The Students’ Association Government presents Bash by the Books, a party on the Fraternity Quad!
Come for plenty of alternative food and drink, as well as a DJ, dancing, and an all around good time.
When: April 19th from 10pm to 2am.
Where: Drama House, University of Rochester Fraternity Quad.
Your UR ID is required for entry!
Ever considered joining ACJC? The All-Campus Judicial Council is primarily responsible for hearing cases of student conduct violation. The information sessions for ACJC are on March 21st from 7-8 p.m. in Wilson Commons 122 and on March 25th from 7-8 p.m. in Wilson Commons 507. To find out more information about what ACJC does, click here or e-mail the Chief Justice Andrew Cutillo.
Come learn your rights as a student at the University of Rochester!
Tuesday, November 13
7:30 – 9 | Gowen Room
Presented by the All-Campus Judicial Campus and the Office of the Dean of Students.
Come learn your rights as a student at the University of Rochester!
Tuesday, November 13
7:30 – 9 | Gowen Room
Topics for discussion include:
- Medical Amnesty
- New Alcohol Education (SWARM Training)
- Knife Policy
- Fighting Policy
- Railroad Bridge
- CARE Network
- SAfe Ride Home
Presented by the All-Campus Judicial Campus and the Office of the Dean of Students.
REMINDER: ACJC will be holding interviews this Friday, March 23 and Saturday, March 24. All you have to do is sign up for an interview! ACJC is the Student Government’s judicial body, responsible for addressing alleged violations of the student code of conduct. If it sounds like something for you, you can still sign up for interviews until Friday, March 23rd at 12:00 pm at Wilson Commons 510. If you have any questions, please contact Chief Justice Tess Petersen at tspeterse@u.rochester.edu
The All-Campus Judicial Council presents Know Your Rights, an interactive info-session to debunk myths, review new policy, and explain the judicial process. The event will take place on Tuesday from 8 – 9 p.m. in Havens Lounge.
This will be an open forum where students are free to ask questions to security officers, area coordinators and RA’s, as well as the members of ACJC. There will be food served.
Questions? Please contact ACJC Chief Justice Tess Petersen or any other member of ACJC.
Join the event on Facebook. We look forward to seeing you there!
Are you fair minded, a critical thinker, and a leader? Apply to join the All-Campus Judicial Council (ACJC)!
ACJC will begin selecting new justices on March 25th & 26th. To apply, sign up for a 15-minute interview in Wilson Commons 510 by 10am on March 25th. Interview spots are limited, so sign up soon.
To learn more, please attend an information session:
Monday, 3/21 at 7pm in Wilson Commons 507
Wednesday, 3/23 at 7pm in Wilson Commongs 503
Information sessions are highly recommended, but not required.
Questions? Email Chief Justice Erin Dick: edick@u.rochester.edu.
The All-Campus Judicial Council (ACJC) will begin selecting new Justices on Friday, March 19th, and Saturday, March 20th. To apply for a position on the Council, please go to Wilson Commons 510 and sign up for an interview by 10am on Friday, March 19th. Interview slots are limited so please sign up soon!
To learn more about the Council and the selections process, please attend one of the following information sessions:
The All-Campus Judicial Council (ACJC) will be holding office hours every Tuesday at 11 a.m. in the Ruth Merrill Center of Wilson Commons. Anyone with questions regarding the University’s judicial process, their rights as a student, or the Council in general are encourage to come.
On Monday, February 1, 2010, the All-Campus Judicial Council released its decision of the SA case Chizoba Umesi v. Students’ Association Senate. The Council heard Umesi’s appeal of his removal from the SA Senate in an open hearing (anyone was welcome to attend) on January 29, 2010. Ultimately, ACJC upheld the impeachment of Umesi by the SA Senate for reasons outlined and explained in their decision (PDF).
