6. Loss of privileges: A. Limitation on University-related services and activities for a specified period of time, which is consistent with the offense committed; including, but not limited to, ineligibility to serve as an officer or member of any University organization, to participate in intercollegiate competition, to receive any award from the University, or to participate in graduation-related ceremonies. B. Residence hall relocation, housing contract probation, or housing contract cancellation. Housing contract cancellation will result in being placed on disciplinary probation by the Office of Student Life. C. Restriction from using specific University facilities and services (including parking facilities). D. Denial of the on-campus use of a vehicle. 7. No Contact Directive: An official notice to a student that he/she is not permitted to have any type of contact with an identified person(s). This includes, but is not limited to, person-to-person contact, contact through a third party, and contact by way of mail, email, telephone, voice mail, text messaging, etc. 8. Disciplinary probation: A specified period of observation and review of behavior, including terms appropriate to the offense committed, during which the student must demonstrate compliance with University regulations and the terms of the probationary period and is ineligible to serve in leadership positions in University co-curricular activities. (Refer to “Eligibility Policy.”) 9. Deferred suspension: A specified period of observation and review of behavior, including terms appropriate to the offense committed, during which time the student is ineligible to participate in University co‑curricular activities. (Refer to “Eligibility Policy.”) If an additional violation of University regulations occurs, suspension will result. 10. Interim suspension: In exceptional circumstances, the Vice Provost for Student Life may suspend a student or take other disciplinary action pending the hearing, especially in matters of safety or for the good of the community.
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