The Office of Student Conduct & Community Standards has started two new initiatives to increase our educational contact with the community and alternative methods of resolving conflicts.

The Student Conduct Ambassador Program is the student leadership body within OSCCS. These student leaders serve as a resource for their peers who participate in the various disciplinary and non-disciplinary processes at Brown. These student leaders develop independent and team projects that promote holistic, creative, and effective community standards within the Brown community. Click for more information about the Student Ambassador initiative or visit the links in the sidebar. 

The Restorative Justice initiative provides an alternative method to dispute resolution that brings responsible parties and harmed parties together for facilitated dialogue about incidents of concern. Trained facilitators help all parties articulate the impact of these incidents and work together to create an agreement for repairing the harm that was done. Click for more information about the Restorative Justice initiative or visit the links in the sidebar. 

The staff and students who work with the Office of Student Conduct & Community Standards are also available to speak to different groups about topics related to the Code of Student Conduct, including reviewing particular policies and providing information about our processes. As our initiatives grow and take shape, we will have a more comprehensive list of programs and presentations to offer. If you would like more information about this, please contact the Office of Student Conduct & Community Standards at [email protected] or via telephone at 401-863-2653. More information will be available as the menu of programs develops.