Hallways Handbook - Kent State University
Hallways Handbook - Kent State University
Hallways Handbook - Kent State University
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1.33 Intoxication<br />
Residents who return to the hall intoxicated are subject to a residence hall warning or further<br />
disciplinary action if their behavior becomes disruptive to the community or they are unable<br />
to adequately care for themselves. If hall staff members are concerned for individuals’ health<br />
safety due to intoxication, emergency services will be contacted.<br />
1.34 Sale or Consignment to Minors<br />
Any individual involved with the sale or consignment of alcoholic beverages to a minor is<br />
engaged in illegal activity and appropriate disciplinary action will be taken. If non-<strong>Kent</strong> <strong>State</strong><br />
<strong>University</strong> students under the age of 18 are found consuming or in possession of alcohol in<br />
the residence hall, the <strong>Kent</strong> <strong>State</strong> <strong>University</strong> Police Department will be notified.<br />
1.35 Parental Notification Policy<br />
The Department of Residence Services believes that parents play an important role in their<br />
students’ success at <strong>Kent</strong> <strong>State</strong> <strong>University</strong>. Therefore, parents of residence hall students under<br />
the age of 21 will be notified by a written letter if their student has been found in violation<br />
of the residence hall alcohol policies. It is the department’s hope that parents will help their<br />
students reflect on, and evaluate the consequences of their behavior, as well as encourage the<br />
student to choose different behaviors in future situations.<br />
1.4 Drugs<br />
The illegal possession, sale, production, or use of any drug paraphernalia or drugs (including<br />
marijuana) or contribution to such use by others is in strict violation of university rules and<br />
state and federal laws. The presence of the odor of marijuana shall be considered prima facie<br />
evidence that a drug violation has occurred.<br />
1.41 Prescription Drugs<br />
Any prescription drugs belonging to residents must be in the original pharmacy container<br />
from a licensed pharmacist with the resident’s legal name listed on the label.<br />
1.5 Gambling<br />
In accordance with the Ohio Revised Code, any form of gambling, including the following is<br />
prohibited in all <strong>Kent</strong> <strong>State</strong> <strong>University</strong> residence halls:<br />
• book-making<br />
• betting<br />
• scheme of chance for profit<br />
• game of chance for profit<br />
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