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Student Conduct: Campus Resources
Campus Life & Leadership
Campus Life & Leadership (CLL) comprises programs and services supporting student development and education through our three main areas: Leadership Development, Public Service, and Values and Ethics Clarification. Within CLL, you can seek support services from the Attorney for Students, work with the cult awareness program, review the Code of Student Conduct with our judicial affairs staff, or talk with the sexual assault resource specialist at the Gender Equity Resource Center. (Outside links on this page open in new windows.)
102 Sproul Hall
(510) 642-5171 or 642-6778
Regular Hours: 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., Monday through Friday
E-mail: leadership@berkeley.edu
Website: http://uga.berkeley.edu/sas/Office of Student Conduct
The CLL serves as the campus administrator of the Code of Conduct. The Office of Student Conduct (OSC) oversees administration of the Code. OSC is responsible for investigating and resolving allegations of violations of the Code, including both academic and non-academic issues. Examples of academic violations include cheating, plagiarism, furnishing false information, creating an improper academic advantage for oneself or a disadvantage to another student, interference with courses of instruction, and theft. OSC publishes the Academic Dishonesty: A Guide for Faculty and Academic Honesty: A Guide for Students. Both guides are available online at the OSC website.
2536 Channing Way
(510) 643-9069
Fax: (510) 643-3133E-mail: osc@berkeley.edu
Website: http://students.berkeley.edu/osl/sja.asp?id=297
ASUC Student Advocate
The Student Advocate is elected every year during ASUC elections. With the help of several assistants, the Student Advocate helps students with University-related problems concerning: admissions, dismissals and transfers; financial aid problems; sexual harassment; student conduct; grade disputes; procedural problems; and UC housing or employment.
ASUC Student Advocate
204 Eshleman Hall
Tel: 642-6912
E-mail: help@studentadvocateoffice.com
Website: http://advocate.berkeley.edu/
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- Grading Students' Written Work
- Understanding & Using Instructional Technology
- Five Ways to Improve Your Teaching
- How to Write a Letter of Recommendation
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