The exchange of information and ideas by lawful means shall not be excluded by this policy, but such activities should respect each individual's person and freedom. There are policies pertaining to solicitation for some buildings on campus, i.e., CMUnion and the residence halls. In these cases the existing policy pertaining to that area must be followed. An individual who feels that his or her individual rights have been violated by solicitation of any form may file a complaint against the responsible organization through the Student Organization Resource Center. Violation may result in suspension of privileges or revocation of recognition.
Intimidation can occur through voice inflection, physical stance, or eye contact.
Preamble Students bring a variety of interests and goals to the campus that are critical to the pursuit of their academic and social development. As members of Minnesota State University Moorhead, students should be free to express their views on issues of institutional policy, participate in the making of decisions which affect them, and promote matters of general interest to the student body. The purpose of the Constitution is to enumerate the essential provisions for student rights, responsibilities, and participation in University governance. A copy of the Student Constitution is available from the Student Senate Office, CMU 229, 236-2150. Return to Top of Page Student Organization Policies Students may form recognized campus organizations.