Rules & Regulations
According to the BCC Student Code of Conduct, sexual harassment is defined as the following:
a) unwelcome sexual advances or sexual innuendo.
b) persistent unwanted requests for sexual favours.
c) the use of sexually suggestive words, comments, jokes, gestures or actions that annoy, alarm or abuse a person.
a) unwelcome sexual advances or sexual innuendo.
True/False: Consent can be revoked at any time.
True.
Sexual violence, ie, "Engaging in sexual conduct with another person...without the consent of that person on the College’s premises or grounds" is which form of misconduct?
a) Gross Misconduct
b) General Misconduct
a) Gross Misconduct
True/False: BCC has a standalone Sexual Harassment Policy.
False. Sexual misconduct is handled by the Student Code of Conduct.
Verbal, oral or written harassment, ie, "Harassment...which is beyond the bounds of protected free speech, directed at a specific individual and likely to cause an immediate breach of the peace" is this form of misconduct.
a) Gross Misconduct
b) General Misconduct
b) General Misconduct
Incidence of sexual violence in campus settings is at its highest at this point:
a) exam period
b) the first six to eight weeks of a new academic year.
c) study week/break
b) the first six to eight weeks of a new academic year.