Purpose Program: Release from Disciplinary Probation

In keeping with the educational philosophy of the Community Standards Office a student has the opportunity to demonstrate that, in the period following a serious violation of the Student Code of Conduct, s/he has taken steps to become a productive and engaged member of the Rowan University Community. A student who has completed a sixty day period of disciplinary probation, without any further incident/violation, may apply for release from disciplinary probation.

The application may be submitted no earlier than sixty days after the completion of the case. Note: A student is only eligible for release from disciplinary probation once. A student who is on disciplinary probation for the remainder of their academic career is not eligible.

Please review the requirements of the application for release from disciplinary probation. Incomplete applications will not be considered. The application is available at Purpose Program Application.

1.    Provide examples of your University involvement<p>

• Resources for attendance at University programs/activities
  • https://sites.rowan.edu/studentactivities/index.html
  • https://sites.rowan.edu/oslp/sos/proflink_events.html
  • https://sites.rowan.edu/oca/careerevents.html
• Resources for participation in student organizations
  • https://rowan.campuslabs.com/engage/organizations

2.    Provide examples of your Community Service

• Resources for participation in campus and community volunteerism
  • https://sites.rowan.edu/volunteer/volunteerism/

3.    Submission of your updated resume

• Resources for Office of Career Advancement services
  • https://sites.rowan.edu/oca/_docs/this-file6.pdf
  • https://sites.rowan.edu/oca/careercounseling.html

4.    Submission of a letter of recommendation

• Letter from a member of the Residential Learning & University Housing staff, Faculty member, University Staff member or personal Mentor.
• The letter should address the number of meetings with the student and the extent that the student has reflected on personal responsibility, decision-making and goal achievement.

5.    Submission of self-reflective information

• What have you learned about yourself and the commitment to your educational goals?
• What changes in your decision-making would you need to make to avoid further violations of the University’s expectations?
• What are some ways in which you have begun to make these changes?
• What do you hope to accomplish during your remaining time at the University?
• What are you doing to make positive contributions to the Rowan University Community?
  
   
  
  A staff member from the Office of Community Standards will contact you concerning that status of the submitted application. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact the Community Standards Office at 856-256-4242 or communitystandards@rowan.edu
  
  Purpose Program Application