Engaging in conduct intended to harass, intimidate, or unreasonably impair a person's ability to participate in, or fully benefit from, the campus environment.
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.
Interfering with the use of, or abusing any part of, University computing services or facilities, or any other violation of the University'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.
It is a violation of the Behavioral Code of Conduct to:
possess an animal in a University-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 University-owned residential facility that is not a service animal or an emotional support animal that has been approved as a reasonable accommodation by the University;
possess any animal on University property that damages property, substantially disrupts the University community, or exhibits aggressive behavior; or
fail to maintain any animal on a leash, maintain control of an animal, or properly dispose of animal's waste
Receiving, retaining, storing, or disposing of property belonging to another person while aware that said property has been stolen, or while there is reason to believe that said property has been stolen.
Causing, or assisting with, the misuse, vandalization, defacement, disfiguration, or unauthorized use of property belonging to another person or the University or any other organization.
Retaliating, or encouraging others to retaliate, against another student for participating in an investigation, inquiring about an investigation, or making a reasonable, good-faith report of a possible violation of laws or University policies.
Sabotage is the intentional act of preventing others from completing their work. Sabotage includes, but is not limited to, stealing materials from any University facility, removing pages from University-owned books, and inhibiting a student from completing or turning in work. Disruptive behavior and harm to University facilities constitute acts of sabotage.