Part of our Back to School Series! This webinar explores how student conduct processes can be strengthened through restorative practices that prioritize accountability, learning, and community repair. Participants will examine practical strategies for integrating restorative approaches into conduct systems while maintaining procedural fairness, improving student outcomes, and fostering more relational campus cultures.
Cost Members: $39Non-Members: $59Students: $20
Learning Outcomes
ASCA Knowledge & Skills:
Administration
Intermediate
Assessment
Foundational
Case Resolution
Education
Equity & Intentional Inclusion
Internal & External Partnerships
Investigations
Law & Policy
Presenter
Dr. Ben WilliamsBen Williams is a student affairs leader and Associate Dean of Students whose work sits at the intersection of student conduct, care, and restorative practice. He focuses on how restorative approaches can be meaningfully embedded into conduct systems, not as an “add-on,” but as a practical way to strengthen accountability, learning, and community repair. His work emphasizes making these approaches usable in real institutional contexts, from small campuses to large public universities, with attention to staff capacity, case complexity, and operational efficiency. Ben has helped translate restorative principles into conduct & Title IX pathways that support timely resolution, reduce repeat engagement, and create more coherent experiences for students navigating accountability processes and understand the impact of their actions. Contact: benjaminmckeanwilliams@gmail.com
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