Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3356 - Youngstown State University › Chapter 3356-7 - University Employees and Benefits › Section 3356-7-45 - Persona non grata status for campus visitors

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A)
								Policy statement.
			 Pursuant to section
			 3345.21
			 of the Revised Code and in order to pursue its educational objectives and
			 programs in an orderly manner, the board of trustees of Youngstown state
			 university (university) is authorized to regulate the conduct of visitors to
			 university owned or controlled property and to university programs and
			 activities.
(B)
								Purpose. To identity visitors whose presence on the
			 university campus or at university programs or activities may be detrimental to
			 the university community and to provide a mechanism to limit the access of such
			 visitors to university owned or controlled property and to university programs
			 and activities.
(C)
								Scope. This policy applies to visitors who are accused
			 of demonstrating behavior detrimental to the university community.
This policy does not apply to
				university students or to university employees acting within the scope of their
				employment. When doubt exists as to a person's status as a student, the person
				may be charged under this policy and then later referred to student conduct if
				determined to be a student.
(D)
								Definitions for
			 purposes of this rule.
(1)
									"Employee" - any person on active employment status
			 with the university.
(2)
									"Student" - any person currently enrolled in or
			 registered for a future term at the university either for credit or noncredit
			 classes.
(3)
									"Visitor" - any person who is not a student or an
			 employee acting within the scope of their employment. A visitor includes, but
			 is not limited to:
(a)
										A person who had been enrolled at the university but
			 who has graduated or transferred.
(b)
										A person who has
			 been admitted to the university but is not currently enrolled.
(c)
										A former employee
			 no longer on active employment status with the university.
(4)
									"Persona non grata" - a visitor whose behavior has been
			 determined to be detrimental to the university community and who is no longer
			 permitted to be present on university owned or controlled property or to have
			 access to university services, activities, or events.
(5)
									Behavior
			 detrimental to the university community includes, but is not limited to:
(a)
										Disruption of
			 university processes, services, or programs.
(b)
										Actions which
			 result in offenses against persons or property, including the use of university
			 facilities, in a manner inconsistent with the facility's
			 purpose.
(c)
										Threats or other behaviors that pose a risk to the
			 safety of the university community.
(d)
										Violation of a
			 previous order or directive given by a court of law, a university official, the
			 university police or other law enforcement agency or officer, or a court of law
			 acting in performance of their duties.
(e)
										A continuing
			 violation of university policies, rules, or regulations after notice of the
			 policies, rules, or regulations has been given.
(f)
										Misrepresentations of self or providing other false or
			 misleading information to a university office or official.