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Contact Us

221 Sproul Hall
Mail Code 2426
510-643-9069
studentconduct@berkeley.edu


 

Student Conduct Forms

Forms to View or Discuss a Student Conduct File or Case

Records Release Authorization Form

This form can be used by students or student organizations to:

  1. request a copy of their conduct file and/or
  2. waive their right of confidentiality and privacy, granting the Center permission to release or discuss their conduct record with a specific individual

Please note that the Center will no longer be providing hard copy of requested conduct records. The Center will send scanned electronic copies of conduct records to the e-mail address authorized by the student completing the form in the space provided.

You can submit this authorization form in one of the following ways:

  • Email the form to: studentconduct@berkeley.edu
  • Mail the form to: 
    Center for Student Conduct
    221 Sproul Hall, MC 2426
    Berkeley, CA 94720-2426
  • Submit the form in person to:
    Center for Student Conduct, 221 Sproul Hall

Academic Misconduct Forms for Faculty/GSIs

Faculty Disposition & Referral Form

 

This form is used by faculty in academic misconduct situations (i.e., cheating, plagiarism, etc.). The form allows you to indicate if the student accepts responsibility for the alleged violation and you have resolved the matter together, or if you are referring it to us due to circumstances impeding resolution.

Please note that the Center may request further documentation as part of the information-seeking process and encourages you to consider submitting the following information along with this completed form to expedite the process:

  • a copy of the course syllabus
  • the original version of the work in question (i.e., test/quiz, essay, blue book, lab report, etc.)
  • other supporting documentation (i.e., sources, other students’ work, correspondence with student, etc.)

Full procedures and suggestions for speaking with students about these issues are outlined here [campuslife.berkeley.edu/conduct/reporting-misconduct]. Staff members are available for consultation at 510-643-9069 or at studentconduct@berkeley.edu if you have questions.


Request to Expunge Student Conduct Record

Request to Expunge Student Conduct Record Form

 

Disciplinary records may be expunged early by the Dean of Students or his/her designee for good cause, upon written request of a student who has a disciplinary record. With rare exception, most student conduct records are retained for four years from the notice of the final outcome or until graduation, whichever occurs first.

Disciplinary records retained for less than 120 days or designated as “permanent” shall not be expunged without unusual and compelling justification. For more information regarding maintenance of student conduct records, please see the Berkeley Campus Code of Student Conduct.

Please allow up to ten (10) business days for your request to be processed. Once granted, expunged files will be removed from active disciplinary records and shall not leave the student with a disciplinary record. 

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  • Conduct Procedures
    • Overview of Process
    • Flowchart of Process
    • Hearing Information
  • Code of Conduct
  • Report an Incident
  • Supporting a Student
    • Advisor Role
    • Overview of Process
    • Resources
    • FAQ
  • Academic Integrity
    • What is it?
    • Preventing Dishonesty
    • Addressing Misconduct
  • About Student Conduct
    • Statistics
  • Gold Council
  • Student Conduct Forms
  • Campus Policies
  • Resources
  • FAQ

Student Conduct Statistics

In 2009-2010, Student Conduct and Community Standards addressed 37 cases involving student organizations.

 

221 cases were related to academic misconduct in 2009-2010.

 

In 2009-2010, 955 cases were referred to Student Conduct & Community Standards.

 

30 cases were resolved by a hearing panel in 2009-2010.
Student Conduct and Community Standards resolved 96 football gameday citations in 2009-2010.

 

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Contact Information: 221 Sproul Hall, Mail Code 2426 | Hours M-F: 9am-5pm | Phone: 510-643-9069 | Fax: 510-643-5253 | Email: studentconduct@berkeley.edu 


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