The unanimously approved bylaw directs the Committee to dismiss any honor offense if the alleged conduct in the Honor report submitted by a University community member falls within the scope of the University’s Policy on Sexual and Gender-Based Harassment.
He succeeds Laura Howard, current Committee chair and fourth-year College student.
In his presentation to the Committee, Lederer spoke on behalf of the UBE.
This spring, newly admitted students will have the opportunity to attend several welcome events hosted by the University.
The Alternative Spring Break program will also facilitate community service trips for students.
Under this new amendment to the bylaws, reporters will now also be able to submit a Reporter Impact Statement detailing the effects of the offense and their proposed amends.
Laura Howard, Committee chair and fourth-year College student, proposed creating a reporting guidebook to streamline the process for those considering filing honor reports.
Rescheduled Honor Week events will take place within the next two weeks with a full schedule available on the Committee’s website.
A full list of events for the week is available on the Honor Committee’s website.
Representatives discussed prospective efforts to reassess the burden of proof and streamline procedural efficiency in 16 ongoing Honor investigations.
