Finally, a step-by-step look at how to structure judicial disciplinary proceedings on campus. Whether you're developing or redesigning, this 99-page pamphlet shows you the various administrative components that make up complaint resolution systems, complete with charts and explanations of the eight common models. For the first time in one book, you get all the details you need to evaluate the advantages and disadvantages of implementing each model on your campus. Plus, you get specific guidance on how to self-analyze all aspects of your student discipline program, from its mission to its diversity and ethics, including 17 steps to determining whether your program meets the guidelines of the Council for the Advancement of Standards in Higher Education. And, this hands-on resource gives you a glossary of key terms, so you can ensure everyone involved understands the various models and phrases and is "on the same page" during discussions. What's more, with its catalog of procedural terms and descriptions of discipline models, this book is the ideal textbook for student affairs graduate programs.