educational opportunities and accountability while also reducing the likelihood of prohibited conduct in the future.
A person who has matriculated and financially enrolled in any class or program of instruction or training offered by KSU, at any level.
The chief judicial officer for student conduct. The Student Conduct Officer is responsible for implementing the Code and the student judicial system.
The senior administrator who serves as the appellate judicial officer for cases heard by the Student Conduct Officer. The Vice Provost may exercise the authority of the chief judicial officer in the absence or recusal of the Student Conduct Officer.
The following constitute violations of the Code:
Assisting with, inciting, or failing to report violations of the Code or any other KSU policies and regulations.
It is a violation to:
Possess or consume alcohol on KSU-owned or controlled property, or while participating in KSU-related activities, including student teaching, internships, and class trips, unless KSU administration grants an exception in writing for a particular event, course, or activity.
Distribute alcohol to others on KSU-owned or controlled property, or while participating in KSU-related activities, unless KSU administration grants an exception in writing for a particular event, course, or activity.
Possess alcohol-related paraphernalia (e.g., kegs, empty beer bottles, beer bongs, etc.) on KSU-owned or controlled property, or while participating in KSU-related activities, unless KSU administration grants an exception in writing for a particular event, course, or activity.
Exhibit behavior while under the influence of alcohol that constitutes a nuisance to others in the vicinity or that endangers oneself, others, or property. Note: Nothing in the foregoing passage shall be construed as preventing students from participating in any course or activities relating to the Fermentation and Distillation certificate program or any other similar programs.
Intentionally causing, or attempting to cause, physical injury to another person. Students can be disciplined for violations that occur on campus or during KSU-related events and activities and for violations that occur off campus. Off-campus violations can result in student discipline when: