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NY Educ L § 6403 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EDN - Education Title 7 - State and City Colleges and Institutions-Cornell University Article 129 - State Aid for Certain Independent Institutions of Higher Education 6403 - Adjustments to Enrollment Grants.

§ 6403. Adjustments  to  enrollment  grants.  1.  The  grants provided   pursuant to paragraph (a) of subdivision  one  and  subdivision  two  of   section  sixty-four  hundred two of this chapter shall be reduced by one   hundred per centum of the grant otherwise allocable to each  first  year   excess  non  resident  student in those institutions enrolling more than   thirty per centum of nonresident students in its first year class during   the nineteen hundred seventy-nine--nineteen hundred eighty academic year   or thereafter.2. For purposes of this section, "nonresident student" shall mean  any   entering student who does not qualify as a resident under the provisions   of  paragraph  b of subdivision five of section six hundred sixty-one of   this chapter.3. For purposes of this section  "excess  nonresident  student"  shall   mean  any  nonresident  student enrolled in an entering first year class   after the per centum of total nonresident students in such class exceeds   thirty per centum with respect to subdivision one of this section.4. A reduction in grants pursuant to  this  section  shall  remain  in   effect  with respect to each affected class until the graduation of such   class.
NY Educ L § 6404 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EDN - Education Title 7 - State and City Colleges and Institutions-Cornell University Article 129 - State Aid for Certain Independent Institutions of Higher Education 6404 - Purchases by Certain Independent Institutions.

§ 6404. Purchases    by    certain   independent   institutions.   Any   postsecondary institution chartered under  the  powers  of  the  regents   pursuant  to section two hundred sixteen of this chapter or incorporated   under a special act of the legislature may make purchases of commodities   and services pursuant to the terms of contracts let  by  the  office  of   general  services  subject to such rules as may be established from time   to time pursuant to section one hundred sixty-three of the state finance   law which may establish limitations  with  respect  to  commodities  and   services and impose such other appropriate conditions upon purchasing as   deemed  necessary  by  the  commissioner of general services in order to   protect the state's own purchasing interests; provided  that  each  such   purchase shall have a cost of five hundred dollars or more and that said   institution  shall  accept  sole  responsibility for any payment of such   cost due the vendor.
NY Educ L § 6430 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EDN - Education Title 7 - State and City Colleges and Institutions-Cornell University Article 129-A - Regulation by Colleges of Conduct on Campuses and Other College Property Used for Educational Purposes 6430 - General Provisions.

§  6430.  General provisions. 1. The trustees or other governing board   of every college chartered by the regents or incorporated by special act   of the legislature  and  which  maintains  a  campus,  unless  otherwise   provided,  shall  adopt  written  rules  for  implementing  all policies   required pursuant to this article and  for  the  maintenance  of  public   order   on   college  campuses  and  other  college  property  used  for   educational purposes and provide a program for the enforcement  thereof.   Such  rules  shall prohibit, among other things, any action or situation   which recklessly or intentionally endangers mental or physical health or   involves the forced consumption of liquor or drugs for  the  purpose  of   initiation  into  or affiliation with any organization. Such rules shall   govern the conduct of students, faculty  and  other  staff  as  well  as   visitors and other licensees and invitees on such campuses and property.   The  penalties  for  violations of such rules shall be clearly set forth   therein and shall include provisions for the ejection of a violator from   such campus and property, in the case of a student or  faculty  violator   his  or  her  suspension,  expulsion,  or other appropriate disciplinary   action, and in  the  case  of  an  organization  which  authorizes  such   conduct,  recision  of  permission  for  that organization to operate on   campus property. Such penalties shall be  in  addition  to  any  penalty   pursuant  to  the  penal  law  or  any  other law to which a violator or   organization may be subject.2. A copy of such rules shall be given to  all  students  enrolled  in   said  college  and  shall  be  deemed  to  be part of the by-laws of all   organizations operating on said campus which shall review annually  such   by-laws with individuals affiliated with such organizations.3.  Each  college shall annually file with the department on or before   the first day of July a certificate of compliance with the provisions of   this article.4. If a college fails to file a certificate of compliance pursuant  to   subdivision  three  of  this  section  within  sixty  days  of  the time   required, such college shall not be eligible to receive any state aid or   assistance until such certificate of compliance is duly filed.5. Each college shall file a copy of  all  written  rules  adopted  as   required  in this article with the department on or before the first day   of July, two thousand four, and once every ten years thereafter.6. Nothing contained in this article shall:a. be construed to  limit  or  restrict  the  freedom  of  speech  and   peaceful assembly; orb.  prevent or limit a college from setting forth additional standards   of conduct for students.
NY Educ L § 6431 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EDN - Education Title 7 - State and City Colleges and Institutions-Cornell University Article 129-A - Regulation by Colleges of Conduct on Campuses and Other College Property Used for Educational Purposes 6431 - Advisory Committee on Campus Security.

§  6431.  Advisory  committee  on campus security. 1. The president or   chief administrative officer of each college, except  those  independent   colleges  ineligible  to  receive  state  aid  under  section sixty-four   hundred one of this title, shall appoint an advisory committee on campus   security.2. Such committee shall consist of a minimum of six members, at  least   half  of  whom  shall  be  female;  one-third  of the committee shall be   appointed from a list of students  that  contains  at  least  twice  the   number  to  be  appointed  which  is  provided  by  the  largest student   governance organization on  such  campus,  one-third  thereof  shall  be   appointed  from a list of faculty members that contains twice the number   to be appointed which is provided by the largest faculty organization on   such campus, and one-third of whom shall be selected by the president or   chief administrative officer.3. The committee shall review current  campus  security  policies  and   procedures  and  make  recommendations  for  their improvement. It shall   specifically review current policies and procedures for:a. educating the campus community, including  security  personnel  and   those  persons  who  advise or supervise students, about sexual assault,   domestic violence and stalking offenses pursuant to  section  sixty-four   hundred thirty-two of this article;b.  educating  the  campus  community  about personal safety and crime   prevention;c. reporting sexual assaults, domestic violence and stalking incidents   and assisting victims during investigations;d. referring complaints to appropriate authorities;e. counseling victims; andf. responding to inquiries from concerned persons.4. The committee shall report, in writing, to the college president or   chief administrative officer on  its  findings  and  recommendations  at   least  once  each academic year, and such report shall be available upon   request.5. Nothing in this section shall be construed to alter, amend,  modify   or affect existing standards for civil liability.
NY Educ L § 6432 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EDN - Education Title 7 - State and City Colleges and Institutions-Cornell University Article 129-A - Regulation by Colleges of Conduct on Campuses and Other College Property Used for Educational Purposes 6432 - Sexual Assault, Domestic Violence and Stalking Prevention Information.

§  6432.  Sexual  assault,  domestic  violence and stalking prevention   information. Each college shall inform incoming  students  about  sexual   assault,  domestic  violence  and  stalking  prevention measures through   programs which may include workshops, seminars, discussion  groups,  and   film   presentations,  in  order  to  disseminate  information,  promote   discussion, encourage reporting, and  facilitate  prevention  of  sexual   assault, domestic violence and stalking. Such information shall include,   but not be limited to:1.  the  applicable laws, ordinances, and regulations relating to such   offenses;2. the penalties for the commission  of  a  sex  offense,  a  domestic   violence incident and a stalking offense;3.  the  procedures  in  effect  at  the college for dealing with such   offenses;4. the availability of counseling and other support services  for  the   victims of such offenses;5.  the  nature  of and common circumstances relating to sex offenses,   incidents  of  domestic  violence  and  stalking  offenses  on   college   campuses; and6.  the  methods  the college employs to advise and to update students   about security procedures.
NY Educ L § 6433 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EDN - Education Title 7 - State and City Colleges and Institutions-Cornell University Article 129-A - Regulation by Colleges of Conduct on Campuses and Other College Property Used for Educational Purposes 6433 - Campus Crime Reporting and Statistics.

§  6433.  Campus  crime  reporting  and  statistics. Each college that   receives state aid shall  indicate  in  their  campus  catalog,  student   handbook and viewbook how to access the campus crime statistics that are   filed  annually  with  the  United  States  Department  of  Education as   required under Title 20 of the U.S. Code Section 1092(f).  Every  campus   catalog,  student  handbook  and viewbook shall state that "The Advisory   Committee on Campus Safety will provide upon request  all  campus  crime   statistics as reported to the United States Department of Education."The  information  in the campus catalog, student handbook and viewbook   shall include the United  States  Department  of  Education's  web  site   address  for  campus  crime  statistics  and a campus phone number for a   designated college campus contact who  is  authorized  to  provide  such   statistics for that college. Whenever an individual requests such campus   crime  statistics,  the  college shall provide a hard copy mailed to the   individual within ten days of the  request  and  that  information  will   include  all  of the statistics that the campus is required to ascertain   under Title 20 of the U.S. Code Section 1092(f).The president or chief administrative officer of each  college  shall,   working  with  the  advisory  committee  on campus safety, take steps to   inform students and prospective students of the existence of the  campus   crime statistics on an annual basis and other campus safety policies and   procedures of the school.
NY Educ L § 6434 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EDN - Education Title 7 - State and City Colleges and Institutions-Cornell University Article 129-A - Regulation by Colleges of Conduct on Campuses and Other College Property Used for Educational Purposes 6434 - Investigation of Crimes and Crime Reporting.

§  6434. Investigation of crimes and crime reporting.  1. Each college   shall adopt and implement a plan providing for the investigation of  any   violent  felony  offense  occurring  at  or  on the grounds of each such   institution, and providing for the investigation  of  a  report  of  any   missing  student.  Such  plans shall provide for the coordination of the   investigation of such crimes and  reports  with  local  law  enforcement   agencies.  Such  plans  shall  include,  but  not be limited to, written   agreements with appropriate local law enforcement agencies providing for   the prompt investigation of such crimes and reports  and  a  requirement   that the institution shall notify the appropriate law enforcement agency   as  soon as practicable but in no case more than twenty-four hours after   a report of a violent felony or that a student who  resides  in  housing   owned  or  operated  by  such institution is missing; provided that each   institution shall: (1) inform each victim of a sexual offense  of  their   options   to   notify  proper  law  enforcement  authorities,  including   on-campus and local police; (2) inform the victim of a sexual offense of   the right to  report  or  not  to  report  such  offense  to  local  law   enforcement  agencies; and (3) offer the option to be assisted by campus   authorities in notifying such  authorities,  if  the  victim  of  sexual   assault  so  chooses,  all  in  compliance  with applicable federal law,   including, but  not  limited  to,  the  federal  Campus  Sexual  Assault   Victims' Bill of Rights under Title 20 U.S. Code Section 1092(f).2.  As  used  in  this  section,  the  following  terms shall have the   following meanings:a. "Local law enforcement  agencies"  means  any  agency  or  agencies   employing  peace  officers or police officers for the enforcement of the   laws of the state, and which has or have jurisdiction  under  provisions   of  the  criminal  procedure  law  over  offenses occurring at or on the   grounds of any institution subject to the provisions of this section.b. "Missing student" means any student of an  institution  subject  to   the  provisions  of  this  section,  who  resides in a facility owned or   operated by such institution and who is reported to such institution  as   missing from his or her residence.c.  "Violent felony offense" means a violent felony offense as defined   in subdivision one of section 70.02 of the penal law.
NY Educ L § 6436 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EDN - Education Title 7 - State and City Colleges and Institutions-Cornell University Article 129-A - Regulation by Colleges of Conduct on Campuses and Other College Property Used for Educational Purposes 6436 - Bias Related Crime Prevention Information.

§  6436. Bias related crime prevention information. Each college shall   inform incoming students about bias related  crime  prevention  measures   through  programs  which  may  include  workshops,  seminars, discussion   groups, and film presentations,  in  order  to  disseminate  information   about  bias  related  crime,  promote discussion, encourage reporting of   incidents of bias related  crime,  and  facilitate  prevention  of  such   incidents. Such information shall include, but not be limited to:1.  the  applicable  laws, ordinances, and regulations on bias related   crime, including the provisions and coverage of the hate crimes  act  of   2000 codified in article four hundred eighty-five of the penal law;2. the penalties for commission of bias related crimes;3.  the  procedures  in  effect  at  the college for dealing with bias   related crime;4. the availability of counseling and other support services  for  the   victims of bias related crime;5.  the  nature  of  and common circumstances relating to bias related   crime on college campuses; and6. the methods the college employs to advise and  to  update  students   about security procedures.
NY Educ L § 6437 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EDN - Education Title 7 - State and City Colleges and Institutions-Cornell University Article 129-A - Regulation by Colleges of Conduct on Campuses and Other College Property Used for Educational Purposes 6437 - Prohibition on the Marketing of Credit Cards.

§  6437.  Prohibition  on  the marketing of credit cards. Each college   shall prohibit the advertising, marketing, or  merchandising  of  credit   cards  on  college  campuses to students, except pursuant to an official   college credit card marketing policy. An official  college  credit  card   marketing policy may include:1. registration of on-campus credit card marketers;2. limiting credit card marketers to specific dates and specific areas   of the campus as designated by the college;3.  prohibiting credit card marketers from offering gifts to a student   in exchange for completing a credit card application; and4. informing students about good credit management  practices  through   programs  which  may include workshops, seminars, discussion groups, and   film presentations.
NY Educ L § 6438 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EDN - Education Title 7 - State and City Colleges and Institutions-Cornell University Article 129-A - Regulation by Colleges of Conduct on Campuses and Other College Property Used for Educational Purposes 6438 - Notification of Fire Safety Standards and Measures in All College-Owned or College-Operated Housing.

§  6438.  Notification  of  fire  safety standards and measures in all   college-owned or college-operated housing. Each  college  shall  provide   written   notification   to   students   residing  in  college-owned  or   college-operated housing with regard to a description  of  such  housing   facility's  fire  safety  system, including whether the housing is or is   not equipped with a sprinkler system. Each college shall also  indicate,   within  such  written notification, how to access the campus fire safety   report on student housing as required under Title 20 of  the  U.S.  Code   Section  1092(i).  For  the purposes of this section, "sprinkler system"   shall have the same meaning as in section one  hundred  fifty-five-a  of   the executive law.
NY Educ L § 6439 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EDN - Education Title 7 - State and City Colleges and Institutions-Cornell University Article 129-B - Implementation by Colleges and Universities of Sexual Assault, Dating Violence, Domestic Violence and Stalking Prevention and Response Policies and Procedures 6439 - Definitions.

§ 6439. Definitions. As used in this article, the following terms have   the following meanings:1. "Institution" shall mean any college or university chartered by the   regents or incorporated by special act of the legislature that maintains   a campus in New York.2.  "Title  IX Coordinator" shall mean the Title IX Coordinator and/or   his or her designee or designees.3. "Bystander" shall mean a person who  observes  a  crime,  impending   crime,  conflict,  potentially  violent  or violent behavior, or conduct   that is in violation of rules or policies of an institution.4. "Code of conduct" shall mean the written  policies  adopted  by  an   institution  governing  student  behavior,  rights, and responsibilities   while such student is matriculated in the institution.5. "Confidentiality" may be  offered  by  an  individual  who  is  not   required  by  law  to  report known incidents of sexual assault or other   crimes to institution officials, in a manner consistent with  state  and   federal  law,  including  but  not  limited  to 20 U.S.C. 1092(f) and 20   U.S.C.  1681(a). Licensed mental health  counselors,  medical  providers   and  pastoral  counselors  are examples of institution employees who may   offer confidentiality.6. "Privacy" may be offered by an individual when such  individual  is   unable  to  offer  confidentiality  under  the  law  but shall still not   disclose information learned from a reporting individual or bystander to   a crime or incident more than necessary to comply with  this  and  other   applicable  laws, including informing appropriate institution officials.   Institutions may  substitute  another  relevant  term  having  the  same   meaning, as appropriate to the policies of the institution.7.  "Accused"  shall  mean a person accused of a violation who has not   yet entered an institution's judicial or conduct process.8. "Respondent" shall mean a person accused of  a  violation  who  has   entered an institution's judicial or conduct process.9.  "Reporting individual" shall encompass the terms victim, survivor,   complainant, claimant, witness with victim status, and  any  other  term   used  by  an  institution  to reference an individual who brings forth a   report of a violation.10. "Sexual activity" shall have the same meaning as "sexual act"  and   "sexual contact" as provided in 18 U.S.C. 2246(2) and 18 U.S.C. 2246(3).11.  "Domestic  violence",  "dating  violence", "stalking" and "sexual   assault" shall be defined by each institution in its code of conduct  in   a manner consistent with applicable federal definitions.
NY Educ L § 6441 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EDN - Education Title 7 - State and City Colleges and Institutions-Cornell University Article 129-B - Implementation by Colleges and Universities of Sexual Assault, Dating Violence, Domestic Violence and Stalking Prevention and Response Policies and Procedures 6441 - Affirmative Consent to Sexual Activity.

§  6441.  Affirmative consent to sexual activity. 1. Every institution   shall adopt the following definition of affirmative consent as  part  of   its  code  of conduct: "Affirmative consent is a knowing, voluntary, and   mutual decision among all participants to  engage  in  sexual  activity.   Consent  can  be  given  by  words or actions, as long as those words or   actions create clear permission regarding willingness to engage  in  the   sexual  activity.  Silence or lack of resistance, in and of itself, does   not demonstrate consent. The definition of consent does not  vary  based   upon a participant's sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, or gender   expression."2.  Each  institution's  code  of  conduct shall reflect the following   principles as guidance for the institution's community:a. Consent to any sexual  act  or  prior  consensual  sexual  activity   between or with any party does not necessarily constitute consent to any   other sexual act.b. Consent is required regardless of whether the person initiating the   act is under the influence of drugs and/or alcohol.c. Consent may be initially given but withdrawn at any time.d.  Consent  cannot  be  given  when  a person is incapacitated, which   occurs when an individual lacks  the  ability  to  knowingly  choose  to   participate in sexual activity. Incapacitation may be caused by the lack   of  consciousness or being asleep, being involuntarily restrained, or if   an individual otherwise cannot  consent.  Depending  on  the  degree  of   intoxication,  someone  who is under the influence of alcohol, drugs, or   other intoxicants may be incapacitated and therefore unable to consent.e. Consent cannot be given when it is  the  result  of  any  coercion,   intimidation, force, or threat of harm.f.  When  consent  is  withdrawn  or  can  no  longer be given, sexual   activity must stop.