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133 In addition to any penalty prescribed by the New York State Penal Code, the penalty for violation of this anti-hazing rule shall be as follows: ADELPHI UNIVERSITY • GUIDE TO STUDENT LIFE For individual students, faculty or staff members, violation may result in suspension, expulsion or other disciplinary action. For visitors, licensees or invitees, violations will result in ejection from the campus. For any group or organization, the violation will result in the rescission of any previously issued permission to operate on the campus or the refusal of permission to operate on the campus, as the case may be. The disciplinary procedures leading to the penalty for violation of this anti-hazing rule shall be those continued in the campus rule regulating the maintenance of public order on campus adopted by the University on June 17, 1969 (to be referred to as the regulation of public order on campus rule). Definition of Hazing Hazing is defined as any action or conduct, on or off campus, with or without consent, which recklessly, intentionally or unintentionally endangers the mental or physical health or safety of a student, or creates risk of injury or causes discomfort, embarrassment, harassment, humiliation, ridicule, or that willfully destroys or removes public or private property for the purpose of initiation, admission or affiliation with, or as a condition for continued membership, in any organization, team or other group, whether recognized by the University or not. Such activities and conduct include, but are not limited to, compelling an individual to engage in any illegal activity; forced consumption of alcohol, drugs or any substance; creation of excessive fatigue; physical and/or psychological trauma; wearing apparel in public that is conspicuous and not normally in good taste; engaging in public stunts and jokes; participating in treasure or scavenger hunts; morally degrading or humiliating games, activities and events; late-night sessions that interfere with scholastic activities or normal sleep patterns; and any other similar activities or conduct that are not consistent with University regulations and policies. POLICY ON PUBLIC ORDER Preamble: Adelphi University is dedicated to learning through free inquiry and rational discourse. It believes an atmosphere of mutual trust, respect, and responsibility is vital to its existence and the achievement of its objectives. Where individuals or groups feel called upon to exercise their right to assemble or otherwise express dissent, they should do so with regard to the rights of others. In the receipt, consideration and response to proposals of change or redress of grievance, the University will seek to reach mutual accommodation through reason. If actions occur that violate the Code of Conduct established therein, the University will seek to deal with them through internal procedures. It is recognized, however, that sustained or repeated violation of the Code may require recourse to court order and that circumstances of imminent peril to life or property may require summoning outside protective agencies. It shall be the president or, in his/her absence, his/ her designated representative, after consultation if at all possible with the appropriate elected leaders and other representatives of the faculty, student body and administration (hereafter referred to as due consultation), who shall make such determination of necessity. Individuals of the University may, thereby, be involved in proceedings beyond or distinct from the University’s own judicial system. The following rules and regulations are adopted in order to avoid disruption and violence and ensure the maintenance of public order on the campus of Adelphi University in Garden City, New York and that of other University property used for educational purposes (collectively
herein called campus). Such rules and regulations shall apply to and govern the conduct of students, faculty and staff, as well as visitors, licensees and invitees on the campus. I. No student, faculty, staff member, visitor, licensee or invitee shall engage in activity on the campus so as to injure persons or damage property, obstruct, disrupt or forcibly interfere with the regular conduct of University functions and business on campus. Typical examples of activities that are prohibited by this Code are unauthorized congregation or assembly within or adjacent to any University buildings; the creation or broadcasting of loud or excessive noise on campus; the blocking, hindering, impeding, or interference with ingress to or egress from the University properties; and such acts of force or violence resulting in injury or damage to persons or property on the campus, or shall threaten such acts of force or violence. Nothing contained in this Code is intended nor shall it be construed to limit or restrict academic freedom at the University, or the Constitutional rights and privileges of any person on campus. II. It shall be the president, or a designated representative who, after due consultation, if at all possible, shall institute action to secure compliance as outlined in Article III. III. Alleged violators of the Code must specifically be warned that they are considered to be in violation of the Code. This warning is to take the form of a distribution of written copies of the Code, whenever physically possible, and a reading thereof by an administrative officer to be accompanied by a statement that a continuance of the violation may result in their ejection from the campus; in the case of students, faculty and staff members, it may also result in proceedings leading to possible suspension, expulsion, dismissal or other appropriate disciplinary action. IV. If, after being so warned, the alleged violators of the Code persist in their actions, or, after a reasonable length of time, do not cease and desist the alleged violation and comply with the Code, the president, or a designated representative, shall institute action as outlined in Article V below unless sustained or repeated violation of the Code or circumstances of imminent peril to life or property leads the president, or a designated representative, to conclude, after due consultation, if at all possible, that recourse to a court order or to outside protective agencies is required. Suspension prior to or during any disciplinary procedure outlined herein may occur at the order of the president, or a designated representative, after due consultation, if at all possible, only if immediate physical harm to such persons or others or the University is threatened by their continuance at the University. V. A Student Accused of Violating This Code A student accused of violating this Code shall be summoned to a formal hearing to begin as soon as is consonant with due process, before the appropriate judicial body established to hear a student disciplinary case, which shall recommend: • Dismissal of charges • Official rebuke or other appropriate redress • Suspension • Expulsion However, suspension and expulsion may be adjudged only for a grave or repeated violation of this Code. A student thus summoned shall be guaranteed: • Due process in the hearing • A review of the hearing and the penalties by the campus appellate forum 134
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