The policy against computer abuse is a comprehensive one dealing with all aspects of computer abuse, whether physical or logical. It applies to all University computing facilities including mainframes, minicomputers, microcomputers, and associated equipment and links, as well as software, whether developed by Nicholls or purchased. Substance Abuse Nicholls strives to create an environment which promotes and reinforces health and responsible living, within the context of its educational mission. To this end, and because of the risks to the health and safety of the individual and community, the University opposes the abuse of alcohol and any other drug. The University is committed to upholding all local, state, and federal laws concerning the use and abuse of alcohol and other drugs, and it will support efforts in the campus community to confront violations of these laws.
Abstinence is encouraged and respected in all circumstances.
Activities and functions without the consumption of alcohol are to be promoted. The University permits the consumption of alcohol on campus by persons of legal age only at approved University functions and has published specific regulations to this effect. Heavy consumption of alcohol and any consumption of illegal drugs are discouraged. Assistance for alcohol and drug abusers is provided through education, counseling, and referral. It is the policy of the University that no member of the academic community may sexually harass another.