Katie Meyer’s Law mandates institutions of higher education to adopt policies on providing advisers for students facing code of conduct violations.
Katie Meyer’s Law requires institutions of higher education to adopt policies on providing advisers for students facing code of conduct violations. These advisers can be selected by the student or provided by the institution through a coordinator, peer support program, or alumni support program. Advisers must be trained on the institution’s adjudication procedures. The law also amends the Higher Education Act to require institutions to disclose incidents of suicide reported to campus security or local police.
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