Student Conduct & Conflict Resolution Services manages all non-academic conduct offenses and applies to all students, recognized student organizations and provisionally recognized student groups at American University, with the exception of Washington College of Law students. Alleged prohibited conduct relating to the university's Title IX Sexual Misconduct Policy and Discrimination and Non-Title IX Sexual Harassment policy are referred to the Office of Equity and Title IX. Any member of the university community may file a complaint using the Student Conduct Complaint Form.

Our office additionally offers the opportunity to resolve non-academic conduct offenses through a restorative conference where involved parties participate in a facilitated conversations to repair the harm or impact. Specific procedures for restorative conferences can be located in the Student Conduct Code.

Lastly, SCCRS manages student disciplinary records according to the university's Confidentiality of Student Records Policy and in accordance with the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 (FERPA).