Accountability Resources

Accountability is an important component of the fraternity and sorority experience. Accountability can occur formally and informally and as in an opportunity to be responsible for meeting organizational values and expectations. Accountability allows individual members and chapters to grow and learn..

There are many accountability resources available to chapters to assist in ongoing internal accountability considerations and processes. Accountability can occur in formal and informal ways and is often connected to expectations managed by the (inter)national organization.

Connections to CLIMB:

Accountability processes create opportunities to deepen relationships as members work to build connections as they understand collective values congruence and what that means for behavioral expectations.
Individuals and chapters engaged in accountability processes have the opportunity to make meaning of their experience in ways that ultimately lead to improvement and growth.

For more information regarding accountability, visit the Meet our Staff page to determine which staff member is the best contact for your inquiry.

Accountability Officer Support Resources

Accountability Board Best Practices

Broad & Narrow Restorative Questions

Chapter Accountability Assessment

Considerations for Creating Sanctions

Creating Developmental Sanctions

Campus Resources

CSU Conflict Resolution Services

Includes:

Conflict Coaching
Mediation
Restorative Justice
Grade Appeals
Training

CSU Student Conduct Services

Community Policies

Fraternity & Sorority Joint Policy on Risk Management

Fraternity & Sorority Joint Policy on Philanthropy & Fundraising

Student Conduct Code

Joint Judicial Board Procedures

The Responsible Action Exemption is a part of the Student Conduct Code managed by the student resolution center. The Responsible Action Exemption policy currently exists for students seeking medical assistance for themselves or others for emergency situations that result from alcohol and other drug abuse. It applies to both students and organizations and is an important resource for those considering how to support the health and safety from members and those that may attend fraternity/sorority events or programs.