The Office of Undergraduate Judicial Affairs (UJAO) oversees the College's disciplinary systems for individual undergraduate students and undergraduate student organizations. The office also promotes the broad integration and understanding of the College's Standards of Conduct, Dartmouth's Principles of Community and the Academic Honor Principle into the everyday life of the community.
Working in collaboration with the Dean of the College Office, the Undergraduate Judicial Affairs Office strives to facilitate the review of incidents of alleged misconduct in a fair, student centered, and timely fashion while upholding the College's core values of personal and academic integrity, trust, and respect.
Our website provides information on the College's rules and expectations (also known as the green pages of the Student Handbook or Standards of Conduct) and how to report Academic Honor Principle violations or other misconduct. In addition, there is also information about the UJAO Advising Manual, Academic Action system at Dartmouth, students' rights and responsibilities, Parent Resources and a wealth of links and resources to related Dartmouth websites.
For information on the OAC-Student Board (OAC-SB) membership or to learn more about the COS, OAC and OAC-SB membership or the College's Disciplinary Review process please visit our Current News.
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