Consequences of using substances
What are some examples of physical consequences of using alcohol
It can damage the liver, cause potential accidents, increase blood pressure, etc.
How can conduct affect the well-being of an individual?
It may affect their emotions that inhibits their well-being in a negative way.
What is the average amount college students spend on alcohol per month?
$50 on average
Could conduct affect potential career opportunities?
Depending on the severity of the case
Does conduct affect enrollment in university?
It may, depending on the amount of strikes an individual has
What are some examples of the repercussions of using alcohol underage?
Potential for getting arrested, paying fines, taking health education courses, being on probation, having to do community service, etc.
Is there any way a student can seek assistance or relieve stress if they are struggling?
Yes, the university contains resources ranging from counselors to massage therapy, etc.
How much is a second offense fine?
$100
Is there any way to remove circumstances from an individual's record?
Yes, an individual may get their case annulled from their record after a year of good behavior.
How can an individual stay in housing after conduct?
Alternative Sanctions Program
What is the common probation length?
One year
What are some methods to help deal with stress?
Going to the gym, eating healthy, taking a nap, watching a movie, relaxing, listening to music.
Does conduct put financial aid at risk?
It may, depending on the severity of the case.
Will a future employer be able to view a student's conduct record?
After three years, the cases get taken out of our system.
Do you think alcohol/drug use can take away time from studying or make students care less?
The opportunity cost of going out on the weekends is giving up time to productively study or do homework. This tends to be a repeated behavior on weekends, which can add up.
What happens if a student gets caught drinking under 21?
They get arrested, put at risk of eviction from housing, and go through alternative sanctions program to stay in housing
What are some underlying factors that could suggest someone is struggling with mental health?
Anxiety, depression, binge drinking, daily use of alcohol, unhealthy eating, sleeping all day, distance.
Could scholarships be taken away because of conduct?
Yes, depending on the violations, sanctions, and prior conduct.
What negative affects can drinking/smoking have on career development?
If student's spend all their time and money on alcohol and drugs, it is taking time away from career development.
How much time is spent completing the requirements of the Alternative Sanctions Program?
Around 30 hours. This is time taken away from studying.
What happens if a student gets caught using drugs inside their room?
There is a fine and could potentially result in eviction or completion of the ASP program.
What percentage of students struggle with mental health?
20%
How much on average will student's spend if they get in trouble?
$50 dollar fine (first offense)
$75 Health Education Class
If they get arrested, there could be fines to be paid at court
How might a conduct record interfere with internships or volunteering?
Internships or volunteers could reach out to view a student's conduct record with a release of information from the student.
What percentage of students skip class?
26% of students say they skip class once a week or more. This could be due to being hungover or not having the motivation to learn.