Violations
What is the legal limit (#)
0.08
If you see a sister giving alcohol to her little, what should you do?
Either talk to her about the situation, and if it progresses, speak to an EC member
T/F
The unlawful use, possession, purchase, and/or distribution of alcoholic beverages is prohibited on the William Jewell College campus.
TRUE
T/F
If your little is under the age of 21, it's okay to buy her alcohol because you will supervise her and make sure she drinks safely
FALSE
You have a keg party at your apartment. A drunk guest, who is a minor, drives home and is injured in an accident. What could happen?
They can sue the guest for their injuries
There may be times when safety concerns arise from a student’s excessive drinking
What should you do
The students should not hesitate to seek help from the Residence Life staff, Campus Safety and/or local or state police out of fear of College disciplinary action. Please refer to the Good Samaritan Policy for assurances to students obtaining and receiving assistance for the well-being, health or safety of self or another student.
Y/N
Having a fake ID is okay as long as you don't buy alcohol for minors
NO
The chapter has a party with alcohol and someone gets injured. What could happen?
The sorority and its officers, or any members pertaining to the incident, can be sued.
Students who are of legal drinking age and who have completed the College’s required alcohol education program, a minimum of which includes the mandatory online alcohol education course, will have what printed on their student ID?
A Approved
Is it considered hazing if you give alcohol to minors, whether that is your little or just another sister in the chapter
YES
Amy and Katie, who have been chapter members for three years, decide they want to have a party at their off campus apartment on a Friday night. The party is not announced during Wednesday night’s chapter meeting. However, as soon as chapter meeting was adjourned but before everyone left, Amy announced to everyone in attendance, “Katie and I are having a keg party at our apartment this Friday night. Tell your friends. I hope you can come. If you plan on coming, pay me $5 on your way out tonight that will go toward buying the kegs.” After this announcement, the chapter president, emphasized, “This is not an official function.”
Why is this not okay?
Providing alcohol to minors; open party; serving alcohol from a common source; this would likely constitute a sorority function (despite what the president says, etc.). Also, it is a criminal offense in some states for a resident to allow minors to drink on the premises. If anyone is injured on the way home from the party, civil liability could follow.
Y/N
Using College or student organization funds to purchase alcohol without authorization from the Student Life Office is okay
NO
What can happen if you get a DUI or MIP?
Fines, probation, affect future job opportunites, and more
Our sorority is having a party with the Beta Epsilon Rho fraternity on Thursday night. To prevent the sisters from driving drunk and to meet Panhellenic standards, Amy, the social chair, asks for BER members to come to the house to pick up the sisters. The fraternity and sorority each have identified five members who will serve as designated drivers. The five sorority designated drivers, however, all decide to drink.
If an intoxicated sister needs a ride home, what should she do?
By calling a taxi or shuttle service; calling other members who have not been drinking. Stress how important it is that an intoxicated member should NOT get in the car alone with a male she does not know, including the fraternity’s designated drivers. This puts the member in danger of a date rape scenario. Under this scenario, if the member does not make it home safely, our organization potentially has civil liability for assuming a duty to provide designated drivers, but failing to do so.
What is "Grain Alcohol"?
(95% alcohol by volume, or 180 proof)