Student Peer Conduct Board
Applications for the 2026-2027 Peer Integrity Board are Now Open!
The Office of Student Integrity and Restorative Justice Practices (SIRJ) is looking for students dedicated to fostering a stronger campus community through an engaging and educational student integrity process. As a member of the Peer Integrity Board (PIB), you will serve as a student leader committed to promoting accountability and upholding Loyola University’s Jesuit values.
PIB functions as a conduct hearing body that meets regularly during the academic year, hearing one to three undergraduate student cases per week. Each board consists of three to five undergraduate students and one non-voting advisor (typically a Graduate Assistant). Members are trained to review cases and determine appropriate educational outcomes for students found responsible for violations impacting the campus community, such as:
- Quiet hours violations
- Roommate conflicts
- Vandalism
- Disruptive behaviors
- Disorderly gatherings
- Alcohol-related incidents
Board members hear cases, decide responsibility, and assign educational sanctions that encourage growth and accountability.
PIB Roles and Responsibilities
All members of the Loyola University Peer Integrity Board shall assume the following responsibilities and meet the following expectations:
- Serve as a positive role model and uphold all Loyola University policies. Being found responsible for a violation of the Community Standards may result in removal or suspension from membership on the Peer Integrity Board.
- Maintain familiarity with the Community Standards.
- Respond to advisor emails within 24 hours.
- Attend and actively participate in all training sessions throughout the academic year.
- Dress professionally for hearings.
- Treat each student with respect and approach every case individually.
- Review case materials prior to hearings and arrive early.
Qualifications:
PIB members serve as peer educators, providing students with an opportunity for growth and reflection following the conduct process. A PIB member must have good judgment, strength of character, ability to challenge stereotypes, and sensitivity to and understanding of the needs all individuals. A PIB member must also:
- Full-time undergraduate student status.
- Minimum cumulative GPA of 2.5 (and at least 2.5 in the semester prior to applying).
- Clear disciplinary record; members cannot be found responsible for any violation of the Code of Conduct while serving.
- Strong judgment, integrity, ability to challenge stereotypes, and sensitivity to diverse needs.
To Apply:
To apply for the Peer Integrity Board, please complete the application by Sunday, February 22, 2026. For questions, please contact Rhona Little at rlittle1@loyola.edu.