student conduct code - John Tyler Community College

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POLICY ON SUBSTANCE ABUSE INSTITUTIONAL RESPONSIBILITY The College believes that it has a responsibility to create, enforce, and constantly monitor an institutional policy on substance abuse prevention and that all students, faculty, and staff are expected to know and adhere to this policy. The possession, use, manufacture, sale, and/or distribution of illegal drugs and other controlled substances by students, faculty, or staff at John Tyler Community College will not be tolerated. All actions consistent with the law and individual privacy will be taken by the College to eliminate drugs on the campuses and to deal fairly with individuals found in violation of both Virginia’s statutes and federal laws pertaining to such substances. RESPONSIBLE AND LEGAL USE OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES John Tyler Community College neither encourages nor discourages the use of alcoholic beverages, but rather discourages the abusive use of alcohol. Further, the College expects that all deliberations concerning the availability of alcoholic beverages at any officially designated College activity will include a full and realistic discussion of the appropriateness of such consumption. Individual members of the College community are responsible for their decisions concerning their use of alcohol, as well as their behavior as a consequence of these decisions. All members of the College community are expected to know and act in accordance with the Commonwealth of Virginia laws and institutional regulations concerning the purchase, possession, consumption, sales, and storage of alcoholic beverages. Persons who violate these laws and regulations are subject to prosecution and College disciplinary action. The College assumes no responsibility for any liability incurred at an event, not sponsored by the College, where alcohol is served and/or sold. Students and recognized student organizations are always expected to conduct themselves in accordance with the laws of the Commonwealth of Virginia and to assume full responsibility for their actions, activities, and events. SPECIFIC AREAS OF EMPHASIS 1. The State Board for Community Colleges has delegated to each individual College’s Board the responsibility for taking action on requests to serve beer at student associated community college functions. Such requests must be submitted to the Dean of Student Services who will forward each request with his or her recommendation to the President of the College. The President, after reviewing the specific nature of the function, may approve or reject the request. 41
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