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Address:
Office of Judicial Affairs
Student Affairs Division
California State University, Stanislaus
One University Circle
See: Maps & Directions

Building:
Mary Stuart Rogers Educational
Services Gateway Building
See Building #27: Map

Office Suite: MSR 340 - See Map

Phone: (209) 667-3177

FAX: (209) 664-7091

E-mail: Judicial@csustan.edu

Office Hours

Academic Year Hours:
8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.,
Monday through Friday.

Summer Hours:
7:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.,
Monday through Friday.

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Office of Judicial Affairs
The Office of Judicial Affairs provides educational materials, training, presentations and other information to faculty, staff, student groups, and others regarding students rights and responsibilities. Please contact the Judicial Affairs Officer at (209) 667-3177 for more information or fill out the presentation request form(.pdf).

Counseling Services
Counseling Services provides professional, ethical, and confidential psychological counseling to students. To schedule an appointment with a counselor, come to the Mary Stuart Rogers Gateway Building, Room 210 or call (209) 667-3381. Counseling Services also provides psychoeducational presentations and other helpful resources for students, faculty and staff.

Student Health Center
The Student Health Center provides prevention, education and healing services to enhance student learning and improve retention at both the Turlock campus and the Stockton satellite. The reach the Center please call (209) 667-3396.

Student Disability Resource Services
The mission of the Student Disability Resource Services program is to provide effective accommodations and support services to assist students with disabilities in actively participating in all aspects of the University’s programs and services, and to obtain their educational and professional goals. The Disability Resource Services program can be reached at (209) 667-3159.

Public Safety
In addition to providing highly trained, full-time, sworn police officers, Community Service Officers, and an active support staff for the 24-hour protection of the Turlock campus, the Department of Public Safety also offers safety programs and tips, publications and other services and information. Public Safety can also be reached at (209) 667-3114 or by dialing 911 in an emergency.

Student Housing
The Village student housing Administrative Policies and Regulations provide information regarding appropriate behavior of students residing in and visiting The Village. Resident Advisors are also trained to deal with certain student conduct issues. For more information contact The Village at (209) 667-3675.

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Judicial Affairs Forms*

Academic Incident Report Form.pdf

Behavioral Incident Report Form.pdf

Authorization for Release of Information.pdf

Reflection Journal.pdf

Presentation Request Form.pdf

Discipline File Release Form.pdf

*Although University faculty and staff members are always welcome to consult with the Office of Judicial Affairs by phone at (209) 667-3177 or in person at MSR 340, disciplinary matters should be referred in writing accompanied by any supporting evidence.

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Judicial Affairs Resources for Students

Office of Judicial Affairs FAQs for Students.pdf

Plagiarism.org (provides numerous handouts, fact sheets and resources for helping students understand and prevent plagiarism)

Plagiarism Tutorial (from Duke University)

Academic Integrity Tutorial (from California State University, Fullerton)

Avoiding Plagiarism, Mastering the Art of Scholarship.pdf
(from the University of California, Davis)

Collaboration: When You Can and Can’t Work With Others.pdf
(from the University of California, Davis)

Assignment Calculator (from the University of Minnesota Libraries)

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Judicial Affairs Resources for Faculty and Staff

Office of Judicial Affairs FAQs for Faculty and Staff.pdf

How to Deal with Disruptions in the Classroom.doc (from the Counseling Services Office)

How to Encourage Academic Honesty
(from the University of Missouri, Columbia)

Creating A Climate For Academic Integrity: Tips to Prevent Cheating.pdf (from the University of California, Davis)

Plagiarism.org (provides numerous handouts, fact sheets and resources for students and faculty)

Guidelines for Plagiarism Prevention for Educators.doc

Plagiarism Tutorial (from Duke University)

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Resources for Parents

Parent’s Guide to the Judicial Process.pdf (from the Association for Student Judicial Affairs)

Parent’s Guide to FERPA.pdf

NIAAA Back to College Fact Sheet 2007.pdf (from the NIAAA)

NIAAA Spring Break Fact Sheet 2007.pdf (from the NIAAA)

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Resources for All

Academic Honesty and Integrity

	Academic Integrity Tutorial (from California State University, Fullerton)
	Avoiding Plagiarism, Mastering the Art of Scholarship.pdf (from the University of California, Davis)
	Collaboration: When You Can and Can’t Work With Others.pdf (from the University of California, Davis)

Alcohol and Substance Abuse

	The Unabridged Student Counseling Virtual Pamphlet Collection (from the University at Buffalo)
	The Alcohol Use Quiz (from George Washington University)

Hazing

StopHazing.Org

Stress, Suicide and Other Mental Health Issues

	ULifeline for CSU Stanislaus
	The Unabridged Student Counseling Virtual Pamphlet Collection (from the University at Buffalo)

Student Privacy Rights

	CSU Stanislaus FERPA Policy.pdf
	Parent’s Guide to FERPA.pdf
	FERPA Tutorial (from the University of Nebraska)
	FERPA Tutorial (from California State University, Los Angeles)

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