Behavioural Policies
The University of Manitoba is committed to creating a safe, respectful and civil working and learning environment. The University will not tolerate any conduct that has or might reasonably be seen to have an adverse effect on the integrity of the proper function of the University, or on the health, safety, rights or property of the University or of members of the University.

This page is a resource for those who have the disciplinary authority to respond to allegations of student misconduct or concerning behaviour under one or more of the University's behavioural policies.

The links to all of the behavioural policies are on the right hand side. We recommend that administrators create a resource book (hard copy or electronic) and use the following cover page (PDF)


Student Non-Academic Misconduct letter templates and letter samples

Letter Templates (Microsoft Word)

  1. Informing student of allegations of non-academic misconduct
  2. Informing student of reports of concerning behaviour
  3. Decision and no disciplinary action taken
  4. Decision and disciplinary action

Letter Samples (Microsoft Word)

  1. Informing student of allegations of non-academic misconduct
  2. Informing student of reports of concerning behaviour
  3. Decision and no disciplinary action taken
  4. Decision and disciplinary action

In order to determine an appropriate disciplinary action, disciplinary authorities are encouraged to consider any mitigating and aggravating factors (PDF) and consult the University Discipline Reports website.


Student Academic Misconduct

Visit the Academic Integrity site for resources including letter template and letter samples.


The University offers workshops for disciplinary authorities, committee members and support staff. These sessions are offered regularly through Learning & Organizational Development Services or for tailored session (e.g. unit specific) make a request here.