But we do need students to help us in these efforts. Students living in the residence halls do not have to put up with drug pushers. Neighborhood communities have long been successful in joining together to take whole neighborhoods back from drug dealers. Likewise, students in the residence halls can come together to make this an uncomfortable environment for dealers. Students can take action by informing the hall staff, the Office of Judicial Affairs or campus police.
Complaints can be anonymous, although more can be done if individuals are willing to testify.
Students who choose not to use drugs can choose to be vocal about their choices. Third, there is no mention of what happens to the drug dealer who gets caught. At a minimum, they are suspended and in most cases expelled from the university. They are banned from campus and a permanent notation is placed on their transcript. It affects their ability to transfer to another school, attend graduate school, or obtain a professional job.