Frequently Asked Questions
We will provide regular updates and are happy to answer any additional questions that may not be addressed on this page. If you need further assistance, feel free to contact us at conductofficer@aamu.edu .
- Where is Judicial Affairs located?Judicial Affairs is located at the lower level of the Ralph Lee Student Center. The door to the office is at the bottom of the outside staircase next to the parking lot.Back to Top
- My Conduct Case is still open and unresolved. What will happen?
We are continuing to address open cases. Preliminary meetings and hearings are conducted by phone and/or Zoom Video Conferences. We appreciate your patience as we adjust our processes to meet changing circumstances.
Back to Top - I have a question about my sanctions or judicial status. What do I do?
Please email conductofficer@aamu.edu . If you have a question about your sanctions or judicial status. Students may be provided an extension for sanction deadlines depending on the circumstance. Continue to work diligently to complete your sanctions on time. Judicial Holds will not be lifted until ALL sanctions are completed.
Back to Top - I have a Judicial Hold (JD) on my account. What should I do?
You should email the Office of Judicial Affairs for assistance at conductofficer@aamu.edu with student conduct related holds. Generally, holds are not removed until all sanctions have been completed.
Back to Top - I called the main telephone number (256) 372-5616, but no one answered. What should
I do?
The best way to contact our office is by email at conductofficer@aamu.edu. You can also email the conduct officer, Ms. Aliyah Riley at aliyah.riley@aamu.edu. If you don't get an answer on the office or cell phone, we ask that you leave a voicemail with the following information: (1) your full name, (2) your student A#, (3) a callback number, and, (4) the reason for your call. However, the best way to contact someone in the office is at conductofficer@aamu.edu
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