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127 COMPLIANCE STATEMENT ADELPHI UNIVERSITY • GUIDE TO STUDENT LIFE Students are expected to comply promptly with any written or verbal directive from faculty, staff or administrative members of the University community who are acting in accordance with their responsibilities and within their authority as officials of Adelphi University. Failure to comply as directed could result in suspension from the University. DEADLY OR DANGEROUS WEAPONS Firearms, ammunition, explosives and other deadly or dangerous weapons are banned on all campuses of the University. A student charged with violation of this policy may be placed on emergency suspension and his/her case will be adjudicated under the provisions of the Code of Conduct. Weapon means any object or substance designed to wound, cause injury or incapacitate, including, but not limited to, firearms, ammunition, explosives, other lethal weapons, and chemicals such as mace and tear gas. Within the provisions of Article 265 of the New York State Penal Law, firearms and other dangerous weapons include, but are not limited to, a billy club, blackjack or bludgeon, cane/sword, chuka stick, pistol, revolver, rifle, shotgun, machine gun, switchblade knife, gravity knife, pilum ballistic knife, metal knuckle knife, electronic dart gun, kung fu star, electronic stun gun, metal knuckles, sand bag, sand club, wrist-brace type slingshot or slungshot, dagger, dangerous knife, imitation pistol or any other instrument or weapon. Also included are air guns, spring guns or any other instrument or weapon in which the propelling force is a spring, air, piston or CO2 cartridge. A harmless instrument designed to look like a firearm, explosive or other weapon is expressly included within the meaning of weapon. FIRE POLICY 1. All occupants must leave the building immediately, using the nearest exit, whenever a fire alarm sounds or when instructed to do so by University or emergency personnel during times of emergency. Shut your door as you leave to prevent the fire from spreading. 2. Fire drills will be conducted in all residence halls to familiarize you with evacuation guidelines You must leave the building during the drill. 3. The use of elevators is prohibited whenever the fire alarm is activated or if there is a fire in the building. 4. Tampering with fire equipment, smoke detectors, and/or fire alarms is a violation of New York State law and University policy. Persons involved will be subject to University disciplinary action and may also be subject to law enforcement action including arrest. 5. Municipal fire safety regulations forbid cooking in the residence halls, except in lounges equipped with kitchen facilities. Kitchen areas are provided for residents to use in each building. While sanctions are determined on a case by case basis, typical sanctions for various violations of
University fire regulations are: 128 A. Carelessly or recklessly causing a fire: $100 fine, restitution for property damage and one-year University disciplinary probation (and residence hall probation for a resident student) B. Intentionally causing a fire (arson): Referral to police/fire authorities for prosecution, restitution for property damage, and expulsion from the University C. Knowingly filing a false fire alarm: Referral to police/fire authorities for prosecution, $250 fine and one-year suspension from the University D. Carelessly or recklessly activating a smoke/heat detector or fire alarm: $100 fine E. Intentionally activating a smoke/heat detector or fire alarm: Referral to police/fire authorities for prosecution, $250 fine and one-year suspension from the University F. Carelessly or recklessly activating a sprinkler system: $100 fine and restitution for property damage. G. Intentionally activating a sprinkler system: Referral to police/fire authorities for prosecution, $250 fine, restitution for property damage and a one-year suspension from the University H. Tampering with fire equipment: $250 fine, restitution for property damage, and a one-year University disciplinary probation (and residence hall probation for a resident student) I. Failure to Evacuate during a Fire Alarm a. First offense: $100 fine b. Second offense: $200 fine, seven-day suspension from the residence halls and residence hall probation (if a resident student) c. Third offense: Permanent removal from housing (if a resident student) and possible suspension from the University Please note: In New York State, knowingly activating a false fire alarm is a felony punishable by a minimum of one year in prison. Repeated fire safety violations will result in harsher sanctions, which may include suspension or expulsion from the University. The University may terminate a student’s Residence Hall Agreement at any time for violation of University policies concerning student conduct and discipline, regulations governing the residence halls, nonpayment, or for health, safety, or social reasons. ILLICIT DRUGS AND ALCOHOL The University Policies, Rules and Standards Regarding Illicit Drugs and Alcohol Adelphi University—in its mission to provide a quality education for students and to prepare them for a productive and civilized life—realizes the importance of a drug-free campus and is therefore strongly committed to the prevention of substance abuse. To maintain an atmosphere conducive to this mission, the following policies, rules and standards have been implemented. They apply to all students, employees and organizations, and are in accordance with all applicable federal, state and local laws. A biennial review of this program will be conducted to determine its effectiveness and suggest the implementation of changes to the program, if deemed necessary. This review will also
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