Conviction of a Crime. Student must notify Housing & Residence Life in writing if he/she has ever been convicted of a crime or is currently charged with a crime (the term “conviction” will be interpreted broadly and will include pleas of no contest, deferred adjudications, withheld judgments and similar dispositions, whether occurring as an adult or a juvenile). Student must provide Housing & Residence Life a statement with a complete description of his/her actions and full details of the charges/sanctions against him/her. Failure to notify Housing & Residence Life of a criminal conviction prior to Housing & Residence Life occupancy or immediately upon being charged with or convicted of a crime during Housing & Residence Life occupancy may be grounds for denial of, or immediate removal from, Housing & Residence Life, or termination of the License Agreement. Once Housing & Residence life has been notified by a Student that he/she has been convicted of a crime or is currently being charged, the matter will be reviewed. The University shall at all times have the right to determine in its discretion if Student is eligible to occupy an Assigned Space in Housing & Residence Life.
Conviction of a Crime. Resident shall immediately notify Housing & Residence life in writing if Resident, Resident’s spouse, or a dependent listed on the License Agreement has ever been convicted of a crime or is currently charged with a crime (the term “conviction” will be interpreted broadly and will include pleas of no contest, deferred adjudications, withheld judgments, and similar dispositions, whether occurring as an adult or a juvenile) (the term “crime” will be interpreted to exclude traffic infractions). Resident shall provide Housing & Residence Life a statement with a complete description of their, their spouse’s, or the dependent’s actions and full details of the charges/sanctions against such person. Failure to notify Housing & Residence Life of a criminal conviction prior to housing occupancy or immediately upon being charged with or convicted of a crime during Housing occupancy may be grounds for denial of, or immediate removal from, Housing & Residence Life. Once Housing & Residence Life has been notified by a Resident that they, their spouse, or a dependent has been charged with or convicted of a crime, the matter will be reviewed. The University shall at all times have the right to determine in its discretion if Resident is eligible to occupy a university residence.
Conviction of a Crime. Any employee pleading guilty to or convicted of a felony will be subject to discharge. An employee pleading guilty to or convicted of a misdemeanor may be subject to disciplinary actions up to and including termination.
Conviction of a Crime. The conviction of the Optionee of any (i) crime involving moral turpitude, or (ii) any felony.
