Chapter Conduct Status
Potential Conduct Sanctions
- Educational Sanctions – These sanctions will be attached to an organization’s Probation. Educational sanctions should promote learning and understanding and provide opportunities to repair harm to the greater community.
- Social Probation - The chapter will be considered on a probationary period, during which they will have all rights and responsibilities restored, but any violations during this time will result in further disciplinary
- Social Suspension - Organization may not host events with alcohol during this time period.
- Deferred Suspension - Organization may continue to regularly function, but failure to follow policies or regulations during this time will result in potential suspension and/or additional sanctions.
- Suspension – Suspension signals a temporary cessation of all organization activities. Suspension terms will be established based on the nature and severity of the offense (including past discipline history).
- Withdrawal of University Recognition – University recognition is withdrawn for a fixed period of time, during which the organization may no longer operate on campus. At the end of the fixed period, the organization may re-apply for university recognition. Failure to comply with this status will jeopardize the organization’s ability to re-apply for university registration.
| Chapter | Date |
Allegation |
Status |
| Alpha Chi Rho | 11/6/2024 | Hazing | Interim Suspension |
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Chapter |
Date |
Allegation |
Result |
Sanction |
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Alpha Chi Rho |
10/29/2024 |
Altercation |
Chapter found responsible for the following violations of the Code of Conduct: Respect: University members show positive regard for each other and for the community. Behaviors that violate this value include but are not limited to: Harm: Action that intentionally or recklessly causes or threatens bodily harm, presents imminent danger, or endangers the health or safety of any person Responsibility: University community members assume personal responsibility for civil conduct to themselves, to others, and to the community. Behaviors that violate this value include but are not limited to: Off Campus Behaviors: Off-Campus actions and/or behaviors that violate laws and regulations of federal, state, local agencies, or that violate the policies of the University |
Formal Apology and Mediation: Alpha Chi Rho must issue a formal apology to the Sigma Pi chapter at Stockton. A facilitated mediation between Sigma Pi and Alpha Chi Rho to promote understanding and address grievances facilitated by Associate Director of Fraternity and Sorority Life no later than December 1st. Educational Sanctions: Alpha Chi Rho is required to complete conflict resolution training by a content expert such as a headquarters staff member, or someone from the university’s conduct office/Dean of Students, no later than December 1st. Workshop topics that would also satisfy this sanction include topics such as responsible citizenship, anger management, accountability, and respect within the fraternity community. This should be attended by 80% of the current chapter members and any/all potential new members involved in a new member process Probation Period: The chapter will be considered on a probationary period until January 20, 2025, during which they will have all rights and responsibilities restored, but any violations during this time will result in further disciplinary action. This probation period will include monitoring of concerns about property destruction, online harassment and threats of disruption to social events sponsored by other organizations on campus.
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Sigma Pi |
10/26/2024 |
An underage student needed medical attention. |
Chapter found responsible for the following violations of the Code of Conduct: Respect: University members show positive regard for each other and for the community. Behaviors that violate this value include but are not limited to: Harm: Action that intentionally or recklessly causes or threatens bodily harm, presents imminent danger, or endangers the health or safety of any person Responsibility: University community members assume personal responsibility for civil conduct to themselves, to others, and to the community. Behaviors that violate this value include but are not limited to: Alcohol: Possession, consumption, distribution, or attempted distribution of alcoholic beverages in contravention of federal, state, or local laws regulations, or University policies and procedures or knowingly being present at the time of prohibited conduct Off Campus Behaviors: Off-Campus actions and/or behaviors that violate laws and regulations of federal, state, local agencies, or that violate the policies of the University |
Chapter Facilitated Conversation: The Chapter leadership will create the opportunity to discuss the incident with the chapter (minimum 80% of the membership). This facilitated discussion will include its impact on all parties, and potential solutions to ensure it does not happen again. This fosters a space for open dialogue and accountability. The Associate Director of Fraternity and Sorority Life will be present to facilitate this conversation with the chapter. This is to be completed by November 18, 2024. Revised Event Planning Guidelines: The fraternity must submit a detailed, revised risk management plan to the Associate Director of Fraternity and Sorority Life for approval, addressing alcohol consumption, guest safety, medical protocols, and the presence of sober monitors at all future events. This is to be completed by November 18, 2024. Alcohol/Drug Safety Workshops: The chapter (80%) is required to host and/or attend a workshop on alcohol and drug safety. This should be facilitated by a content expert, such as a health educator or someone from the university’s wellness center. Required Reflection Assignment: Each member must submit individual reflections on the lessons learned from the workshop, connecting the information to the incident and outlining personal and chapter-wide strategies for preventing future harm. This is to be completed in consultation with the Associate Director of Fraternity and Sorority Life by December 17, 2024. Event Restrictions: The chapter shall be permitted to host Mixers (limited to one co-sponsoring organization) and third-party events (only at contracted venues), but is not permitted to host or cohost invitational parties until January 20, 2025. Probation Period: The chapter will be considered on a probationary period until May 2, 2025, during which they will have all rights and responsibilities restored but any violations during this time will result in further disciplinary action. Required Reflection Report: At the end of the probation, the chapter leadership must submit a final report reflecting on the changes they've made, lessons learned, and steps taken to improve chapter safety and culture. This is to be completed in consultation with the Associate Director of Fraternity and Sorority Life between April 1st and May 2, 2025.
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Phi Mu Delta |
10/25/2024 |
A student needed medical attention. |
Chapter found responsible for the following violations of the Code of Conduct: Respect: University members show positive regard for each other and for the community. Behaviors that violate this value include but are not limited to: Harm: Action that intentionally or recklessly causes or threatens bodily harm, presents imminent danger, or endangers the health or safety of any person Responsibility: University community members assume personal responsibility for civil conduct to themselves, to others, and to the community. Behaviors that violate this value include but are not limited to: Alcohol: Possession, consumption, distribution, or attempted distribution of alcoholic beverages in contravention of federal, state, or local laws regulations, or University policies and procedures or knowingly being present at the time of prohibited conduct Off Campus Behaviors: Off-Campus actions and/or behaviors that violate laws and regulations of federal, state, local agencies, or that violate the policies of the University |
Revised Event Planning Guidelines: The fraternity must submit a detailed, revised risk management plan to the Associate Director of Fraternity and Sorority Life for approval, addressing alcohol consumption, guest safety, medical protocols, and the presence of sober monitors at all future events. This is to be completed by November 18, 2024. Probation Period: The chapter will be considered on a probationary period until January 20, 2025, during which they will have all rights and responsibilities restored but any violations during this time will result in further disciplinary action.
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Sigma Alpha Epsilon |
10/4/2024 |
An underage student needed medical attention. |
Chapter found responsible for the following violations of the Code of Conduct: Respect: University members show positive regard for each other and for the community. Behaviors that violate this value include but are not limited to: Harm: Action that intentionally or recklessly causes or threatens bodily harm, presents imminent danger, or endangers the health or safety of any person Responsibility: University community members assume personal responsibility for civil conduct to themselves, to others, and to the community. Behaviors that violate this value include but are not limited to: Alcohol: Possession, consumption, distribution, or attempted distribution of alcoholic beverages in contravention of federal, state, or local laws regulations, or University policies and procedures or knowingly being present at the time of prohibited conduct Off Campus Behaviors: Off-Campus actions and/or behaviors that violate laws and regulations of federal, state, local agencies, or that violate the policies of the University |
Chapter Facilitated Conversation: The Chapter leadership will create the opportunity to discuss the incident with the chapter (minimum 80% of the membership). This facilitated discussion will include its impact on all parties, and potential solutions to ensure it does not happen again. This fosters a space for open dialogue and accountability. The Associate Director of Fraternity and Sorority Life will be present to facilitate this conversation with the chapter. This is to be completed by November 1, 2024. Revised Event Planning Guidelines: The fraternity must submit a detailed, revised risk management plan to the Associate Director of Fraternity and Sorority Life for approval, addressing alcohol consumption, guest safety, medical protocols, and the presence of sober monitors at all future events. This is to be completed by November 1, 2024. Alcohol/Drug Safety Workshops: The chapter (80%) is required to host and/or attend a workshop on alcohol and drug safety. This should be facilitated by a content expert, such as a health educator or someone from the university’s wellness center. Required Reflection Assignment: Each member must submit individual reflections on the lessons learned from the workshop, connecting the information to the incident and outlining personal and chapter-wide strategies for preventing future harm. This is to be completed in consultation with the Associate Director of Fraternity and Sorority Life by December 10, 2024. Event Restrictions: The chapter shall be permitted to host Mixers (limited to one co-sponsoring organization) and third party events (only at contracted venues), but is not permitted to host or cohost invitational parties until December 10, 2024. Probation Period: The chapter will be considered on a probationary period until May 2, 2025, during which they will have all rights and responsibilities restored but any violations during this time will result in further disciplinary action. Required Reflection Report: At the end of the probation, the chapter leadership must submit a final report reflecting on the changes they've made, lessons learned, and steps taken to improve chapter safety and culture. This is to be completed in consultation with the Associate Director of Fraternity and Sorority Life between April 1st and May 2, 2025. |
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Sigma Alpha Epsilon |
1/23/2024 2/6/2024 2/8/2024 |
Chapter members received multiple violations at residence (some during and some after registered events) for noise. |
Chapter took responisibility Off Campus Behaviors: Off-Campus actions and/or behaviors that violate laws and regulations of federal, state, local agencies, or that violate the policies of the University |
Chapter on social suspension until March 18, 2024. The Chapter officers must complete a decision-making workshop. The Chapter will The Chapter will be placed on Social Probation until September 1st 2024 from the location in which the offense occurred. |
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Delta Phi Epsilon |
1/23/2024 |
Delta Phi Epsilon was a cosponsor of the Alpha Chi Rho Event that received the noise violation. |
Chapter took responisibility Off Campus Behaviors: Off-Campus actions and/or behaviors that violate laws and regulations of federal, state, local agencies, or that violate the policies of the University |
Chapter on social probation until September 1, 2023 for events with Alpha Chi Rho.
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Alpha Chi Rho |
1/23/2024 1/27/2024 |
Chapter members received multiple violations during events for noise (1/23/2024) and having a fire without a permit (1/27/2024). |
Chapter took responisibility Off Campus Behaviors: Off-Campus actions and/or behaviors that violate laws and regulations of federal, state, local agencies, or that violate the policies of the University |
The Chapter will be placed on Social Probation until September 1st 2024 with exception to registered third-party venues. The Chapter officers must complete a decision-making workshop. The Chapter will |
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Sigma Pi |
11/22/2022 12/5/2022 5/21/2022 3/1/2023 |
Township police reported multiple issues and citations to members of chapter related to chapter parties. |
Chapter took responisibility for some events that were connected Chapter evetns but some were not. Chapter found responsible for the following violations of the Code of Conduct: e) Off Campus Behaviors: Off-Campus actions and/or behaviors that violate laws and regulations of federal, state, local agencies, or that violate the policies of the University. Please note that the use of social media off campus or concerning the University is governed by the same laws, policies, rules of conduct, and etiquette that apply to all other activities at or concerning the University. Even activities of a private nature conducted away from the University can subject you to disciplinary action if such activities reflect poorly on the University or interfere with the conduct of University business.
Specifically referring to city ordinance violations “Unlawful Acts 202-6P” received by the residents of 1131 White horse Pike. |
Chapter on social probation until September 1, 2023. Chapter Officers will need to complete Educational training by May 15, 2023. |
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Alpha Chi Rho |
11/18/2022 |
Two underage students charged with DUIs allegedly related to drinking at Alpha Chi Rho fraternity party. A third underage student needed medical attention after drinking at Alpha Chi Rho fraternity party. |
Chapter found responsible for the following violations of the Code of Conduct: Respect: University members show positive regard for each other and for the community. Behaviors that violate this value include but are not limited to: Harm: Action that intentionally or recklessly causes or threatens bodily harm, presents imminent danger, or endangers the health or safety of any person Responsibility: University community members assume personal responsibility for civil conduct to themselves, to others, and to the community. Behaviors that violate this value include but are not limited to: Alcohol: Possession, consumption, distribution, or attempted distribution of alcoholic beverages in contravention of federal, state, or local laws regulations, orUniversity policies and procedures or knowingly being present at the time of prohibited conduct Other Policies: Violations of established policies, procedures, or regulations officially promulgated by the University and/or the State of New Jersey Off Campus Behaviors: Off-Campus actions and/or behaviors that violate laws and regulations of federal, state, local agencies, or that violate the policies of the University |
Chapter suspended until February 22, 2023. Chapter probation until January 1, 2024. Chapter on social probation until September 15, 2023. Chapter Officers will need to complete three Enrichment Opportunities offered and coordinated through the Office of Student Conduct by May 1, 2023. Chapter Officers will need to complete Alcohol101 training by May 1, 2023. |
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Lambda Theta Alpha |
10/05/2022 |
Three students were holding an unregistered empanada sale. Another student alleged them to be joining Lambda Theta Alpha. A social media post by an alumnae of the chapter advertised the sale. When the chapter was questioned about the women and the sale, they first denied any connection. The next day the chapter president admitted they were three women who wished to join Lambda Theta Alpha and were raising money for their fees. An investigation concluded other activities that potentially violate University policy related to new member activities. |
Lambda Theta Alpha National Judicial Committee found chapter responsible for standing rules and policies related to chapter conduct, risk management, and recruitment |
Chapter suspended until November 16, 2022. Chapter sanctioned by national organization. |
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Sigma Pi |
05/05/2021 |
The University received a video of members of Sigma Pi hosting an event with alcohol that involved a keg. The event allegedly occurred during the pandemic, whereas a campus directive disallowed any gatherings of this kind. |
Chapter found responsible for the following violations of the Code of Conduct: Responsibility: University community members assume personal responsibility for civil conduct to themselves, to others, and to the community. Behaviors that violate this value include but are not limited to: Failure to comply: Refusal to comply with a request, directive, or order from a University official such as campus police officers, members of the University administrative staff, or other authorized persons performing their official University duties and responsibilities Off Campus Behavior: Off-campus actions and/or behaviors that violate laws and regulations of federal, state, local agencies, or that violate the policies of the University |
Chapter on deferred suspension until September 20, 2021. Chapter members must complete decision-making workshop by August 1, 2021. Chapter must complete a risk management workship with FSA by September 30, 2021. |
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Phi Delta Theta |
02/12/2021 |
University recieved evidence of fraternity hosting a social gathering with alcohol. The event allegedly occurred during the pandemic, whereas a campus directive disallowed any gatherings of this kind. |
Chapter found responsible for the following violations of the Code of Conduct: Responsibility: University community members assume personal responsibility for civil conduct to themselves, to others, and to the community. Behaviors that violate this value include but are not limited to: Failure to comply: Refusal to comply with a request, directive, or order from a University official such as campus police officers, members of the University administrative staff, or other authorized persons performing their official University duties and responsibilities Off Campus Behavior: Off-campus actions and/or behaviors that violate laws and regulations of federal, state, local agencies, or that violate the policies of the University |
Chapter on deferred suspension until September 15, 2021. |
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Mu Sigma Upsilon |
02/01/2020 |
Chapter hosted new member intake without University approval. |
Chapter found responsible for the following violations of the Code of Conduct: Fraternity and Sorority Life Handbook: New Member Intake, failure to complete Request for Intake |
Chapter on deferred suspension until January 1, 2021. |
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Alpha Chi Rho |
12/01/2019 |
University recieved evidence of fraternity having kegs at social event. |
Chapter found responsible for the following violations of the Code of Conduct: Fraternity and Sorority Life Handbook: Social Events, Social Event Regulations: Common Sources of Alcohol |
Chapter on social probation until May 11, 2019. |
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Sigma Pi |
03/02/2019 |
University recieved evidence of fraternity having hard alcohol at social event. |
Chapter found responsible for the following violations of the Code of Conduct: Fraternity and Sorority Life Handbook: Social Events, Social Event Regulations: BYOB Precedures, Hard Alcohol |
Chapter on social probation until May 11, 2019. |
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Alpha Phi Delta |
02/20/2019 |
University recieved evidence of unregistered social event with alcohol and underage alcohol consumption. |
Chapter found responsible for the following violations of the Code of Conduct: Responsibility: University community members assume personal responsibility for civil conduct to themselves, to others, and to the community. Behaviors that violate this value include but are not limited to: Off Campus Behavior: Off-campus actions and/or behaviors that violate laws and regulations of federal, state, local agencies, or that violate the policies of the University Fraternity and Sorority Life Handbook: Social Events, Social Event Regulations, Registration. |
Chapter on social probation until May 11, 2019. |
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Sigma Alpha Epsilon |
02/01/2019 |
Fraternity informed University of medical emergency related to new member alcohol consumption. |
Chapter found responsible for the following violations of the Code of Conduct: Respect: University members show positive regard for each other and for the community. Behaviors that violate this value include but are not limited to: Harm: Action that intentionally or recklessly causes or threatens bodily harm, presents imminent danger, or endangers the health or safety of a person. Hazing: Endangering mental or physical health or safety of a student, or destroys or removes public or private property, for the purpose of initiation, admission into, affiliation with, or as a condition for continued membership in a group or organization. Responsibility: University community members assume personal responsibility for civil conduct to themselves, to others, and to the community. Behaviors that violate this value include but are not limited to: Alcohol: Possession, consumption, distribution, or attempted distribution of alcoholic beverages in contravention of federal, state, or local laws regulations, or University policies and procedures or knowingly being present at the time of prohibited conduct Other Policies: Violations of established policies, procedures, or regulations officially promulgated by the University and/or the State of New Jersey Off Campus Behaviors: Off-Campus actions and/or behaviors that violate laws and regulations of federal, state, local agencies, or that violate the policies of the University |
Chapter suspended until September 1, 2020. Chapter on deferred suspension until May 7, 2021. Chapter on social probation until May 7, 2021. Chapter required to do 40 hours of community service per member by May 7, 2021. Chapter required to complete hazing prevention program by December 1, 2020. Chapter required to complete alcohol awareness training by December 1, 2020. Chapter required to complete bystander intervention traning by December 1, 2020. 20% of chapter required to complete TIPS training by December 1, 2020.
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Sanction |
