Sexual Misconduct – engaging in sexual harassment, as defined and outlined in the Sexual Harassment Policy

Assaultive Conduct – Behavior, in certain circumstances, that incites retaliatory conduct or causes harm without the time or opportunity for dialogue or response.

Harm to Person – Intentionally or recklessly causing physical harm or endangering the health or safety of any person (including self).

Threatening Behavior – behavior(s) including:

Failure to Comply – non-compliance with the directions of University Officials acting in the performance of their duties.

KSU Policy Violation – any violation of published University regulations or policies as approved and compiled by University (See the KSU website for more information). Such regulations or policies shall include, but are not limited to: University Housing Contract/Guidelines, Tobacco Free policy, Student Organization Manual, Campus Recreation rules/regulations, University Tailgate Guidelines, Student Union/University Center Policies, as well as those regulations relating to entry onto and use of the University Premises, traffic regulations and parking, and misuse of Student identification cards.

Damage to Property – damaging or destroying, whether intentionally or recklessly, University property or the property of others on University premises or at University-sponsored activities. This includes, but is not limited to, creating a fire or other disturbance that creates damage to University property.

Abusing, delaying, or interfering with the orderly operation of Community Standards process(es), including but not limited to:

Alcohol – the use, possession, or distribution of alcoholic beverages on University Premises, except as modified by University policy.

Controlled Substances/Other Drugs – unauthorized distribution, possession, or use of any controlled substance, illegal drug, or paraphernalia on University Premises or at University-sponsored activities. Controlled substances are defined by the Kentucky Revised Statutes, chapter 218A.

Misuse of Consumer Products – Misuse of consumer products, prescriptions, or other substances (e.g., medications, spices, bath salts, synthetics) intended to simulate the effects of a controlled substance or other drugs.

Disorderly Intoxication – interfering, whether intentionally or recklessly, with University functions on University Premises or University-sponsored activities while Intoxicated including, but not limited to: studying, teaching, research, University Housing community expectations, University administration, or fire, police, or emergency services.

Disruptive Intoxication – appearing in a public place on University Premises or at University sponsored activities manifestly under the influence of a controlled or other intoxicating substance to the degree that there is danger to self, others, or property, or there is reasonable apprehension of such danger to persons in the vicinity.

Disorderly Conduct – interfering, whether intentionally or recklessly, with University functions or University-sponsored activities including, but not limited to, studying, teaching, research, University Housing community expectations, University administration, or fire, police, or emergency services.

Threat(s): written or verbal conduct that causes a reasonable expectation of injury to the health or safety of any person or damage to any property.

Intimidation: implied threats or acts that cause a reasonable fear of harm in another.

Failure to Appear – when a Student does not appear before a member of the Community Standards and Care staff and/or a Hearing Body when directed to do so.

Misinformation – falsifying information related to Community Standards process(es).

Undue Influence – influencing others to abuse Community Standards process(es) and/or provide misinformation to University Officials.

Sanction Noncompliance – failure to comply with Community Standards sanction(s) or violating the terms of any Community Standards sanction(s).