Off-Campus Conduct
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- Acceptable Use - Computer Network
- Air Conditioners
- Alcohol and Other Drugs
- Animals on Campus
- Behavioral Concerns
- Campus Events - Alcohol
- Campus Events - Decorations
- Campus Events - General
- Campus Events - Insurance for External Groups
- Campus Events - Movies
- Campus Events - Safety and Security
- Changing Residence Halls or Rooms
- Conduct On Campus
- Dining On Campus
- External In-Kind Facility Use
- Facility Reservation
- Fire Safety and Regulations
- Firearms and Other Weapons, Dangerous Materials, and Pyrotechnics
- Guests, Limited Access and Visitation
- Harassment – Hazing – Physical Contact/Use of Force – Reporting of Threats/Concerns
- Immunizations
- Off-Campus Conduct
- Poster and Chalking
- Recording and Other Electronic Devices
- Residence Hall Stewardship
- Residency
- Social Media
- Smoking and Vaping – Residence Halls
- Sports Equipment
- Student Club and Organization Trip
- Student Housing
- Van Use
- Campus and Student Life
As representatives of Saint Vincent College, students living off-campus are expected to demonstrate Benedictine hospitality and respect neighbors’ rights to a quiet, clean, safe, and peaceful neighborhood.
Students are members and representatives of Saint Vincent College. They should uphold the mission and values of the institution and refrain from inappropriate or irresponsible behavior on or off campus which damages the reputation of the College. All students are held accountable for their behavior, both on and off campus.
Students are obligated to notify Student Affairs in a timely manner any time they are detained, arrested, cited, or otherwise charged with violations of local, state, or federal laws, locally or elsewhere (other than minor traffic citations).
Where the Dean of Students determines, after reasonable investigation, that conduct occurring off campus is threatening or potentially harmful to members of the College community, they may order the suspension or permanent removal of a student from the College.
Students using online social networking services who post or appear in images, photos, videos, or narratives online that show violations of the College’s policies may be found responsible for violating College policies.