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When the hearing officer determines that an appropriate sanction mandates a separation from the College, the hearing officer will make this recommendation to the Conduct Review Board. The review board will either approve the recommended sanction or suggest an alternative in lieu of suspension.
The Conduct Review Board is made up of staff and faculty from the Office of Student Success and Advising, the Division of Student Life, and the Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion. This group will convene to assess cases where students have had repeat allegations, offenses or an incident that spans multiple offices (i.e., a bias incident that also involved a College policy violation and resulted in academic dishonesty). This group will also assess recommendations for separation from the College due to violations of College policy.
The College has designated the Office of Residential Life, the Office of Student Involvement, the Division of Student Life, the Dean of Studies and the Honor Code Council to serve as hearing bodies to address violations of policy, procedure or the honor code.
A summary of the violation and related outcomes are maintained by the College’s student information system. After a student’s graduation, the records are kept for seven (7) years; after seven (7) years, the identities of the individuals involved are redacted, but the records are kept for historical purposes.
The Division of Student Life or the Office of Residential Life receives an information report (referral) of an allegation of inappropriate behavior or policy violation. Public Safety and Service or the residence hall student staff typically generates the report. The College will review reports from any member of the College and from third parties. In the course of providing the student a fair and impartial review, the College will release the name of the third party.
The HCC shall consist of at least seven selected students and an advisor. The HCC shall choose the chair from among its student members. The term of service of the selected students shall be a minimum of three academic semesters.
Mount Holyoke College reserves the right to notify parents/guardians of dependent students regarding any health or safety risk, change in student status or student conduct situation, particularly alcohol and other drug violations. Mount Holyoke College may also notify parents/guardians of nondependent students who are under age 21 of alcohol and/or drug policy violations.
Massachusetts Educational Financial Authority (MEFA) is a non-profit state agency that offers financing to U.S. citizens or permanent residents who are studying at least half time at accredited degree-granting non-profit colleges and universities.
Graduate students are eligible for the Federal Direct Student Loan (FDSL) for up to $20,500 for the academic year , provided they are enrolled in at least four credits per semester. The FDSL loan interest rate is set each year and the loan is unsubsidized (interest accrues on the loan during periods of enrollment).
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Nancy M. Hill, 1859 - Civil War nurse and one of the first female doctors in the U.S. Seraph Frissell, 1869 - physician, medical writer. Mary Phylinda Dole, 1886, 1889 - became a doctor at a time when it was difficult for women to do so.
Phoebe Stanton, B.A. 1937, architectural historian, professor at Johns Hopkins University , and active in urban planning for the city of Baltimore. Carolyn Shaw Bell, 1941 - economics professor. Mary McHenry, 1954 - professor of English credited with introducing African American literature to Mount Holyoke.
Julia Phillips (Julia Miller), 1965 - Hollywood producer and author. Debra Martin Chase, 1977 - Hollywood producer. Mary Mazzio, 1983 - filmmaker and Olympic athlete who participated in rowing at the 1992 Summer Olympics. Sonali Gulati, 1996 - filmmaker and director of the film Nalini by Day, Nancy by Night.
Imogene Opton Fish, 1955 - alpine skier who was captain of the U.S. women's 1952 Winter Olympics ski team. Michele Drolet, 1976 - blind cross-country skier who was the first American woman to ever earn a Paralympic cross-country skiing medal - bronze at the 1994 Winter Paralympics.
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