendations that address this objective that aligns within Sorority and Fraternity Life Strategic Plan process which is due to have recommendations by March 2018. 6

Objective 2.3: Assist with the establishment of a student led common message or creed that demonstrates Emory s commitment to integrity and ethics. Target date for completion: September 2018. A. Work collaboratively with Emory Integrity Project staff persons to identify interest in common messaging or creed. Target date for completion: Fall 2017. B. Creation of creed that is timeless and can be applied to a variety of office missions including proactive to reactive situations. Target date for completion: Spring 2018. C. Identify an Emory integrity signature program to highlight community members that live/demonstrate consistently the value of integrity for students and other campus members. Target date for completion: Spring 2018. Initial discussion with Emory Integrity Project and OUE Honor Council regarding joint event in Spring semester. No major updates on creation of a creed, working to determine work group members. 7