Your student's and records are protected by The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA).
The Student Integrity Team is limited in what we can share with you regarding your student and their records. However, if you would like to be able to have information to better support your student and their involvement in the Student Integrity Process, your student must complete a FERPA Release and submit it to the Student Integrity Team in the Dean of Students Office.

Parent(s)/guardian(s) may be notified when their student is under the age of 18 and charged with a violation of the Anchor. 

If your student is charged with a violation of the Anchor, they will receive written notification from the Student Integrity Team regarding their responsibilities and options, dates and times of scheduled meetings, and contact information for the Conduct Resolution Facilitator assigned to their case if they have any questions.

You can help guide your student through the process and be supportive, while also holding them accountable to your expectations and the University’s.  This may also be an opportunity to identify and provide necessary interventions, such as alcohol or drug evaluations, anger management, and others, so that your student can be successful at Grand Valley.  

If your student requests a Student Integrity Hearing, they may choose to have an advisor accompany them.  If your student wishes to have you present during the hearing, then you can fill this role. 

A visual outline of the conduct process can be found here.

More information about advisors, student rights, and the conduct process can be found in the Anchor.