Alcohol Policy
性吧导航’s policy regarding alcohol is consistent with the laws of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. The consumption, distribution, or service of alcoholic beverages must be in compliance with the Pennsylvania liquor and crime codes, which define the lawful consumption and service of alcohol and prescribe sanctions for violations. The consumption, distribution, or service of alcoholic beverages must also comply with University regulations and policies.
Violations of the University Alcohol Policy include, but are not limited to:
- Consumption, possession, or purchase of alcohol by persons under the age of 21.
- Behavior that results in intoxication, disorderliness, or disruptive behavior resulting from the use of alcohol, regardless of the student’s age.
- Disruptive conduct due in part or in whole to being under the influence of alcohol.
- Giving alcohol to underage persons or providing a space for the consumption of alcohol by underage persons. Directing, requiring, or encouraging underage persons to be in a space where alcohol is easily accessible may be considered a violation of this policy.
- Possession or use of bulk containers and/or objects that would promote binge drinking including, but not limited to: kegs, beverage coolers, funnels, drinking games with alcohol, or any other tools that would promote binge drinking.
- Students under the age of 21 are not permitted to possess empty alcohol containers at any time for any reason, including decorative purposes.
- Simulated drinking games are prohibited regardless of whether alcohol is used.
- Student Organizations hosting approved events with alcohol are expected to adhere to the University’s Events with Alcohol Policy and all relevant University requirements.
- Hosts of social events involving alcohol must comply with the Social Host Policy found in Additional University Policies.
Students and Student Organizations should familiarize themselves with the Responsible Dragon Amnesty Policy (RDAP) and how amnesty of this policy can apply if conditions are met during a medical emergency. Student Conduct & Care has the final determination on the application of RDAP to any policy violation.
For Students and Student Organizations that reside in University residential facilities, additional Alcohol policies apply. These relevant policies can be found in the Residential Facilities Policies.
Sanction Guidelines For Violating the Alcohol Policy
Student Conduct & Care considers the sanctions listed below to be guidelines for violations of the Conduct Code. Each incident is reviewed on an individual basis and depending on the specifics of the incident, more or less severe sanctions may be imposed.
- First Violation: First Violation: $60.00 Fine; Disciplinary Reprimand to Disciplinary Probation (for at least 1 term); and Alcohol Education Module. For Student Organizations, $500.00 Fine; status sanctions range from Disciplinary Reprimand to Disciplinary Probation (for at least 1 term) and/or social suspension (for at least 1 term); and Alcohol Education.
- Second Violation: $100.00 Fine; Disciplinary Probation (2-3 terms); and a Counseling Referral or Wellness/Educational Task. For Student Organizations, $1,000.00 Fine; status sanctions range from Disciplinary Probation (2-3 terms) and/or Deferred Social Suspension (for at least 2 terms); and Educational Tasks.
- Third Violation: $200.00 fine; Deferred Loss of Housing (for at least 3 terms); Deferred Suspension (for at least 3 terms) OR Suspension (for at least 1 term). For Student Organizations, $1500.00 fine; Deferred Social Suspension (for at least 3 terms), Deferred Suspension (for at least 3 terms) OR Suspension of Recognition from the University for Student Organizations (1-5 years); Deferred Loss of University Housing (for at least 3 terms) OR Loss of University Housing.
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