Sentence examples for campus process from inspiring English sources

The students' request for fossil fuel disinvestment was "under review" she said, adding there was a "campus process" for it and the group had met with Stanford president John Hennessy on 11 November where he told students the issue was still "in process".

"The campus process and criminal process are two separate and distinct processes with different purposes and goals," Johnson-Hostler told HuffPost.

Sloppy campus processes lead to general lack of confidence in the results, and further undermine the interests of sexual-assault victims.

She will likely seek, more actively, to address the issue of unfairness in the campus processes that dozens of courts have said are potential violations of civil-rights law.

"I am co-managing the campus planning process.

The Dear Colleague Letter has also become a powerful dual symbol: of support for sexual assault victims on the one hand, and of failures of campus due process on the other.

While criminal justice and the campus disciplinary process are two distinct ways of determining someone's responsibility for a wrong, there is of course yet another, a substitute justice system in social and public life, in which the presumption of innocence is not an aspiration.

-- A task force of faculty, staff, students, alumni and outside experts to conduct an independent assessment of the campus' culture, process and sanctions regarding sexual misconduct.

During her 20-minute speech, DeVos called the current campus reporting process a "failed system" that is "increasingly elaborate and confusing". .

The bill, AB 967, would have required colleges in the state to give at least a two-year suspension to any student found responsible of a sexual assault violation in a campus judiciary process.

Moreover, for survivors who choose to report their rape to the criminal justice system off campus, the process is long and complicated, often interfering with their academic study and leaving them trapped on a campus that their perpetrator attends while the case moves through the criminal justice system.