Resources
The Office of Student Conduct works closely with campus partners to ensure that students have access to the support and guidance they need throughout the Community Standards Process. Resources are available to help students understand their rights and responsibilities, prepare for meetings, and connect with care and support services.
Students may seek assistance from advisors, Student Outreach and Support, Counseling and Psychiatric Services (CAPS), Health Education Services, Campus Ministry, and other University offices. These resources are designed to promote student well-being, provide perspective, and ensure that the conduct process is both educational and supportive.
If you are unsure where to begin, the Office of Student Conduct can help connect you with the right resource.
Anonymous Student Conduct Feedback Form
Request a Training, Presentation, or Informational Meeting
The Office of Student Conduct welcomes opportunities to engage with Students and Student Organizations to share information about the Code of Student Conduct and the Community Standards Process. Our staff can provide tailored presentations, trainings, or workshops on topics such as student rights and responsibilities, sanctions, restorative practices, and other related areas.
We are also available to meet individually with students, faculty, or staff who would like to learn more or ask specific questions.
To request a training, presentation, or meeting, please contact us at studentconduct@georgetown.edu.
Anonymous Student Conduct Feedback Form
The Office of Student Conduct welcomes your feedback and suggestions! This form is intended to gather feedback from students who have participated in or been involved with Georgetown University’s Community Standards Process. Your insights help us assess our procedures, and guide ongoing improvements to better serve the Georgetown community.
Thank you for helping us strengthen our Community Standards Process.
University Resources
- Office of Institutional Diversity, Equity, and Affirmative Action (IDEAA)
- Counseling and Psychiatric Service (CAPS)
- Student Outreach and Support
- Office of the Student Ombuds
- Campus Ministry
General University Resources (including ones described above)
- The Office of the Student Ombuds
- Student Advocacy Office
- Georgetown University Graduate Student Government
- Office of Neighborhood Life
- Military and Veterans’ Resource Center
Academic Deans’ Offices