Information on Interpersonal Violence
The University of Wisconsin-Madison and the Division of Student Life are committed to providing an environment that is free of sexual misconduct, stalking, and dating and domestic violence in any form. Click for more information about the university's efforts to promote a safe campus...
Nonacademic Misconduct Outcomes
The student conduct process is educational in nature. When a student is found responsible for a university policy violation, sanctions may be required to foster an opportunity for the student to reflect on their decisions and identifying future behaviors that are consistent with university and community expectations. Click to learn more about possible outcomes of the nonacademic misconduct process...
Student Records for Staff
Student misconduct records are protected by the Family Educational Rights & Privacy Act (FERPA) and may only be released to individuals/offices with a legitimate educational need-to-know or be written release from the student subject. OSCCS often provides information on student academic and nonacademic misconduct to campus partners when misconduct is related to academic program admissions decisions or certain privileges like study abroad and on-campus employment. Click above to read more about records requests.
Information for Attorneys
UW Madison has the authority to adopt and enforce behavioral standards that maintain the order and safety of the University community, and that further the University’s educational mission and goals. Click above for information intended to assist attorneys working with students who are alleged to have violated the University’s behavioral standards.
Reports and Publications
The Office of Student Conduct & Community Standards publishes or hosts reports related to our programs and services, and campus issues related to student conduct. Click for more information...