Physically Endangering Behavior

Physically endangering behavior is acting in a manner that exerts control over another person through the use of physical force and/or puts the greater community in physical danger.

Actions that endanger any person’s physical well-being are unacceptable. These actions include but are not limited to:

• physical violence include hitting, punching, slapping, kicking, pushing, restraining, choking, and brandishing
• use of fireworks or weapons (see Weapons, Firearms, & Explosives policy) on campus
• the malicious setting of fires
• the sale of illegal drugs (see Drug policy)
• reckless driving or speeding on campus
• the throwing of objects out of windows, off roofs, or in any other dangerous manner

All campus spaces must be used only for their intended purpose unless appropriate permissions are obtained. Any use of a space that creates a hazard for the user or other occupants of the building is prohibited. No student is allowed on the roof of any building on campus, except in those instances when it is a secondary egress route in the event of a fire. No student is allowed to scale the exterior of any building on campus. 

Campus safety and wellbeing should be contacted regarding any physically endangering behavior.

Physically endangering behavior may result in immediate suspension and other accountability measures up to and including removal from the College.