• Failure to produce identification when requested to do so by KSU officials or law enforcement officers acting in the performance of their duties
• Failure to abide by sanctions or interim measures
• Failure to abide by public or institutional health and/or safety mandates.

False Identification

Falsifying one's identity and/or the identifying information on KSU documents or records, producing fabricated identification, or failing to produce valid information when requested by KSU personnel.

Fire/Safety Hazards

It is a violation of KSU policies to create a fire or safety hazard, to abuse, misuse, or tamper with safety equipment, to transmit false fire alarms or warnings, or to assist or influence others in committing such offenses.

Fraud

Deceiving, tricking, or misrepresenting with the intent of defrauding or misleading another individual or KSU.

Harm to the Facilities That Support the Campus Community

This type of misconduct occurs when a student purposely harms KSU facilities. This conduct includes, but is not limited to, damaging books, laboratory equipment, and computers.

Harassment

Engaging in conduct intended to harass, intimidate, or unreasonably impair a person's ability to participate in, or fully benefit from, the campus community.

Hazing

Any reckless or intentional act directed at another student that causes humiliation, embarrassment, or ridicule—or physical, mental, or emotional pain or discomfort—that is required or expected of new members of an organization, and which is not related to the mission of that organization. Hazing can occur on or off campus. It also includes any activity, whether presented as optional or required, that places any member in a position of servitude as a condition of membership or continued membership.

Misuse of Information Technology

Interfering with the use of, or abusing any part of, KSU computing services or facilities, or any other violation of KSU's Information Technology policies and procedures. Students must also comply with the technology use policies established by their courses' faculty, which may include limitations on the usage of mobile devices.

Possession of Prohibited Animal

It is a violation of the Code to:

• Possess an animal in a KSU-owned non-residential facility that is not a service animal trained to provide assistance to a person with a disability.
• Possess an unauthorized animal in a KSU-owned residential facility that is not a service animal or an emotional support animal that has been approved as a reasonable accommodation by KSU.