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Support Center, and other locations around campus to inform all students andemployees when and where they can learn more about lowering their risks ofbecoming crime victims.Other than scheduled orientations and crime prevention awareness sessions,SIPI does not currently conduct additional crime prevention programs.ClubsAll SIPI student activity clubs are considered “on-campus” clubs. SIPI does notoversee any student activity clubs that would be considered “off-campus” clubs,although some SIPI clubs may engage in activities occurring outside the SIPIcampus. If a crime occurs at any off-campus event organized by a SIPI club,local law enforcement agencies have complete jurisdiction. Therefore, SIPI doesnot include off-campus criminal activity in the annual Clery report of crimestatistics to the U.S. Department of Education.AlcoholThe possession, use, and sale of alcohol on the SIPI campus are strictlyprohibited. Persons found to be under the influence of alcohol, in the possessionof alcoholic containers, consuming alcohol, and/or selling alcohol on the SIPIcampus are subject to SIPI’s Articles of Conduct as well as possible criminalprosecution. In the State of <strong>New</strong> <strong>Mexico</strong>, providing alcohol to minors (defined asany person under the age of 21) is considered a felony.Sanctions for alcohol violations may be imposed on students and visitors, andmay include suspension from SIPI and/or being barred from returning to the SIPIcampus for an extended period of time. Visitors found in violation of this policywill be barred from the SIPI campus and may also be subject to criminalprosecution.Illegal DrugsThe possession, use, and sale of illegal drugs on the SIPI campus are prohibited.Persons found in the possession of, use of, and/or sale of illegal drugs on theSIPI campus are subject to SIPI’s Articles of Conduct and/or criminalprosecution. Sanctions that may be imposed on students for illegal drugviolations may include suspension from SIPI and/or being barred from returningto the SIPI campus for an extended period of time. Visitors found in violation ofthis policy will be barred from the SIPI campus and may also be subject tocriminal prosecution.- 11 -
Alcohol and Illegal Drug Abuse PreventionSIPI has developed a program to prevent the illicit use of drugs and the abuse ofalcohol by students and employees. The program provides services related tothe prevention of drug use and abuse, including dissemination of information andmaterials, educational programs, counseling services, referrals, and collegedisciplinary actions.SIPI staff coordinates the college’s Drug-Free School Program activities. Theseactivities are voluntary, and include:‣ Alcohol and Drug Education‣ Counseling Services‣ Referral Services‣ Disciplinary ActionsStudents should refer to their Student Handbook for more information. FederalEmployees should consult their Federal Employee Handbook.Drug-Free WorkplaceIn accordance with Executive Order 12564, Drug-Free Federal Workplace, datedSeptember 15 th , 1986, SIPI’s policy was issued September 19, 1989, infulfillment of federal requirements. This policy prohibits the unlawful use ofcontrolled substances in the workplace, provides penalties for employeesconvicted of drug-related violations on the job, and establishes employeeawareness and counseling resources. The entire policy statement is located inthe office of SIPI’s Vice President of College Operations.WeaponsIn accordance with 41 CFR 102-74.440, Federal law prohibits the possession offirearms or other dangerous weapons in Federal facilities and Federal courtfacilities by all persons not specifically authorized by 18 USC 930.The term ''dangerous weapon'' is defined under 18 USC 930(g)2 as a weapon,device, instrument, material, or substance, animate or inanimate, that is used for,or is readily capable of, causing death or serious bodily injury, except that suchterm does not include a pocket knife with a blade of less than 2 1/2 inches inlength.- 12 -
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