Can I get more information about what is a formal sanction? Particularly, what aspects are you interested in?
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A formal sanction is a penalty imposed by an authority on an individual or group that has violated a rule or law. You can take a look at our content about what is a formal sanction that we have compiled from all of sources.
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Formal Sanctions - Office of the Provost and Academic Affairs
What is a formal sanction? A formal sanction is a disciplinary action taken by the University against a student who has violated the Student Code of Conduct. Formal sanctions are more serious than informal sanctions and can result in suspension or expulsion from the University.
Site: https://www.provost.upenn.edu/academicintegrity/sanctions
Student Conduct - Formal Sanctions
Formal Sanctions; Suspension; Expulsion; Disciplinary Probation; Official Reprimand; Disciplinary Warning; Details of Formal Sanctions; Criteria for Formal Sanctions; Examples of Formal Sanctions; Process for Formal Sanctions; Disciplinary Probation; Suspension; Expulsion;
Site: https://www.odu.edu/content/dam/odu/offices/studentconduct/documents/Formal-Sanctions.pdf
Formal Sanctions - The University of Alabama
Disciplinary sanctions appropriate for the offense committed will be selected from the following formal sanctions. ... For additional information, see Code of Student Conduct Sanction Levels (PDF).
Site: https://studentconduct.ua.edu/formal-sanctions/
Formal Sanctions - Division of Student Life
Formal Sanctions; Process & Timelines; Types of Formal Sanctions; Interim Suspension; Suspension; Extended Suspension; Expulsion; Probation; Disciplinary Hold; No Contact Order; Conduct Agreement; Required Educational Programs; Restitution/Reparation; Community Service; Disciplinary Leave
Site: https://studentlife.emory.edu/policies-and-procedures/student-conduct-code/formal-sanctions.html
Formal Sanctions - University Disciplinary Committee
Formal SanctionsFormal sanctions are disciplinary actions taken after an investigation by the Office of Student Conduct. Formal sanctions are the most severe disciplinary action taken against students at the University. Formal sanctions are not automatically imposed upon a student who is found responsible for violating the Code of Student Conduct.
Site: https://udc.arizona.edu/sanctions
Formal Sanctions - Student Conduct Office
Formal disciplinary sanctions include the most severe penalties that may be imposed following a conduct violation.... Formal sanctions typically require the student to meet with an conduct officer to discuss the alleged violation and the potential consequences, and may result in suspension or expulsion.
Site: https://studentaffairs.rice.edu/sco/students/sanctions-and-appeals
Formal Sanctions - Student Conduct - The University of Texas ...
Formal sanctions are administered by the Office of Student Conduct and are the most serious disciplinary actions taken against students at the University. Formal sanctions are imposed for serious violations of the Code of Student Conduct and may result in suspension or expulsion from the University.
Site: https://deanofstudents.utexas.edu/conduct/sanctions
Formal Sanctions - Student Conduct & Community Standards
Formal disciplinary sanctions are imposed through the Office of Student Conduct and Community Standards. Formal sanctions include but are not limited to: Suspension, Expulsion, Conduct Probation
Site: https://scc.msu.edu/sanctions
Formal Sanctions - Wake Forest University
Formal sanctions are the most serious and may result in a notation on the student’s academic transcript. ... If a Student is unclear about the expectations for the community, they should contact the Office of Student Conduct or review the Student Handbook.
Site: https://studentaffairs.wfu.edu/student-conduct/sanctions/
Formal sanctions - College of Education and Human Development
Formal sanctions are available to the Hearing Officer when mitigating circumstances do not justify a more lenient sanction. Circumstances that may justify a formal sanction include, but are not limited to, the following:
Site: https://cehd.uconn.edu/sje/student-conduct-process/formal-sanctions/