Preparation of Formal Complaints and Responses Sample Clauses

Preparation of Formal Complaints and Responses. A charge of misconduct to be considered by a HEARING PANEL is to be in the form of a signed statement setting forth clearly and concisely the allegations concerning misconduct. A complaint ordinarily will be signed by the complainant(s) who initially brought the alleged misconduct to the attention of the Vice Chancellor for Research and Engagement, especially in circumstances in which the complainant(s) allegedly has been directly affected by the misconduct. However, in cases where the alleged misconduct involves rules and regulations concerning the conduct of research, or in which the alleged misconduct has no specific alleged victim, the Designee of the Committee of Inquiry or the Vice Chancellor for Research and Engagement prepares and signs the complaint. In all cases, the signatory(s) to the complaint become the complainant(s) in the proceedings of the HEARING PANEL.
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