Governing Documents
UJC Constitution
Contains general guidelines and rules for the UJC:
- UJC Constitution, amended 3/19/2021 (PDF) (English)
- UJC Constitution, legacy copy for language accessibility (Word) (Mandarin)
UJC By-Laws
Outline the operating procedures of the UJC:
- UJC By-Laws, amended 3/16/2021 (PDF) (English)
- UJC By-Laws, legacy copy for language accessibility (Word) (Spanish)
Board of Visitors Resolution
Resolution in which the Board of Visitors (BOV) delegated power to the UJC to investigate, adjudicate, and administer the Standards of Conduct:
- UJC BOV Resolution (PDF) (English)
Contributory Health Impairment Cases
Outlines the procedures governing the adjudication of cases involving a Contributory Health Impairment (CHI):
Judicial Review Board Appeals
Outlines the procedures governing the hearing of appeals by the Judicial Review Board (JRB):
- University Judicial Review Board Procedures for Appeals (PDF) (English)
FYJC Case Appeals
Outlines the procedures governing the hearing of appeals in FYJC cases by the UJC:
- UJC FY Appeal Procedures (Word) (English)
Sanction Guidelines
Essay sanctions should adhere to the following minimum requirements:
- Essays should be of the requisite number of words/pages.
- Essays should be written with 12 point Times New Roman font, double spacing, and 1 inch margins.
- Essays should be written to a standard that might be considered acceptable as a piece of college writing.
- Essays should cite any materials used and include a bibliography of any sources.
- Essays should be written in conformity with the Honor Code of the University of Virginia and include the Honor pledge.
- Essays should not serve as justifications of one’s actions.
- Essays should not be used to evaluate the actions of others, unless such an evaluation is specifically called for by the sanction title.
Failure to comply with the above requirements may result in a refusal to accept the essay and could result in the student being in violation of his/her sanction.
Approved by the Committee
September 21, 2003