A. Jurisdiction:

The following definitions apply to the Code.

1. The term "campus" includes property and space owned, leased, used, or controlled by Cornell; it also includes streets, sidewalks, and pathways adjacent to or in the immediate vicinity of the Cornell campus or property.
2. The term "University" means Cornell University, as well as any affiliated programs or virtual programs, computing, and spaces including, but not limited to, University programs in remote locations within or outside of New York or the United States.
3. The term “student” includes:  Undergraduate, graduate, medi

PUBLIC FORUM VIDEO AND TRANSCRIPTS (11/12/2020)

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The University Assembly was charged by the President to review the following recommended changes that were a result of the Presidential Task Force on Campus Climate:

• Reworking the Code to have an educational and aspirational rather than punitive, quasi-criminal tone.
• Significantly simplifying the Code and having it use “plain English”.

This Student Code of Conduct (“Code”) establishes Cornell’s expectations applicable to all students, recognized student organizations, and recognized living groups (including fraternities and sororities) at Cornell’s Ithaca and Geneva campuses, and Cornell Tech.  The standards contained in the Code are based in Cornell’s historical educational origins and mission. These standards reflect the founding vision and values of Ezra Cornell and Andrew Dickson White.

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Dear Cat,   I appreciate Joe’s conveying to me Student Assembly Resolution 34: In Determining University Weather-Related Operating Status: Requesting Equitable Student Representation.