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Staff members from the Office of Judicial Affairs and Mediation Services are available to do presentations for your group or class on a variety of topics. Please fill out all necessary fields on the on-line request form. We require that we receive the presentation request at least two weeks prior to the intended presentation date. Once the request is received and processed, a member of our staff will contact the requestor via email or telephone to arrange the specific details of the presentation.

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Conflict Resolution Skills
Academic Misconduct - What is Expected?
The Disciplinary Process for Dummies
Alcohol & Drugs - What's the Real Deal?
Just the Rules Please - Overview of Student's Rights & Responsibilities
Mediation Motivation - Overvie of the Mediation Process, Benefits & Goals
Ethical Decision Making
Student Organization Rules & Regulations
Leadership: How to Deal with the Disgruntled Egg
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Student Judicial Board
Applications are now available for the  2009-2010 Student Judicial Board.

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Citation Appeals
Student traffic citation appeals are heard by the Court of Traffic Appeals.

Appeals may be made and decisions may be reviewed online on the Student Government Association web site.

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Academic Integrity and Misconduct

See the definition of academic misconduct and MTSU Academic Misconduct Policy.

Download MS Word template for Academic Misconduct Memo from Faculty.
"There are no degrees of honesty. You are either honest or you're not."
Anonymous

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Mediation

What is mediation?
Mediation is a process in which a neutral third party (mediator) facilitates the discussion and identification of issues between the disputants, the development of alternate solutions, and the negotiation of a mutually satisfying outcome to the dispute.
"Training Peer Mediators in the College and University Setting: A Trainer's Guide" by Rick Olshak


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