The peer review board is a group of students who hear cases of possible Standard of Conduct violations. During peer review hearings, a panel of two to four students and an advisor listen to accused students give their side of the story, and ask questions to help determine if the students are responsible for violating the code of conduct and, if so, the appropriate sanctions.
Requirements
- Full-time student status (at least 12 hours of MU course work)
- Minimum 2.5 GPA
- Minimum sophomore standing
- Availability to attend at least one hearing night per month (hearings are held two to three evenings a week)
- Attend a personal interview
- Conduct records of applicants will be reviewed