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Table of Contents:
- Introduction
- PLU Policy and the Law
- Jurisdiction
- Academic Integrity
- Accommodation of Persons with Disabilities
- Alcoholic Beverages*
- Building Security*
- Computer and Network Use*
- Concern for Self and Others
- Confiscation of Possessions*
- Disruption of University Community
- Equal Educational Opportunity*
- False Information
- FERPA Policy Statement*
- Fire Safety*
- Firearms, Explosives or Weapons*
- Freedom of Expression*
- Gambling*
- Grade Disputes
- Grievance Policy and Procedures*
- Guests on Campus and at PLU Events*
- Hazing
- Identification Card
- Illegal Drugs*
- Immunization Policy
- Neighbor Relations
- Noise
- Non-Cooperation
- Parking
- Pets in the Workplace*
- Physical Assault*
- Property Damage, Misuse or Theft*
- Publicity and Solicitation*
- Representing the University
- Residence Hall Communities
- Residency Requirement
- Sexual Misconduct*
- Smoking*
- Speakers*
- Telephones*
- Vehicle Registration and Parking*
- Vehicle, Bicycle, and Skateboard Use on Campus*
- Violence Prevention*
- Visitation and Guests in Residence Halls
* = University Policy
University policies are those that apply to all students, faculty, staff and administrators, as well as contractors and volunteers. The development of new university policies, as well as the approval of revisions to existing university policies, occurs in consultation with President's Council, with final approval by the president.
