Letter to the Office of Student Affairs

afterward sledding through to the Student approach of Armstrong State University it was found that I was responsible of violating the Cheating and Facilitating pedantic Dishonesty sections of the Academic find Code in math 1113, during the spring 2014 semester. The recommendations was: Disciplinary probation for counterpoise of 2014-15 academic year, F in Math 1113 course, Write a research paper on academic dishonesty( 2 pages minimum, 3 sources), and a letter to prof Brown. I am report to appeal this decision.\nThere were several(prenominal) procedural social functions that were wrong in Student Court. First of totally, Tiarra and myself were non capable to be in the same room as professor Brown , so we were non able to disprove anything he had to say nearly the situation. Secondly, Tiarra and I were non correctly explained about being able to bring witnesses and how and what we could write in our statements. We were also not pre displaceed with the notes he had in dite on the essay until the day of Student Court, which was not enough time to retrospect the notes and respond properly. Some of the notes written on the examine were not the things he had pointed out during the 1 on 1 meeting.\nAfter Student Court we were sent the student court arrangement and perceive several things Professor Brown had said. The first thing Professor Brown intercommunicate is that he had saw Tiarra and I whispering and exchanging looks, but in the 1 on 1 meeting he had with me he utter that he had heard whispering but was not sure who it was. I did not communicate at all during the test, the only time I looked away from my test was when I went to pick up my pencil off the floor on the left side of my desk. During the test I was sitting bed and to the left of Tiarra on other row.\nFurthermore, Professor Brown went on to address that he sit down between Tiarra and I and so got called away by some other student. Professor Brown stated that he sat in betw een Tiarra and I and in front of me , but he sat in the revoke des...