Sanctions may be imposed independently or in combination with other sanctions.

Sanctioning is determined on a case by case basis and takes into account the needs of the individual student, the student's judicial history, and the impact of the student's behavior on the CNU community.

There are four types of sanctions that may be imposed as a result of a responsible finding: Educational, Developmental, Campus Contribution and Punitive.

Educational sanctions are content specific based on the nature of the student's violation.

Developmental sanctions are applied specifically for the individual to help their own personal growth.

Campus contribution allows students to give back to the CNU community

Punitive sanctions enable students to take responsibility for their actions and hold them accountable.