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Become a Member of the CJB

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• Application Process
• Training
• Time Requirements
• Further Info

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Application Process

SJA recruits student members of the CJB annually during the Winter Quarter. Application packets are available at the SJA Office, Room 3200 Dutton Hall (weekdays 8:30 to noon and 1:00 to 4:30 p.m.). This year, applications will be available beginning on January 16, 2008 are due no later than 4:30 p.m. on February 15, 2008. SJA does not accept late applications.

Interviews will be held the last week in February and the first week in March. Students will be appointed in Spring, 2008 for one year terms beginning Fall 2008 and continuing through Summer 2009.

Application Available Here: Campus Judicial Board (PDF)

Training

Student members of CJB are required to participate in training sessions in the spring quarter when CJB members are selected and appointed and during the beginning of the fall quarter. Each training session is 4 to 5 hours. Additional workshops and training opportunities are offered throughout the year at weekly CJB meetings as appropriate and requested by CJB members to enhance skills for participating on hearing panels. Finally, student members are also trained in peer counseling, intake processes, interpersonal communication, cross-cultural communication, diversity, conflict management, and mediation skills development.

Time Requirements

CJB members are required to complete approximately 20 hours of service per month (5 hours per week on average). There are two trainings each year, and members attend a weekly hour-long meeting. CJB members are also required to spend an additional three hours per week working on outreach projects and serving in various capacities in connection with formal hearings or informal disciplinary matters. Although formal hearings occur on an irregular basis (about 7 to 10 per year), CJB members also support SJA in the informal disciplinary process in a variety of ways. CJB members earn transcript notation for their service to this important campus institution.