UndergraduateStudent Codeof Conduct
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2.
Consumption
of alcoholicbeverages on theClaytonState
University campus or anyarea affiliatedwithClaytonState
University isprohibited.
3.
Furnishing
of alcoholicbeverages on theClaytonStateUniversity
campus or anyarea affiliatedwithClaytonStateUniversity is
prohibited.
4.
Possession
of illegal drugs (without a validmedical prescription)
controlled by federal orGeorgia law is prohibited.
5.
Possession
of drug related paraphernalia on theClaytonState
University campus or anyarea affiliatedwithClaytonState
University isprohibited.
6.
Use
of illegal drugs (without a validmedial prescription) controlled
by federal orGeorgia law is prohibited.
7.
The
manufacture
or attempt tomanufacture,
sale
or intent to sell
or
deliver
any illegal substance controlled by federal orGeorgia
law isprohibited.
8. Publi
isprohibited.
9.
Drivingunder the influence
of alcohol or illegal drugs is
prohibited.
Note
: Students found to be in violation of the drug policy will be subject
to theDrug-Free Post-Secondary Education Act of 1990.
Title 20-1 of
theOfficial Code of GeorgiaAnnotated states that any student of a
public educational institution who is convicted, under the laws of
this state, the United States, or any other state, of any felony
offense involving the manufacture, distribution, sale, possession,
or use of marijuana, a controlled substance, or a dangerous drug
shall as of the date of conviction be suspended from the public
educational institution inwhich such person is enrolled.
Except for
cases in which the institution has previously taken disciplinary action
against a student for the same offense, such suspension shall be
effective as of the date of conviction, even though the educational
institution may not complete all administrative actions necessary to
implement such suspension until a later date. Except for cases inwhich
the institution has already imposed disciplinary sanctions for the same
offense, such suspension shall continue through the end of the term,
quarter, semester, or other similar period for which the student was
enrolled asof thedateof conviction. The student shall forfeit any right to
any academic credit otherwise earned or earnable for such term,
quarter, semester, or other similar period; and theeducational institution
shall subsequently revoke any such academic credit which is granted
prior to the completion of administrative actions necessary to implement
such suspension.
K. Weapons, Firearms, andExplosives
1. Possession of firearms or any other lethal or potentially destructive
weapon is prohibited on the University campus unless prior
authorization is received from theVicePresident for Student Affairs
or Director of Public Safety. This includes, but is not limited to,
bows and arrows, BB guns, air guns, hunting slingshots, martial
arts weapons, knives, darts, tasers, as well as poisonous,
corrosive, or volatile substances. If such items are required for
academic coursework, theymust be stored in facilities designated
for storing such substances.
