Student Conduct
Franklin Pierce University is committed to creating and maintaining a safe and productive learning community with its students.
The philosophy of Student Conduct is one of education. Franklin Pierce University
has developed a conduct system, which will assist students as lifelong learners. This
will facilitate the students’ cognitive and social development. The goal of Student
Conduct is to help students grow and learn from their mistakes, rather than imposing
arbitrary punishment.
As a part of its educational mission, the University has developed a Student Code
of Conduct. The University believes that its proper role is to offer opportunities
for the personal growth of its students. Students are expected to become familiar
with, and adhere to, the University’s standards and policies for student conduct.
Furthermore, students are responsible for their actions, and those who violate the
Code of Conduct will be subject to disciplinary action.
Helpful Resources
If any member of the community (student, faculty, staff, or outside community member) is concerned about another individual on campus, for any reason (academic, social, overall wellbeing, behavior, etc.) they can submit an Incident Reporting Form anonymously to alert the Behavioral Intervention Team of the concern.
To report, anonymously or not, information regarding incidents of Sexual Misconduct,
Sexual Harassment, or Sexual Assault, please use our
Sexual Misconduct Reporting Form.
Additional Information
Sexual Misconduct Policy, Prevention and Support
FPU Sexual Assault Response Team and Reporting Process
Staff and Faculty members associated with the Title IX process receive annual training on Title IX. These trainings include but are not limited to the following.
At Franklin Pierce University, it’s a Raven’s responsibility to be an Ally. A Raven
demonstrates integrity and respect for the community. We must recognize that discrimination
is not accepted, there is no excuse. It is our responsibility to intervene, safely,
in situations where discrimination has occurred.
A Raven looks out for others! Ravens must come together to create a safe environment in which diversity and inclusion are appreciated and where everyone is welcomed. It’s On Us, all of us, at Franklin Pierce University to end all forms of discrimination.
Safe Space Training provides students, faculty, and staff with basic information and skills to effectively support, affirm, refer, and advocate for LGBTQ+ community members as well as how to respond to and report incidents of hatred including assault and harassment. The training is meant to enhance sensitivity and raise awareness of underrepresented and oppressed identities.
An Ally is a person of one social identity group who stands up in support of members of another group;typicallya member of a dominant group standing beside member(s) of a group being discriminated against or treated unjustly.
CONTACT Student Conduct
Zauyah Waite, Ph.D.
Vice President for Student Affairs and Dean of Students
(603) 899-4162
waitez@franklinpierce.edu
studentaffairs@franklinpierce.edu
