University Judiciary Committee
The University Judiciary Committee (UJC) is the decision-making body for incidents other than academic integrity or sexual misconduct. The UJC consists of nine students and six faculty. The student members are selected by Undergraduate Student Government. Three students and two faculty members sit on a panel to hear a specific case.
Academic Integrity Committee
The Academic Integrity Committee (AIC) is the decision-making body for cases arising under the Academic Integrity Policy. The AIC consists of three faculty, three undergraduate students, three graduate students and two student affairs professionals. The faculty members are chosen by the University Senate, the undergraduate students are chosen by the Undergraduate Student Government, and the graduate students are chosen by the Graduate Student Council. A hearing panel consists of one faculty, one student (either graduate or undergraduate, depending on the class level of the accused student) and one student affairs professional.
Greek Judicial Board
The purpose of the Greek Judicial Board is to promote responsible self-governance of the Greek system at Michigan Technological University among all member chapters and officers of the IFC. The Board shall fulfill the requirements of a judiciary branch of government by upholding and interpreting the Constitution, legislature, and policies of the IFC and Panhel, and adjudicating wisely should these standards and policies be violated. The Board will have jurisdiction in other cases that have been referred by Judicial Affairs.
President's Commission on Substance Abuse Prevention
See the President’s Commission on Substance Abuse Prevention web page.