The Conduct Advising Office is now available both in-person (Student Union 305E) and remotely through the Intake Form.
If you receive a code of conduct charge against you, you are not alone. We're here to help.
The Conduct Advisors are a team of students who advocate on behalf of other students involved in the conduct process. We are a subsidiary of the SGA that works to promote shared governance between students and the administration while protecting students' rights. Conduct Advisors are trained to understand the Code of Student Conduct, Residential Life policies, Academic Integrity and hearing board procedures.
We will attend administrative meetings, hearings and sanction review hearings with students. All of our services are completely free. While we unable to speak anyone's behalf, we can help prepare you for, and advise you throughout the meeting to ensure your rights are being protected.
We are also a support system that can refer you to additional resources.
After filling out an intake form we will get in touch about meeting with you to explain the conduct process, review any documents relating to your case, explain possible options, and help you come to a decision that works for you. We also help prepare appeals and revise any statements you may want to submit. Feel free to email the office if you have questions or are unsure about how best to proceed.
Ideally, you should come to the SGA office, email us or submit an intake form immediately after you receive your notice of conduct proceeding so you can set up your appointment.
However, you can contact us anytime you need assistance with the conduct process. It doesn't matter if you just received your charge, are seeking to file charges, or are involved with an ongoing case.
We are here for you.
Student Union 305E
9am - 5pm
Monday -Friday
Zoom or In-person
Walk-ins welcome!
Conduct Advising Forms/PDFs
Code of Student Conduct
The Code of Student Conduct is a set of policies which outlines expectations, principles, and rules for the UMass Community, by which all UMass students must abide.
Residence Hall Policies
The Residence Hall Policies outline additional rules and expectations for those living in residence halls (including apartment complexes).
University Village Policies
The University Village Policies outline additional rules and expectations for those living in the University Village.
Minutes Matter Policy
If you seek help for someone under the influence of alcohol or other drugs who needs medical attention, neither you nor that person will be charged with a UMass Code of Student Conduct violation.
We are here to serve you.
Download our flyer today to spread the message about this free service through the Student Government Association and share it with friends and community members. You never know when someone might need help. Know what resources are available and take advantage of them.
Meet Our Team
Owen Mullins
History, 2026,
Attorney General
Brian Beltrami,
Legal Studies and
Political Science with Classical Civilizations minor, 2027,
Deputy
Attorney General
Catherine Hardiman,
Political Science and Legal Studies, 2026,
Conduct Advisor
Naomi Bloom,
Psychology with Education and Sociology minors, 2026,
Conduct Advisor
Valentina Ramirez
Legal Studies and History, 2028 Conduct Advisor
Lara Gutierrez
Legal Studies and Psychology 2027 Conduct Advisor
Valeria Centinaro
Political Science and Legal Studies 2027
Conduct Advisor
Breyanne Cassimore
Managerial Economics and Legal Studies 2028
Conduct Advisor
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For any additional questions or concerns, please reach out to Attorney General Mullins.
