Students may not engage in behavior that threatens or harms, or that may reasonably be expected to threaten or harm, other people. Students may not engage in behavior that is dangerous, destructive, or disorderly.
Conduct that may violate this policy includes, but is not limited to:
- Physically harming self or another person, either intentionally or by taking actions that create a substantial risk of physical harm to another person.
- Threatening to physically harm another person.
- Disrupting the peace.
- Impeding the business operations of the University.
- Obstructing emergency routes.
- Failing to abide by emergency regulations and evacuation procedures.
- Causing significant emotional harm through bullying, harassment or other means.
- Bullying/harassment is not defined only by the intention of the behavior, but by the perception of the behavior of concern. Bullying/harassment is unwanted and antagonistic behavior that is likely to intimidate, hurt, control or diminish a reasonable person. Conduct that may violate our Disorderly policy may include a severe incident or repeated incidents.
- Doxing (i.e. posting/distributing personally identifiable information without consent) may constitute a form of bullying/harassment under this policy. Isolated incidents (unless severe or pervasive) may not rise to the level of a policy violation.
- Harassment concerns related to a person’s protected identity would be evaluated under our Anti-Discrimination and Anti-Harassment policy.