STUDENT DUE PROCESS/AMENDMENTS	No. 6-33	Rev.
		Date 6-6-91

OLD VERSION

POLICY

A. Amendments to this Code may be proposed by the Board of Trustees, the president of the university, the vice presidents for student services or academic affairs, the due process officer, the faculty senate, the WSUSA student senate, or by written petition of not less than 250 members of the university community.

B. Proposed amendments shall be submitted to the admissions, standards, and student affairs (ASSA) committee. The ASSA committee shall, within 60 working days of receiving amendments, publish notice of the same and solicit comment from the members of the university community via open hearings. Following these activities the ASSA Committee shall transmit the proposed amendment(s) to theWSUSA student senate.

C. The WSUSA student senate shall consider the proposed amendment(s) and return its findings to the ASSA committee within 60 working days. The ASSA committee, at this point, has the responsibility to attempt to reconcile different versions of the amendment(s).

D. The ASSA committee shall submit its proposed amendment(s) to the faculty senate. In the event that the proposed amendments from the WSUSA student senate and the WSU faculty senate are irreconcilable either body may choose to submit its proposed amendment(s) to the president, with the opportunity for students and faculty to be present during such a presentation.

E. The president shall, within 60 working days of receiving the proposed amendment(s), recommend either proposal without change or a modified version there of to the Board of Trustees.

F. The Board of Trustees shall, within 60 working days of receiving the proposed amendment(s) from the president, act there on. The Board of Trustees may approve or disapprove the amendment(s), or may approve the same with modifications as it deems necessary.