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Washington Administrative Code › Title 172 - Eastern Washington University › Chapter 172-65 - Use of alcoholic beverages by students twenty-one years and older in residence halls and other student housing at Eastern Washington University › Section 172-65-080 - Reports of violations required (Repealed)

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Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				     28B.35.120(12). 92-09-103,
				  §
										172-65-080, filed 4/20/92,
				  effective 5/21/92; Order 71-1, §
										172-65-080, filed
				  11/26/71.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 172 - Eastern Washington University › Chapter 172-65 - Use of alcoholic beverages by students twenty-one years and older in residence halls and other student housing at Eastern Washington University › Section 172-65-090 - Organizations responsible for conduct (Repealed)

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Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				     28B.35.120(12). 92-09-103,
				  §
										172-65-090, filed 4/20/92,
				  effective 5/21/92; Order 71-1, §
										172-65-090, filed
				  11/26/71.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 172 - Eastern Washington University › Chapter 172-90 - Student academic integrity › Section 172-90-010 - General

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These rules establish standards for student academic integrity
				at Eastern Washington University (EWU). EWU expects the highest standards of
				academic integrity of its students.
Academic integrity is the responsibility of both students and
				instructors. The university supports the instructor in setting and maintaining
				standards of academic integrity. Academic integrity is the foundation of a fair
				and supportive learning environment for all students. Personal responsibility
				for academic performance is essential for equitable assessment of student
				accomplishments. Charges of violations of academic integrity are reviewed
				through a process that allows for student learning and impartial review.
These rules apply to all EWU instructors, staff, and students
				admitted to the university, including conditional or probationary admittance,
				and to all departments and programs, in all locations, including online. These
				rules provide procedures for resolving alleged violations by students. All
				academic integrity proceedings are brief ad-judicative proceedings and shall be
				conducted in an informal manner. If the potential sanction for a violation of
				this policy is a suspension or expulsion, the academic integrity board will
				refer the matter for a full adjudicative proceeding under the Student conduct
				code, chapter 172-121 WAC, as detailed below in WAC
				172-90-100
				and
				172-90-160.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 172 - Eastern Washington University › Chapter 172-90 - Student academic integrity › Section 172-90-020 - Responsibilities

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(1) Associate vice
			 president for academic policy (AVP): The AVP is primarily responsible for the
			 university academic integrity program. The AVP or designee shall:
(a) Oversee the academic integrity
			 program;
(b) Maintain a system for
			 academic integrity reporting and re-cordkeeping;
(c) Serve as the final authority in
			 administering the academic integrity program;
(d) Maintain all academic integrity records
			 per Washington state records retention standards;
(e) Coordinate academic integrity training
			 for instructors and students, as needed or requested; and
(f) Develop and/or facilitate development of
			 academic integrity program support resources, including guides, procedures, web
			 presence, training materials, presentations, and similar resources.
Throughout this chapter and unless otherwise stated, the term
				"AVP," shall mean the AVP who is handling the academic integrity case or their
				designee.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 172 - Eastern Washington University › Chapter 172-90 - Student academic integrity › Section 172-90-030 - Standard of proof

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The standard of proof for cases of academic integrity
				violations is a preponderance of the evidence which is satisfied when the
				evidence indicates that it is more likely than not that the accused person
				actually committed the violation.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 172 - Eastern Washington University › Chapter 172-90 - Student academic integrity › Section 172-90-040 - Privacy

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Individual information in academic integrity matters is
				protected under the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA). The
				protection and release of such information shall be as provided for in chapter
				172-191 WAC, Student Education Records.
Reviser's note:
The above new section was filed
				  by the agency as WAC 172-090-040. This section is placed among sections forming
				  new chapter 172-90 WAC, and therefore should be numbered WAC
				  172-90-040. Pursuant to the
				  requirements of
				  RCW
				     34.08.040, the section is published in the
				  same form as filed by the agency.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 172 - Eastern Washington University › Chapter 172-90 - Student academic integrity › Section 172-90-050 - Course drop/withdrawal suspended

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A student officially notified of charges of a violation of
				academic integrity may not drop or withdraw from the course while the matter is
				pending. Any attempt to drop or withdraw from a course under these
				circumstances will be considered a separate violation of these rules, unless
				the student is withdrawing for medical or military reasons, or other
				exceptional circumstances, as provided for in the university's registration
				policies.
If the student is found not responsible for violating academic
				integrity standards, the student will be permitted to withdraw from the course
				with a grade of "W" and with no financial penalty, regardless of the deadline
				for official withdrawal.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 172 - Eastern Washington University › Chapter 172-90 - Student academic integrity › Section 172-90-060 - Continuation in course

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A student is expected to continue to attend and perform all
				expected course work within a course (take tests, submit papers, participate in
				discussions, and labs, etc.) while a charge of a violation of academic
				integrity is under review, even if the instructor's recommendation is a failing
				grade in the course, suspension or expulsion. Full status as an enrollee in a
				course is expected to continue until a final sanction is imposed. A student may
				not continue to attend any course in which a final sanction of a failing grade,
				suspension, or expulsion has been imposed.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 172 - Eastern Washington University › Chapter 172-90 - Student academic integrity › Section 172-90-070 - Pending cases at end of term

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If a case cannot be resolved prior to the date that final
				grades must be reported, the instructor will assign a grade of "N." Upon
				resolution of the academic integrity process, the N grade will be modified
				accordingly.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 172 - Eastern Washington University › Chapter 172-90 - Student academic integrity › Section 172-90-100 - Violations and sanctions

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(1)
Violations:
Violations of academic integrity involve the use or
			 attempted use of any method or technique enabling a student to misrepresent the
			 quality or integrity of any of his or her work. Violations of academic
			 integrity include, but are not limited to:
(a)
			 Plagiarism: Representing the work of another as one's own work;
(b) Preparing work for another that is to be
			 used as that person's own work;
(c)
			 Cheating by any method or means;
(d) Knowingly and willfully falsifying or
			 manufacturing scientific or educational data and representing the same to be
			 the result of scientific or scholarly experiment or research; or
(e) Knowingly furnishing false information to
			 a university official relative to academic matters.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 172 - Eastern Washington University › Chapter 172-90 - Student academic integrity › Section 172-90-140 - Summary process

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(1)
Initiation:
The summary process may be initiated when:
(a) The instructor and student both agree to
			 the summary process;
(b) The AVP
			 agrees that the summary process is appropriate to the circumstances;
(c) The student has no prior violations of
			 academic integrity; and
(d) The
			 alleged behavior would most likely not warrant a sanction of suspension or
			 expulsion.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 172 - Eastern Washington University › Chapter 172-90 - Student academic integrity › Section 172-90-160 - Academic integrity board review process

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(1)
Initiation:
The AIB review
			 process will be initiated when:
(a) The
			 instructor or student requests AIB review;
(b) The instructor refers the matter to the
			 AIB because the instructor and student could not agree to a conference
			 date/time or did not reach an agreement during a conference; or
(c) The AVP determines that the AIB review
			 process is appropriate to the circumstances.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 172 - Eastern Washington University › Chapter 172-90 - Student academic integrity › Section 172-90-180 - Administration

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After the resolution process, the AVP will coordinate sanctions
				and administrative actions, including:
(1) Notifying the parties of the results in
			 writing;
(2) Creating or updating
			 the student's academic disciplinary record;
(3) Updating academic integrity reporting and
			 record-keeping systems;
(4)
			 Coordinating sanctioning; and
(5)
			 Referring cases to the student disciplinary council as needed.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 172 - Eastern Washington University › Chapter 172-90 - Student academic integrity › Section 172-90-200 - Failing grade

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A sanction of a failing course grade is recorded on the
				transcript as an "XF" and indicates a failure of the course due to violation of
				academic integrity standards. An XF is counted as a 0.0 for purposes of grade
				point average calculation.
(1) To
			 petition to have an XF grade changed to an "F" (0.0), a student must submit a
			 written request to the AVP. Requests will generally not be considered unless
			 the following conditions are met:
(a) At least
			 one year has passed since the XF grade was entered;
(b) The student has had no other violations
			 of academic integrity standards since the XF;
(c) The student has successfully completed a
			 university sponsored noncredit seminar on academic integrity; or, for a person
			 no longer enrolled at the university, an equivalent educational activity as
			 determined by the AIB; and
(d) The
			 student has not had any other XF grades converted while attending the
			 university.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 172 - Eastern Washington University › Chapter 172-100 - Traffic and parking rules › Section 172-100-010 - Purpose

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These rules govern pedestrian, bicycle, and motor vehicle
				traffic and parking at Eastern Washington University (EWU). The purpose of
				these rules is to facilitate campus safety and access. Specifically, these
				rules are intended to:
(1) Control
			 parking on campus and in off-campus parking lots that are owned or leased by
			 the university;
(2) Assure access
			 at all times for emergency equipment;
(3) Expedite EWU business, protect state
			 property, and provide maximum safety and convenience;
(4) Provide funds to obtain and maintain
			 suitable campus parking and traffic facilities;
(5) Regulate motor vehicles and minimize
			 traffic disturbances on campus; and
(6) Protect pedestrians and
			 bicyclists.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 172 - Eastern Washington University › Chapter 172-100 - Traffic and parking rules › Section 172-100-020 - Applicability

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(1) All rules in
			 this chapter and all motor vehicle and traffic laws of the state of Washington
			 apply on campus.
(2) The traffic
			 code of the city of Cheney applies on city streets located on campus.
(3) The traffic and parking rules are
			 effective at all times.
(4) It is
			 the responsibility of all individuals who operate bicycles or motor vehicles on
			 campus to read and fully understand these rules. A lack of knowledge of these
			 rules will not constitute a defense for violation of these rules nor will it
			 limit a violator's responsibility for any citations.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 172 - Eastern Washington University › Chapter 172-100 - Traffic and parking rules › Section 172-100-030 - Liability of university

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The university assumes no liability for bicycles or motor
				vehicles or their contents when such bicycles or motor vehicles are on campus.
				The university offers parking permits to those desiring to park on campus. The
				university uses license plate recognition technology to manage parking. A
				parking permit licenses the holder (licensee) to park one motor vehicle in the
				lot for which the owner purchased a parking permit as long as the license plate
				number for the vehicle matches the license plate number on file with parking
				services. The university is not responsible for fire, theft, damage, or loss of
				any bicycle, motor vehicle, or any article left in such vehicle. A parking
				permit is a license to park and no bailment is created.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 172 - Eastern Washington University › Chapter 172-100 - Traffic and parking rules › Section 172-100-040 - Authorities

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(1) The board of
			 trustees of EWU is granted statutory authority under
			 RCW
			    28B.10.560 to establish rules to govern
			 pedestrian and vehicular traffic and parking on the campus of the
			 university.
(2) The officers of the
			 EWU police department are fully commissioned peace officers of the state of
			 Washington and have police powers as are vested in sheriffs and peace officers
			 generally under the laws of the state of Washington.
(3) Designated employees of EWU parking
			 services have authority to enforce traffic and parking rules on the campuses
			 and property of Eastern Washington University. All actions and decisions of
			 parking services personnel in the enforcement of traffic and parking rules are
			 subject to administrative review and approval.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 172 - Eastern Washington University › Chapter 172-100 - Traffic and parking rules › Section 172-100-100 - General traffic and vehicle rules

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(1) Bicycle riders and motor vehicle
			 operators shall operate such equipment in a careful and prudent manner at all
			 times and must comply with posted speed limits.
(2) Bicycle riders and motor vehicle
			 operators shall obey all regulatory signs and comply with directions given by
			 parking services personnel and public safety officers and their
			 designees.
(3) Bicycle riders and
			 motor vehicle operators shall yield the right of way to pedestrians. This
			 includes, but is not limited to, yielding to pedestrians crossing streets,
			 roadways, and parking areas within the campus. Riders and drivers shall also
			 yield to pedestrians at intersections, clearly marked crosswalks, or city
			 streets on campus.
(4) Vehicles on
			 university property must be kept in operating condition, except those at the
			 automotive repair shop. Vehicle repairs or maintenance are prohibited on campus
			 unless preauthorized by parking services.
(5) Bicycles may be operated any place where
			 motor vehicles are permitted. Bicycles may also be operated on university
			 walkways, so long as the bicycle is operated in a safe manner and does not
			 interfere with pedestrian traffic or other campus activities.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 172 - Eastern Washington University › Chapter 172-100 - Traffic and parking rules › Section 172-100-120 - Parking rules

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(1) Emergency
			 access areas: Parking is prohibited in:
(a)
			 Emergency access areas;
(b) Fire
			 lanes;
(c) Within 15 feet of a fire
			 hydrant.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 172 - Eastern Washington University › Chapter 172-100 - Traffic and parking rules › Section 172-100-130 - Citations and fines

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Any violation of these rules is subject to citation. Each
				offense may result in a separate citation.
(1) Payment: Citation fines must be paid to
			 EWU parking services and may be paid in person, online, by mail, or by
			 phone.
(2) Amounts:
(a) Citations: When a citation is issued,
			 fines are determined in accordance with a fine schedule. The fine schedule is
			 approved by the vice president for business and finance.
(b) Adjustments: When mitigating
			 circumstances exist, authorized parking services personnel may reduce or
			 dismiss fines.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 172 - Eastern Washington University › Chapter 172-100 - Traffic and parking rules › Section 172-100-140 - Immobilization and impoundment of motor vehicles and bicycles

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(1) The vice president for business and
			 finance or designee may order the immobilization, impoundment and storage of
			 any vehicle:
(a) That is parked, in violation
			 of these rules:
(i) In an emergency access
			 area, no parking area, or restricted parking area;
(ii) In a loading zone or service drive or
			 area without a department permit as noted in WAC
			 172-100-230;
(iii) In a parking space designated for
			 another person or vehicle; or
(iv)
			 In a disabled parking space;
Washington Administrative Code › Title 172 - Eastern Washington University › Chapter 172-100 - Traffic and parking rules › Section 172-100-150 - Electric vehicle charging stations

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(1) These rules govern the use of electric
			 vehicle charging stations (EVCSs) that are located on parking lots or at
			 metered parking spaces which are owned and/or operated by Eastern Washington
			 University (EWU). All EVCSs will be clearly marked by signs and green pavement
			 markings as required by
			 RCW
			    46.08.185.
(2) General rules:
(a) Vehicles parked in an EVCS must be in
			 compliance with all other parking rules for that parking area as described in
			 chapter 172-100 WAC.
(b) Vehicles
			 must be actively charging while parked in an EVCS. Per
			 RCW
			    46.08.185, a monetary penalty will be
			 assessed to any vehicle parked in an EVCS on public or private property if the
			 vehicle is not connected to the charging equipment.
(c) There is no additional charge to plug
			 into an EVCS.
(d) Permit required
			 EVCS: A vehicle that is parked in an EVCS located in a nonmetered space on a
			 permit-required parking lot:
(i) Must have a
			 valid parking permit for any campus lot; and
(ii) Is limited to four hours per day of
			 parking in the EVCS during designated days/times in which a parking permit is
			 required.
(e) Metered
			 EVCS: A person using an EVCS located at a metered-parking space:
(i) Must pay the required parking meter fee;
			 and
(ii) Is limited to four hours
			 per day of parking in the EVCS during posted days/times of operation.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 172 - Eastern Washington University › Chapter 172-100 - Traffic and parking rules › Section 172-100-200 - Parking permits-Issuance and responsibility

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(1) Parking permits may be obtained through
			 parking services. Permits are issued upon payment of established fees, subject
			 to availability. Permits may not be transferred, assigned, or sold.
(2) Prorated refunds: Refunds of parking
			 permit fees will be issued according to parking office guidelines.
(3) The university reserves the right to
			 refuse parking privileges to anyone who has:
(a) Had a permit revoked;
(b) Falsified a parking application or
			 registration;
(c) Counterfeited or
			 altered an area designator or permit;
(d) Failed to pay outstanding traffic or
			 parking citations;
(e) Possessed or
			 used a lost, altered, or stolen parking permit;
(f) Been given notice of trespass from
			 campus;
(g) Failed to comply with
			 parking services directions; or
(h)
			 Damaged university property while driving or parking on
			 campus.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 172 - Eastern Washington University › Chapter 172-100 - Traffic and parking rules › Section 172-100-210 - Parking permits-Limitations on use

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Parking permits entitle users to park in specific campus
				parking lots during specific dates and times.
(1) All campus parking lots that require a
			 parking permit have designated times during which a permit is
			 required.
(2) Parking permits do
			 not entitle permit holders to any parking right or privilege beyond the dates
			 and times specifically designated for the campus parking lot(s) for which they
			 hold a permit.
(3) During special
			 events, parking services personnel may modify existing parking rules for any
			 campus parking lot. Special event parking modifications include, but are not
			 limited to:
(a) Designating a lot as free
			 parking;
(b) Designating a lot as
			 paid parking and charging users a fee for parking, including those holding a
			 regular permit for the lot; or
(c)
			 Closing a parking lot.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 172 - Eastern Washington University › Chapter 172-100 - Traffic and parking rules › Section 172-100-220 - Parking permits for permit-required lots

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(1) Standard permits: The university issues
			 standard parking permits using license plate recognition technology. The permit
			 is connected to any vehicle containing the license plate number identified by
			 the owner at the time the permit is purchased. A permit may be attached to many
			 license plate numbers on file, but only one vehicle attached to the permit is
			 allowed on campus at a time during enforcement hours. Priority for issuance of
			 standard permits will be given to university employees and students.
(2) EWU disabled parking permits: These
			 permits are issued to university employees and students who are authorized to
			 park in disabled parking areas and possess a current, state issued, disabled
			 parking placard, license plate, and/or year tab.
(3) Retiree permits: Individuals who have
			 retired from EWU are entitled to a retiree parking permit at an annual
			 discounted price based on space availability. Retiree permits entitle retirees
			 access to parking in designated areas while attending retiree functions
			 sponsored by the university. Retiree permits are subject to the following:
(a) Retiree permits may not be used to park
			 in residence hall lots.
(b) Retiree
			 permits do not entitle the retiree to free parking during special
			 events.
(c) Retiree permits may
			 only be used by the retiree.
(d)
			 Retiree permits may not be used by a retiree who is employed by the
			 university.
(e) If a retiree permit
			 is used in violation of the above conditions, the university may revoke the
			 retiree's permit.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 172 - Eastern Washington University › Chapter 172-100 - Traffic and parking rules › Section 172-100-230 - Parking permits for loading zones and service drives

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(1) Department permits: These permits are
			 issued to departments or units to facilitate the movement of equipment and
			 materials by allowing for limited parking in parking lots, service drives, and
			 loading/unloading zones. Department permits may not be used by persons for
			 their own benefit or convenience. They may only be used for official university
			 business. A regular permit is not required when a person uses a department
			 permit.
(a) Issuance and control. Department
			 permits are issued on an annual basis for temporary, short-term use, and must
			 be returned to the department after use. Permit use must be monitored and
			 controlled by a designated person.
(b) Restrictions. Department permits are not
			 valid at meters, reserved spaces, disabled parking spaces, fire lanes, safety
			 zones, yellow curbs or zones, "no parking" areas, or other areas not designated
			 for parking. Departments are assigned a primary lot and are limited to thirty
			 minutes parking in the primary lot.
(c) Loss. If a department permit is lost, the
			 department it is issued to must file a report with parking services. Parking
			 services will determine if a fee is assessed for the lost permit.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 172 - Eastern Washington University › Chapter 172-100 - Traffic and parking rules › Section 172-100-240 - Parking permits-Recall, suspension or revocation

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Parking permits are the property of the university and may be
				recalled, revoked, or suspended.
(1)
			 Recall: Parking permits may be recalled when the purpose for which the permit
			 was issued changes or no longer exists.
(2) Suspension/revocation: Parking permits
			 may be revoked or suspended in response to the following violations:
(a) Use of a permit on an unregistered
			 vehicle or by an unauthorized individual. The vehicle and/or permit holder may
			 also be cited.
(b) Falsification of
			 a parking permit application.
(c)
			 Continued violations of parking rules; or
(d) Counterfeiting or altering of parking
			 permits. The offender may also be cited.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 172 - Eastern Washington University › Chapter 172-108 - Adjudicative proceedings › Section 172-108-010 - Introduction

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Eastern Washington University conducts adjudicative
				proceedings as required by the Administrative Procedure Act,
				chapter
				34.05
				RCW.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				     28B.35.120(12). 92-09-100,
				  §
										172-108-010, filed 4/20/92,
				  effective 5/21/92.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 172 - Eastern Washington University › Chapter 172-108 - Adjudicative proceedings › Section 172-108-020 - Appointment of presiding officer

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The president of Eastern Washington University or an authorized
				designee shall have the power to appoint a presiding officer for formal and
				brief adjudicative proceedings. The term presiding officer shall mean one or
				more presiding officers as appointed by the president or authorized designee.
				Where more than one individual is designated to be the presiding officer, one
				person may be designated to make procedural decisions.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				     28B.35.120(12). 92-09-100,
				  §
										172-108-020, filed 4/20/92,
				  effective 5/21/92.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 172 - Eastern Washington University › Chapter 172-108 - Adjudicative proceedings › Section 172-108-030 - Method of recording and recording devices

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The presiding officer is responsible for maintaining a record
				of the proceedings which shall include all documents prepared for and used in
				the adjudicative proceeding. The university may record proceedings using a
				method determined by the presiding officer, among those available pursuant to
				the model rules of procedure in WAC
				10-08-170. No cameras or recording
				devices are allowed in those parts of proceedings which the presiding officer
				has determined closed pursuant to WAC
				172-108-060, except for the
				method of official recording selected by the institution.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				     28B.35.120(12). 92-09-100,
				  §
										172-108-030, filed 4/20/92,
				  effective 5/21/92.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 172 - Eastern Washington University › Chapter 172-108 - Adjudicative proceedings › Section 172-108-035 - Advising and representation of parties

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Parties to any brief adjudicative proceeding as designated in
				WAC 172-108-050, may be assisted by
				one advisor of their choice, subject to the following provisions:
(1) Any fees or expenses associated with the
			 services of an advisor are the responsibility of the person who employed the
			 advisor;
(2) The advisor may be an
			 attorney;
(3) Advisors may not
			 speak or participate directly in any proceeding; the person requesting an
			 adjudicative proceeding is responsible for presenting their own case but may
			 speak quietly with their advisor during such proceedings;
(4) If an attorney is used as an advisor, the
			 person using the attorney shall inform the presiding officer of their intent to
			 do so at least two business days prior to any adjudicative proceeding;
			 and
(5) The presiding officer shall
			 have the power to impose reasonable conditions upon participation of advisors
			 and representatives.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 172 - Eastern Washington University › Chapter 172-108 - Adjudicative proceedings › Section 172-108-040 - Formal adjudicative proceedings

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(1) Eastern Washington University utilizes a
			 formal adjudicative proceeding for certain student conduct proceedings as
			 identified in chapter 172-121 WAC and certain academic integrity code
			 proceedings as identified in chapter 172-90 WAC. The procedural rules for these
			 formal adjudicative proceedings are contained in the Student conduct code,
			 chapter 172-121 WAC, and the academic integrity code, chapter 172-90 WAC. In
			 all other cases, Eastern Washington University only utilizes formal
			 adjudicative proceedings when required by
			 RCW
			    34.05.413 through
			 34.05.476 or for
			 the adjudication of formal Title IX complaints against employees as set forth
			 in university policy.
(2) An
			 application for a formal adjudicative proceeding shall be in writing.
			 Application forms are available from: University Policy Administration; Eastern
			 Washington University; Tawanka 211, Cheney, WA 99004-2496. Written application
			 for a formal adjudicative proceeding in response to the institution's action
			 must be submitted to the above address within twenty-one calendar days of the
			 action, unless otherwise provided by statute or rule.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				     28B.35.120(12). 92-09-100,
				  §
										172-108-040, filed 4/20/92,
				  effective 5/21/92.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 172 - Eastern Washington University › Chapter 172-108 - Adjudicative proceedings › Section 172-108-060 - Brief adjudicative proceedings closed

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Brief adjudicative proceedings shall be closed to the public
				unless the Open Public Meetings Act,
				chapter
				42.30 RCW, requires
				otherwise. If the act requires an open proceeding, then a party may apply to
				the presiding officer for a protective order to close part of the proceeding.
				The party making the request should state the reasons for making the
				application to the presiding officer. If the other party opposes the request, a
				written response to the request shall be made within ten days of the request to
				the presiding officer. The presiding officer shall determine which, if any,
				parts of the proceeding shall be closed, and state the reasons therefor in
				writing within twenty days of receiving the request. No cameras or recording
				devices, other than the official recording method, shall be allowed in
				proceedings or parts of proceedings which have been closed.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				     28B.35.120(12). 92-09-100,
				  §
										172-108-060, filed 4/20/92,
				  effective 5/21/92.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 172 - Eastern Washington University › Chapter 172-108 - Adjudicative proceedings › Section 172-108-080 - Petitions for stay of effectiveness (Repealed)

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Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				     28B.35.120(12). 92-09-100,
				  §
										172-108-080, filed 4/20/92,
				  effective 5/21/92.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 172 - Eastern Washington University › Chapter 172-108 - Adjudicative proceedings › Section 172-108-090 - Adoption of model rules of procedure (Repealed)

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Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				     28B.35.120(12). 92-09-100,
				  §
										172-108-090, filed 4/20/92,
				  effective 5/21/92.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 172 - Eastern Washington University › Chapter 172-110 - Notice of outstanding financial obligation › Section 172-110-010 - Scope

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These rules govern the use of drones and model
				aircraft:
(1) by university employees
			 and students operating a drone or model aircraft in any location as part of
			 their university employment or as part of university activities; and,
(2) the operation by any person of a drone or
			 model aircraft on or above Eastern Washington University property.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 172 - Eastern Washington University › Chapter 172-110 - Notice of outstanding financial obligation › Section 172-110-020 - University approval required

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The operation of drones and model aircraft is regulated by the
				Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and relevant state law. Eastern
				Washington University is committed to ensuring compliance with those legal
				standards and reducing risks to safety, security and privacy. The use of any
				drone or model aircraft either on or above university property or by a
				university employee or student during a university activity is prohibited,
				unless prior authorization for such use is obtained from the Director of Public
				Safety in accordance with this chapter.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 172 - Eastern Washington University › Chapter 172-110 - Notice of outstanding financial obligation › Section 172-110-030 - Definitions

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Throughout this chapter, the following definitions shall
				apply:
(1) 'Eastern Washington
			 University Property' includes all buildings, grounds, and land that are owned,
			 leased, occupied, and/or operated by Eastern Washington University.
(2) 'Director' means the Eastern Washington
			 University Director of Public Safety or designee.
(3) 'Drones' refers to all types of Unmanned
			 Aircraft Systems (UAS) as defined by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)
			 and includes any aircraft that is operated without the possibility of direct
			 human intervention from within or on the aircraft and associated
			 elements.
(4) 'Model Aircraft'
			 refers to Unmanned Aircraft Systems that are used solely for hobby and/or
			 recreational purposes. A model aircraft is capable of sustained flight and must
			 be flown within the visual line of sight of the person operating the
			 aircraft.
(5) 'Navigable Airspace'
			 means the airspace of the United States above the minimum altitudes of flight
			 prescribed by the regulations of the FAA, including airspace needed to ensure
			 safety in the takeoff and landing of aircraft.
(6) Commercial Purpose means the
			 transportation of persons or property or other use of drones for compensation
			 or hire.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 172 - Eastern Washington University › Chapter 172-110 - Notice of outstanding financial obligation › Section 172-110-040 - University use of drones

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The university, in carrying out its educational, research, and
				service missions, may make use of drones when granted authorization to do so by
				the FAA.
A university employee or student who wishes to operate a drone
				as part of their university employment or an official university activity must
				contact the Director. Any use must be approved in advance by the Director. The
				Director will ensure the use complies with FAA regulations and university
				policy. The Director, in conjunction with the requestor, will submit any
				necessary requests for authorization to the FAA.
Any university employee, student, or unit purchasing a UAS (or
				the parts to assemble a UAS) with university funds or funds being disbursed
				through a university account, or grant funds, must contact the Director to
				pursue needed approval(s).
Any use or work on UAS technology by university employees and
				students must comply with the International Traffic in Arms Regulations, Export
				Administration Regulations, and Office of Foreign Asset Control
				regulations.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 172 - Eastern Washington University › Chapter 172-110 - Notice of outstanding financial obligation › Section 172-110-050 - Non-university use of drones

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Anyone planning to use a drone on or above Eastern Washington
				University property for a non-university purpose shall:
(1) obtain approval from the
			 Director;
(2) provide proof of FAA
			 approval;
(3) enter into a contract
			 which holds the university harmless from any resultant claims or harm to
			 individuals and damage to university property; and,
(4) provide proof of insurance as required by
			 the Director.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 172 - Eastern Washington University › Chapter 172-110 - Notice of outstanding financial obligation › Section 172-110-060 - Use of model aircraft

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Use of model aircraft on or above Eastern Washington
				University property requires the advance approval of the Director and is
				subject to the following restrictions:
(1) Model aircraft must be kept within visual
			 sightline of the operator at all times;
(2) Model aircraft must weigh under 55 pounds
			 unless certified by an aeromodeling community-based organization;
			 and,
(3) Model aircraft must be
			 flown a sufficient distance from populated areas.
Use of a drone for university purposes, including research and
				instruction, does not fall within this section and must comply with WAC
				172-110-040.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 172 - Eastern Washington University › Chapter 172-110 - Notice of outstanding financial obligation › Section 172-110-070 - Prohibited locations for use of drones and model aircraft

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The use of drones and model aircraft is prohibited in areas
				where there is a reasonable expectation of privacy in accordance with accepted
				social norms. These areas include, but are not limited to, restrooms, locker
				rooms, in and around residential buildings or facilities, individual
				residential rooms, changing or dressing rooms, health treatment rooms, campus
				daycare facilities, and university offices and work areas. Drones and model
				aircraft may not be used to monitor or record institutional or personal
				information which may be found, for example, on computer or other electronic
				displays.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 172 - Eastern Washington University › Chapter 172-110 - Notice of outstanding financial obligation › Section 172-110-080 - Director of public safety

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(1) The
			 Director of Public Safety shall ensure that the use of drones and model
			 aircraft subject to these rules is in compliance with applicable federal and
			 state laws.
(2) The Director shall
			 consider ethical issues related to a proposed use of drones or model aircraft
			 prior to approving such use.
(3)
			 The Director shall keep the Vice President for Business and Finance informed of
			 any use of drones or model aircraft under these rules.
(4) In responding to a proposed use of a
			 drone or model aircraft, the Director may approve the use as proposed, may
			 require modification of the proposal, or may deny the proposal.
(5) that he/she determines constitutes a
			 commercial use or is otherwise not authorized under federal, state, or local
			 laws or regulations.
(6) If the
			 Director denies a proposed use, the denial may be appealed, in writing, to the
			 Vice President for Business and Finance.
(7) The Director shall provide ongoing review
			 of approved drone and model aircraft use.
(8) With the approval of the Vice President
			 for Business and Finance, the Director may develop procedures for implementing
			 these rules.
(9) The Director may
			 suspend or terminate any use of drones or model aircraft deemed inconsistent
			 with previously approved use, and/or the requirements of federal, state, or
			 local regulations.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 172 - Eastern Washington University › Chapter 172-110 - Notice of outstanding financial obligation › Section 172-110-090 - Violations

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The university may trespass or pursue other Legal action
				against persons who violate this chapter.
Damages resulting from the use of drones or model aircraft
				shall be the responsibility of the persons or units involved.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 172 - Eastern Washington University › Chapter 172-115 - PET CONTROL › Section 172-115-010 - Definitions

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(1) "Owner" means
			 any person having control, custody, or possession of a pet.
(2) "Pet" includes all nonhuman mammals,
			 birds, reptiles, and amphibians. Pet does not include service or working
			 animals.
(3) "Service animal" means
			 an animal that is trained for the purpose of assisting or accommodating a
			 person's sensory, mental, or physical disability, as defined by applicable
			 state and/or federal laws.
(4)
			 "University property" means property that the university owns, operates,
			 leases, rents, or otherwise controls.
(5) "Working animal" means an animal that is
			 trained for specific tasks and under the control of police, security or
			 emergency personnel, or of a university employee. Examples of working animals
			 include, but are not limited to, patrol, rescue, or sentry dogs.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 172 - Eastern Washington University › Chapter 172-115 - PET CONTROL › Section 172-115-020 - Compliance with local regulations

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Title 7 of the
				municipal code of the city of Cheney, Washington, relating to animal control
				applies to university property within the city of Cheney, Washington. Relevant
				state, county, and municipal laws relating to animal control shall apply to all
				university property outside the city of Cheney, Washington.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 172 - Eastern Washington University › Chapter 172-115 - PET CONTROL › Section 172-115-030 - Pets on campus

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Pets are permitted on university property only when their
				presence complies with all of the following requirements:
(1) All pets brought onto university property
			 must be licensed and leashed as required by local ordinances and/or state
			 law.
(2) Pets are not permitted
			 inside university buildings, except pets may be permitted in housing facilities
			 when the pet's presence fully complies with all applicable housing agreements
			 and policies or when required by state or federal law.
(3) Owners shall maintain direct and
			 continuous control of any pet brought onto university property. Owners shall
			 not permit any pet to run at large on university property. Pets that are
			 tethered in the owner's absence and not under the owner's direct control are
			 considered to be running at large.
(4) Owners shall not permit any pet to enter
			 any pond, fountain, or stream located on university property.
(5) Owners shall remove from university
			 property any pet that disturbs or disrupts university activities or
			 operations.
(6) Owners shall
			 immediately remove from university property any pet that exhibits behavior that
			 is threatening to people, other animals, or university property.
(7) Owners shall immediately cleanup and
			 properly dispose of any feces or vomit created by their pets.
(8) Further restrictions to pets may apply to
			 specific areas of university property, consistent with university policies
			 and/or state and federal laws including, but not limited to, food preparation
			 areas, animal research facilities, and biologically sensitive or hazardous
			 areas.
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(1)
			 Any pet found on university property in violation of the city of Cheney's
			 municipal code may be reported to city of Cheney authorities.
(2) Owners found in violation of any
			 provision of this chapter may be cited, banned from university property, or
			 otherwise disciplined by the university.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 172 - Eastern Washington University › Chapter 172-118 - Restrictions and regulations for recreational equipment › Section 172-118-010 - Purpose

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These rules govern the use of recreational equipment on
				Eastern Washington University's campus. The purpose of this chapter is to
				protect campus property from physical damage and unnecessary wear and to
				facilitate safety and access.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				     28B.35.120. 92-22-028, §
										172-118-010, filed 10/26/92,
				  effective 11/26/92; Order 72-12, §
										172-118-010, filed
				  9/20/72.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 172 - Eastern Washington University › Chapter 172-118 - Restrictions and regulations for recreational equipment › Section 172-118-020 - Definitions

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For the purposes of this chapter, recreational equipment
				includes, but is not limited to, skateboards, longboards, roller skates, inline
				skates, skate shoes, foot scooters, hoverboards/self-balancing scooters and
				similar equipment.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				     28B.35.120. 92-22-028, §
										172-118-020, filed 10/26/92,
				  effective 11/26/92; Order 72-12, §
										172-118-020, filed
				  9/20/72.