Unreasonable Ad Hoc Committee Summons Violated Due Process and Disability Accommodation Rights

### Incident 17 (Row 18): Unreasonable Ad Hoc Committee Summons

* **AAUP Redbook Review (C):** The summons two weeks before a critical exam, demanding a defense of un-advised research without reasonable notice or preparation time, violates Academic Due Process (Part V), which requires adequate time to prepare for academic/disciplinary hearings.

* **ADA Review (D):** Forcing a disabled student to suddenly travel 2+ hours for an unaccommodated, punitive ad hoc meeting just prior to high-stakes testing is a failure to accommodate and constitutes administrative harassment.

* **Title IX / VII Review (E):** This tactic is a classic component of a hostile environment: creating impossible, conflicting administrative demands to induce failure or insubordination as a pretext for dismissal.

* **Veteran / VEVRAA Review (F):** Unreasonable, short-notice demands that interfere with the educational progress of a disabled veteran fail the standard of reasonable accommodation and institutional support.