Music Catalog Section - University of Arkansas at Monticello

Student Services
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Telephone misuse: Vandalism of any University owned/
University controlled telephone or telephone line is prohibited. In
addition, attempting to place a local or long distance call through
any method with intent to avoid payment is prohibited.
Elevator misuse: Vandalizing, damaging, abusing, or interfering
with the operation of an elevator in any University owned/
University controlled property is strictly prohibited.
Exit/Entryway: Obstructing any entry or exit in any University
owned or University controlled facility/property is prohibited.
Use of personal portable sound amplification equipment, including,
but not limited to: radios, stereos, tape players, CD players, ipods,
televisions, etc…that disturbs the privacy of other individuals and/
or the instructional program of the University is prohibited on University
owned/University controlled property, or at any University
sponsored event, including off-campus sponsored events that have
been approved by the Office of Student Affairs or another University
Office.
Lewd, Indecent or Obscene Conduct: Behavior that is
lewd, indecent, or obscene is prohibited. Such behavior includes,
but is not limited to: Private behavior/acts in residence hall rooms/
apartments/common areas; campus space which is reserved, rented,
leased, or used by student organizations; and/or behavior in public
performances in any University owned/University controlled facility
or property, or at any University sponsored event, including off campus
University sponsored events approved by the Office of Student
Affairs or another University Office.
Failure to Meet Financial Obligations to the University:
Presenting an insufficient check or forging a document in
payment to the University or member of the University community
acting in an official capacity is prohibited. In addition, failure to
make satisfactory arrangements for the settling of accounts with the
University is prohibited.
Furnishing False Information: Providing information
which is false or untrue to the University is prohibited. False information
includes, but is not limited to: misrepresentation of test scores,
transcript work, admissions documents, citizenship, criminal record, or
testimony/statements regarding the violation of a University policy.
Campus elections and referendums: Casting more than
one ballot in any campus election or referendum or trying to circumvent
the prescribed procedures in an election process is prohibited.
Refusal to vacate: Refusing to vacate any University owned or
controlled space, located either on or off campus, including, but not
limited to: any building, residential room, office, storage space, or
organizational space when directed to do so by an authorized officer
of the University is prohibited.
Stalking: The stalking of a student(s), faculty/staff member(s),
or campus visitor(s) is strictly prohibited on University owned/University
controlled property, or at any University sponsored function,
including off campus University sponsored events that have been
approved by the Office of Student Affairs of another University Office.
Stalking includes, but is not limited to: Persistent and unwanted
phone calls, electronic messages, letters, gifts, attention, or physical
touch and/or physical presence. In addition, cyber-stalking is strictly
prohibited.
Responsibility for Guests: The violation of any Board
of Trustee, System, University, or Residence Life policy by a guest,
visitor, or family member of any student is prohibited. Students are
responsible for informing their guests, student or non-student, of
University policies and will be held responsible for the behavior of
their guests. A guest is defined as: (1) any person who is present at
the invitation of a student or (2) any person who is received by a student,
or (3) any invited or uninvited individual who is accompanied
by a student. All guests must be registered with the appropriate
University office and official.
Weapons, Firearms, and Explosives: The unauthorized
use, possession, distribution, or transportation of any object with
potential to cause bodily harm to self or others is strictly prohibited
on University owned/University-controlled property, or at any
University sponsored function, including off campus University
sponsored events that have been approved by the Office of Student
Affairs or another University Office.
Such objects include, but are not limited to: firearms, ammunition,
fireworks, chemical dispensing advices, explosive materials, devices
capable of casting a projectile such as bows and/or slingshots,
swords, brass knuckles, num-chucks, or any type of gun, including,
but not limited to: handguns, BB guns, stun guns, air guns, paint guns,
pellet guns, or look-a-like guns. The Office of Public Safety will store
firearms, bows, and other weapons specifically designed for hunting
purposes. Exception: This policy shall not apply to duly authorized
law enforcement officials in the lawful discharge of their duties.
A student found carrying a weapon on his/her person, waving
a gun, threatening to use or using a weapon on another student, faculty
member, staff member, or campus visitor on University owned/
University controlled property or at any University sponsored
event, including off campus University sponsored events that have
been approved by the Office of Student Affairs or another University
Office can be removed, suspended and/or expelled from the
University. Violators of this code forfeit their option and/or right to
a University Judicial Board Hearing and will receive an administrative
hearing adjudicated by the Dean of Students. Violators of this code
can be separated from the University in a variety of ways until an
administrative hearing can be executed. Temporary separation can
be sanctioned by the Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs, Dean of
Students or the Office of Public Safety.
Request by the student for temporary and/of future matriculation
(if applicable) will be determined by the Vice Chancellor for
Student Affairs in consult with the University’s Behavior Intervention
Team. The University reserves the right to deny current or future
matriculation.
Should a student be incarcerated due to legal charges filed, an
administrative hearing will be performed with the student in abstention.
A determination will be made based upon the preponderance
of evidence.
Verbal Abuse: Verbal abuse on any University owned/
University controlled property, or at any University sponsored
function, including off campus University sponsored events that have
been approved by the Office of Student Affairs or other University
department/official is strictly prohibited. Verbal abuse includes, but