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Midtown Student Center, Suite 220
Last updated: September 11th, 2026
Welcome to the Office of Judicial Affairs at Western Connecticut State University. The Office of Judicial Affairs is responsible for administering the student discipline system. All WCSU students are expected to adhere to the policies and procedures outlined in the Student Code of Conduct (revised 8/1/25). Formal complaints, as well as any inquiries concerning the student discipline system and student discipline records, should be directed to this office.
If you would like further information, or more details about Western Connecticut State University’s judicial process please contact the Office of Judicial Affairs at (203) 837-8770 or email judicialaffairs@wcsu.edu.
Individuals with disabilities who anticipate needing accommodations, or who have questions about physical access may contact (203) 837-8770 or alexanderc@wcsu.edu in advance of any judicial meeting or hearing.
Purpose
Western Connecticut State University and the CSU system have developed certain institutional values and expectations. All members of the university are expected to conduct themselves in a manner consistent with these values and expectations, and to comply with rules and policies in place while the individual is a member of the university community.
Disciplinary procedures have been established to ensure fair and consistent enforcement of the student code outlined in the Student Code of Conduct (revised 8/1/25). These procedures are designed to provide impartial consideration of the facts and circumstances surrounding an alleged violation of the code, and to provide sanctions consistent with the severity of the violation.
All members of the community are expected to be familiar with the Connecticut State University Guidelines for the Student Code of Conduct (revised 8/1/25).
Judicial Affairs Mission Statement at WCSU
The mission of the Office of Judicial Affairs at Western Connecticut State University is to support the overall mission of the university. This is accomplished by encouraging all students to be responsible members of the university community and the community outside of WCSU. The Office of Judicial Affairs will educate, support, and strengthen the social and academic environment by helping students become well rounded individuals that embrace diversity, uphold community expectations, and promote academic integrity.
Judicial Affairs Staff
Charles Alexander Director of Judicial Affairs
Valerie Martarella Graduate Intern for Judicial Affairs
Student Workers
Jayleena Marquez Major: Public Health Year: Junior
Amaira Crosley Major: Criminal Justice Year: Sophomore
Christopher O’neal Major: Justice and Law Administration Year: Senior
Maria Flores Major: Social Work Year: Freshman
Alba Gjikolli Major: Political Science Year: Sophomore