





For years, student conduct
and judicial affairs offices have muddled through with paper
files, spreadsheets, and homegrown databases where the developer
has long since moved on. These systems frequently found administrators
buried under paperwork and allowed students to fall through
the cracks.
But since Maxient arrived on the scene over five years ago,
colleges and universities have found a new way to manage their
student conduct records. Our clients are interconnected with
their campus counterparts, paperless, and on budget. Maxient's
Conduct Manager is designed so you can spend less time on administrivia
and more time impacting lives.
Student conduct administration is more than just a disciplinary
process. These days, it includes behavioral intervention teams,
academic integrity offices, threat assessment groups, and even
academic "early warning" efforts. Each of these facets
of student affairs has something to add to the total picture
of the individual student. Students with disciplinary problems
may also be struggling in the classroom or with personal issues.
With Maxient's Conduct Manager, schools now have the tools available
to help connect the dots between these issues, provide appropriate
intervention, track outcomes, and afford students every opportunity
to succeed. At Maxient, we realize it's about education, not
punishment, and we're happy to play a supporting role.

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