All persons on campus are subject to state and federal regulations concerning the use of alcohol. Use, possession, manufacture, sale distribution of, and transportation of illegal drugs and drug paraphernalia is prohibited. Students found to be involved in illegal drugs, either on or off campus, will be subject to disciplinary action which may include dismissal from the University. Parents will be notified. The University Counseling Center offers short-term individual counseling to students to help with victimization and a wide variety of other issues including adjustment to college life.
Referrals are also available.
All services are confidential and at no charge to students. The University will make every effort to make changes in a victim's academic and living situation if requested and reasonably available. Although responsibility rests upon the student for his or her own conduct, the Board of Trustees has specifically charged the faculty and administration with responsibility for prescribing requirements for the orderly behavior and government of all undergraduate students. The University judicial system is jointly administered by the dean of student services, the judicial adviser, Student Judicial Board, and the Student Honor Council. A complete description of the judicial system is contained in the Student Government handbook, which is available in the Offices of Student Government and Student Life.