[Judicial Affairs]
The 5 top policy violations: Academic Honesty Alcohol Drugs File Sharing Traffic Safety
Alcohol possession and use is not permitted by students under the age of 21
FERPA Calls to parents or guardians Letter from your student to you
Recent research showed that decreased parental awareness and monitoring during the summer before college was associated with increased student alcohol use in the first year of college.
California law does not allow individuals to smoke or otherwise use medically prescribed marijuana in any area where smoking is prohibited and within 1000 feet of any school. Prescriptions for medical marijuana do not exempt individuals from compliance with University policies or laws related to smoking or drug use.
Prescription Drugs “Academic Steroids” Bath Salts, K2 or Spice, Salvia
Plagiarism Cut and paste Word substitution or mosaic changes Failure to cite original sources Cheating Copying form another student Looking at another student’s exam Doing work for another person
Other Academic Dishonesty Submitting the same paper or assignment for different classes Lying to an instructor Altering answers on a scored test and submitting it for a higher grade Using a test bank or old exams not available to all students in the class
College expectations Time required outside of class Study habits Time management Too much time socializing Alcohol or drug use Health and wellness Sleep Stress Medication management
Grades Student conduct file Employment background checks Admission to graduate programs
Peer-to-Peer file sharing software is not permitted (e.g., Gnutella, Bit Torrent) University network will flag and warn a student 3-strike policy Repeat violations will result loss of network access
Traffic regulations are enforce on campus!
Judicial Board Member Peer Educator
It takes less time to do a thing right, than it does to explain why you did it wrong. - Henry Wadsworth Longfellow