Student Conduct and Community Standards

The Vice President for Student Success has primary responsibility for the administration of the student conduct process at Texas State University.

Student Conduct and Community Standards Philosophy Statement:

The Student Conduct process at Texas State University, aligned with the Division of Student Success, supports the well-being of students and the community by upholding university standards both on and off campus. The Student Conduct process fosters a safe, respectful environment that promotes growth, accountability, and a strong sense of belonging within the Bobcat community. Committed to transparency, fairness, and consistency, the process upholds students’ due process rights while remaining educational in nature and independent of criminal or civil proceedings. Above all, the process prioritizes campus safety while encouraging reflection, learning, and the development of skills essential for success beyond the university. 

Review and Response to Student Conduct Reports:

Student Conduct reviews allegations made against current students and student organizations if the allegation involves behavior that may violate the Code of Student Conduct, university policies, or may be deemed as having the potential to compromise the wellness or safety of any member of the university community or compromises the integrity of the university’s learning environment.

Below you will find the Student Conduct Reporting Form, additional university resources to support students and organizations navigating conduct-related matters, and an overview of the Texas State Student Conduct Process.