Code of Conduct Basics
Intended to provide members of the Sorority with a set of best practices and guidelines with which members agree to adhere to when joining and maintaining their friendship in the Sorority.
What is the Code of Conduct?
Includes engaging in illegal and unethical conduct (including any form of hazing), harassing, physically threatening, or physically or verbally abusing any person in the Sorority or at any Sorority-sponsored function or event, and conducting oneself in a manner endangering the health or safety of another person.
What is unacceptable personal misconduct?
Members should only speak during meetings after being acknowledged by this person.
What is the meeting chair?
This is illegal at Sorority events for members under 21.
What is possession or consumption of alcohol?
Causing noise or disturbances that interfere with Sorority activities is considered this.
What is disruption?
This document must be followed to qualify for or renew Sorority membership.
What is the governing document and Code of Conduct?
This type of misconduct includes making unreasonable noise or exhibiting behavior that annoys others.
What is disorderly conduct?
During reports, questions should be saved until this.
What is the end of the report?
These funds may not be used to purchase alcohol for Sorority events.
What are Sorority funds?
Any behavior that discredits or disgraces the Sorority falls under this type of violation.
What is disruptive conduct?
Members must comply with this when attending all Sorority-sponsored events
What is the Sorority's Code of Conduct?
Deliberate unwanted touching or verbal gestures that could cause emotional distress or provoke violence.
What is harassment?
Members must never do this while another member is speaking.
What is interrupt?
Using or selling these at Sorority events is strictly prohibited by state law.
What are illegal drugs and substances?
All private information about the Sorority must be treated with this.
What is confidentiality?
These are the guidelines that maintain order and unity in Chi Eta Phi.
What are the best practices and behavioral expectations?
Possession or use of weapons, explosives, or dangerous chemicals falls under this type of misconduct.
What is threatening safety through weapon possession?
When giving remarks, members must do this instead of using other members' names.
What is address all remarks to the meeting chair?
Possessing or consuming alcohol in hotel lobbies or hallways during events is classified as this.
What is prohibited public drinking?
Members are required to maintain this about sensitive Sorority matters.
What is silence and discretion?
This is the primary purpose of the Code of Conduct for members of the Sorority.
What is to ensure respectful, safe, and ethical behavior?
This refers to damaging public or private property during Sorority events.
This refers to damaging public or private property during Sorority events.
These are prohibited in all meeting discussions to ensure professionalism.
What are personal attacks?
This can occur if there is reasonable suspicion of drug use at Sorority-sponsored events.
What is investigation?
Sharing private information without permission violates this principle.
What is breaking confidentiality?