2 courses with the subject CP, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
CP 071Statement of Practices Constituting Unacceptable Conduct
The following list constitutes practices and conduct, which are unacceptable for any member of the College community, students, faculty, administration, visitors and guests. ● Physical obstruction or interference with College classes or activities or approved activities of External Entities: ▪ Any person participating in such activities ▪ Any person going to or from such activities ● Permanently posting materials on any walls, windows, doors, sidewalks, trees, light poles, etc., or any other College equipment (except in designated posting areas) or writing graffiti. ● Violating College harassment policy (SGP 285, Harassment). ● Physical abuse of or detention of any person on College-owned property, or at any College-sponsored or supervised function, including the detention of any person by the actual threat of serious bodily harm or the destruction of property, or conduct which unreasonably endangers the health or safety of any person. ● Theft of or damage to College-owned or controlled property or that of any person lawfully on the campus. ● Threatening other individuals with physical harm. ● Committing any act likely to create an imminent safety or health hazard. ● Entry to or upon, or use of College grounds, buildings, or facilities, when such entry or use constitutes a violation of College policies and procedures. ● Engaging in speech that includes fighting words, which are those words that by their very utterance tend to incite an immediate breach of peace. ● Interfering with, impeding or causing blockage of the flow of vehicular or pedestrian traffic. ● Use, possession, distribution, or being under the influence of alcohol, narcotics, or prescription drugs (not as legally prescribed) on College-owned or controlled property, or at any off- campus College-sponsored or supervised activities. ● Use or possession of firearms, explosives, dangerous chemicals, or other items commonly used primarily for the purpose of inflicting harm on human beings or causing damage to property, on College owned or controlled property, except to the extent that permission to possess the same is granted by the person or persons duly authorized for this purpose. ● Failure to comply with the lawful directions of College personnel acting in performance of their duties. 34
CP 074Statement of Individual Rights of All Members of the College Community, Visitors, and Guests
These rights of all members of the College community, students, faculty, administration, authorized visitors and guests, shall remain inviolable: ● To learn, teach, study and search for truth without interference or harassment. ● To move about the campus and in campus buildings freely and without interference or harassment of any kind. ● To express opinions freely and without interference, individually or in groups, as long as such expression does not interfere with any other individual rights hereby guaranteed, other College policies/procedures, or result in damage to property. ● To be treated at all times with the courtesy and respect due to all human beings, regardless of ethnic origin, cultural background, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, religion, creed, or ideology, as long as one displays a decent regard for the rights of others as provided in this Statement of Individual Rights. The right to express oneself is strongest in those campus places and activities that are organized for the purpose of speaking and listening. Examples include the classrooms and organized academic discussions. In such situations, it is expected that diverse views may be voiced, including those that may be distasteful. In other such places and situations where members of the College community do not gather primarily for the purpose of speaking and listening in an open forum, such as common dining areas, the right to express oneself is tempered by the right to be free of harassment. In situations involving External Entities, the rights articulated herein are subject to the College’s policy on Facilities and Grounds Use by External Entities (College Policy 372) and other policies of the Board pertaining to the same subject. Outside individuals and groups invited by recognized faculty, student, or staff organizations are not subject to CP 372 but may be subject to other policies of the Board.
