Clark University’s mission is to educate undergraduate and graduate students to be imaginative and contributing citizens of the world and to advance the frontiers of knowledge and understanding through rigorous scholarship and creative effort.
Purpose of the Student Code of Conduct
The ability and freedom to teach, learn, and grow depend on having safe, respectful and productive opportunities and conditions in classrooms, residence halls, other campus areas and the broader academic community. Clark University students are expected to behave in ways that demonstrate their care, respect and responsibility for the personal dignity, rights and freedoms of all community members. They should also respect University property and the property of others. The University has established policies, procedures and expectations for student behavior to safeguard these conditions and maintain a supportive learning environment.
Adherence to the provisions of the Student Code of Conduct, hereinafter referred to as the “Code,” along with other University policies and laws outside the University, will ensure an environment of academic curiosity, personal growth, and accountability for all members of the Clark community.
- Community standards applicable to all students
- The conduct process and sanctions
- Standards applicable to student organizations
- Residential community standards governing behavior in University housing and residential communities.
Discipline and Eligibility for a University Degree
To be eligible to receive a degree from Clark University, in addition to meeting all academic requirements, a student’s disciplinary record must be in good standing.
Clark may place a hold on conferral of the degree, along with other student records, if any of the following exist on a student’s disciplinary records:
- Pending disciplinary proceedings
- Pending appeals of disciplinary proceeding or sanction
- Pending or active sanctions
If you feel unsafe or harassed, please say something.
