- PLU Student Handbook 2012-2013
- Student Code of Conduct
- 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
- Equipment (University)
- 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
- ID 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
- Tobacco Free Campus
- Vehicle Registration and Parking
- Vehicle, Bicycle and Skateboard Use On Campus
- Violence Prevention
- Visitation and Guests in Residence Halls
- Student Conduct Procedures
- I. Introduction
- II. Administration of the Student Conduct System
- III. Incident Reports
- IV. Student Rights and Responsibilities
- V. Code of Ethics for Review Boards and Hearing Officials
- VI. Review Boards: Jurisdiction and Composition
- VII. Review Procedures
- VIII. Decisions
- IX. Sanctions
- Overview of Sanctions
- Alcoholic Beverages Sanctions
- Illegal Drugs Sanctions
- X. Conduct Records
- XI. Appeals
- XII. Special Provisions
- Proposing Changes to the Student Code of Conduct
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A student or group of students may represent the university with written authority from the university (e.g., the chairperson of the appropriate department, the advisor of an organization, etc.). Otherwise, students must not use the name of Pacific Lutheran University to imply university endorsements of private activities or business endeavors. Individuals, students, or organizations may not use either university business telephones or addresses for private business endeavors.
Last Modified: December 18, 2012 at 11:21 AM
