jurisdiction

University community members violating civil or criminal law may be subject to University conduct procedures for the same conduct when the conduct occurs on campus or when it occurs off campus. The University may initiate Student Conduct action at its discretion. Notwithstanding any provision herein, the University may suspend, expel, or evict any student whose presence poses a threat to persons or property.

During vacation periods, summer or under special circumstances, the University Judicial Officer will act in place of the Student Conduct Committee and this officer will hear the case in accordance with the judicial procedures and will recommend to the Vice President of Student Affairs the appropriate action.

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residence hall students
off-campus students
non-students
student groups & organizations


Residence Hall Students

Removal from a residence hall for disciplinary reasons may result in additional University sanctions. Residence hall students are responsible for the behavior of all guests/visitors. (See the Residence Hall Handbook).

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Off-Campus Students

Off-campus students are considered members of the University community, and are expected to behave responsibly. The University reserves the right to adjudicate off-campus offenses that involve MSUM student(s) and violations of the Student Alcohol and Other Drug Policy and the Student Code of Conduct. Proceedings under this Student Code may be carried out prior to, simultaneously with, or following civil or criminal proceedings. Students who violate a local ordinance or any law risk the legal penalties prescribed by civil or criminal authorities.

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Non-Students

Disruptive non-students will be asked to leave the campus. If they refuse to leave campus they may be cited for trespassing. Children of students are welcome on campus at appropriate activities and college events under the supervision of an adult. College employees should not be asked to supervise children.

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Student Groups & organizations
 

A position of leadership in a student group or organization entails responsibility for being knowledgeable of the conduct rules and conveying them to the membership. (See Student Organization Handbook) A student group or organization and its officers may be held collectively or individually responsible when violations of this code occur. Recognized student organizations will abide by the MSUM Alcohol and Other Drug Policy.

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