Joint Judicial Board
The Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life and governing councils offer members the opportunity to get involved with community accountability in multiple ways outside of internal chapter accountability processes. To learn more about council and University processes, visit the links below.
To participate, applicants must be in good standing with their chapter and the University and have a desire to assist with elevating collective community standards. Applications open each semester and are located in the applications section of this website.
Purpose, Mission, and Responsibilities
The Joint Judicial Board allows for cooperative judicial hearings across governing councils, offering consistency in hearings and outcomes associated with any violation of fraternity and sorority community joint policies.
Eligibility & Terms
Joint Judicial Board members serve for one year. These members are selected to represent their specific council during Joint Judicial Board hearings.
- Applicants must be initiated and in good standing with their respective chapters as well as be in good standing with the University.
- The Joint Judicial Board meets weekly throughout the academic year. All representatives must be available during this time for the entire term.
- If a JJB member’s organization comes before the Joint Judicial Board, the member will be asked to recuse themselves from that hearing.
Eligibility & Terms
Visit the Community Policies on the Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life website to learn more about current policies and procedures.
Visit the Student Resolution Center website to learn more about the Student Conduct Code and the CSU conduct process.