so this morning i got an email from the school saying that the prof for one of my classes reported me to the student accountability center for “repeated disruptive behavior in class.” the email didn’t say what said disruptive behavior was, and my professor basically never talked to me and i am very quiet in class so i thought for a minute it was a mistake until i emailed said prof where she confirmed the meeting was happening but also refused to give details and was strangely distancing herself from it as well as saying she wouldn’t be there. she also said she talked to me about the behavior despite me not having any memory of her ever speaking to me 1/1. notably an hour before the school email, she responded to an email i sent asking about presentations and said i could present next week. the meeting is in two days and it’s honestly stressing me out since i’ve never had one of these before and i am deeply worried about getting suspended or even expelle, especially since i am not sure what this is even about. if i had to guess, it’s because i get up from my seat a lot and briefly leave per my accommodation but even then i don’t know. should i be worried or am i just being paranoid
edit: i also checked both canvas and outlook messages and she has never sent me anything regarding whatever behavior she’s talking about
edit 2:
here’s the original email thread
school-
(name)
I hope you are doing well as this fall semester progresses.
I'm reaching out to schedule a meeting with you regarding a report brought to our attention which alleges that you have demonstrated a pattern of disruptive behavior in your (subject name) class. Our understanding is that the instructor has spoken with you previously regarding both support and classroom expectations, but that the steps outlined have not resolved the concerns.
I've scheduled a time for us to meet based on your class schedule. The meeting is set for (date and location) You’ll be meeting with me and also the Student CARE Coordinator.
This meeting is an alternative resolution process. It is intended to provide an opportunity to discuss the reported issues, review relevant information, and explore an appropriate path forward. The goal is to support dialogue, understanding, and resolution without proceeding through a conduct process.
It is required that you attend this meeting. If you choose not to attend, then this incident will be addressed through a conduct process.
If the scheduled meeting time doesn’t work for you, just let me know we’re happy to find another time that fits your availability.
We appreciate your time and willingness to meet. As a reminder, UNM students are expected to respond to official communication from the university, and your participation in this process is important.
Thank you,
(name)
me-
Hello,
Are you sure this is the right class/person? My instructor has at no point told me I was being disruptive and I don't talk in class at all.
Thank you,
(name)
school-
Hello (name) ,
Thank you very much to connecting back about the meeting we have scheduled. I appreciate your question. Our Thursday meeting will be an opportunity to share in more detail the concerns that were reported, hear your perspectives on what may be happening in the class and together work toward specific steps that will be helpful moving forward. Sam Lechuga and I look forward to meeting with you.
Many thanks and take care,
(name)
