witness and past contacts with the UW Oshkosh Police Department. Unless extenuating circumstances exist, officers are encouraged by UW Oshkosh Police Administration not to issue citations to someone seeking medical assistance or to the person(s) assisting them. Please note: relief from disciplinary or law enforcement action will not be granted to students who do not seek medical assistance. Students who are confronted by university (e.g. CA, CSO, UP) will be addressed under the normal Code of Conduct and applicable laws. Additionally, the guidelines apply to alcohol and drug related emergencies and are not intended to provide relief from legal consequences or administrative discipline in relation to serious crimes, to include but not limited to: all forms of assault, theft, property damage and distribution of illicit substances. Student Organizations Student organizations are required to seek immediate medical assistance for their members or guests when a potential health risk is observed, including medical emergencies related to the use of alcohol/drugs. A student organization that seeks immediate assistance from appropriate sources will not be charged with violations of the Alcohol Policy of the Code of Conduct. The organization will be required to complete educational programming as required by the Dean of Students Office and appropriate student governing body. The organization may be held accountable for other violations of the Code of Conduct related to the incident (e.g. endangering the health or safety of others, etc.). It is imperative that student organizations seek medical assistance for their members or guests in such an emergency situation. Student organizations that fail to seek immediate assistance for members or guests in need of medical attention will likely be charged with violations of the Code of Conduct and may receive enhanced sanctions. (July 6, 2011). UWO AODA Programming BAC Matters 2012-2013 Campus Wide Prevention Initiative Campus Vision Slide BAC Matters App Cards BAC Matters Banner UW Oshkosh AODA Sanctioning Programs Judicial Educator for Alcohol (Residence Life) ($15) Student takes on-line education program (Powerpoint) on alcohol and takes quiz. Judicial Educator: Alcohol Education module, choose from one of two possible modules either #8 or #15 ($15 fee billed to HSAF). Decisions Program - Alcohol (AODA Program) ($85) Student the Alcohol eCHECKUP TO GO online program, completes personal reflection paper and meets with an AODA Program facilitator for 30 min. ($85 fee). Send info sheet to student and assign meeting time on spreadsheet.
witness and past contacts with the UW Oshkosh Police Department. Unless extenuating circumstances exist, officers are encouraged by UW Oshkosh Police Administration not to issue citations to someone seeking medical assistance or to the person(s) assisting them. Please note: relief from disciplinary or law enforcement action will not be granted to students who do not seek medical assistance. Students who are confronted by university (e.g. CA, CSO, UP) will be addressed under the normal Code of Conduct and applicable laws. Additionally, the guidelines apply to alcohol and drug related emergencies and are not intended to provide relief from legal consequences or administrative discipline in relation to serious crimes, to include but not limited to: all forms of assault, theft, property damage and distribution of illicit substances. Student Organizations Student organizations are required to seek immediate medical assistance for their members or guests when a potential health risk is observed, including medical emergencies related to the use of alcohol/drugs. A student organization that seeks immediate assistance from appropriate sources will not be charged with violations of the Alcohol Policy of the Code of Conduct. The organization will be required to complete educational programming as required by the Dean of Students Office and appropriate student governing body. The organization may be held accountable for other violations of the Code of Conduct related to the incident (e.g. endangering the health or safety of others, etc.). It is imperative that student organizations seek medical assistance for their members or guests in such an emergency situation. Student organizations that fail to seek immediate assistance for members or guests in need of medical attention will likely be charged with violations of the Code of Conduct and may receive enhanced sanctions. (July 6, 2011). UWO AODA Programming BAC Matters 2012-2013 Campus Wide Prevention Initiative Campus Vision Slide BAC Matters App Cards BAC Matters Banner UW Oshkosh AODA Sanctioning Programs Judicial Educator for Alcohol (Residence Life) ($15) Student takes on-line education program (Powerpoint) on alcohol and takes quiz. Judicial Educator: Alcohol Education module, choose from one of two possible modules either #8 or #15 ($15 fee billed to HSAF). Decisions Program - Alcohol (AODA Program) ($85) Student the Alcohol eCHECKUP TO GO online program, completes personal reflection paper and meets with an AODA Program facilitator for 30 min. ($85 fee). Send info sheet to student and assign meeting time on spreadsheet.
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