Board of Governors Policy SA-3: Student Rights and Responsibilities

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Board of Governors Policy SA-3: Student Rights and Responsibilities

Marshall University

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Bullying Policies
Last updated

August 30, 2023

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Standard 3: Marshall University students and student groups respect and honor the human rights, and dignity of other persons, groups, and organizations. Violations of this standard include but are not limited to:

3. A. Harassment/Bullying: Any action or behavior directed towards another person, including but not limited to, physical force or conduct, intimidation, stalking, hazing, or degradation that results in the intent or actuality to physically or mentally harm another person, which threatens or violates an individual’s personal safety and/or well-being. This includes but is not limited to racial, sexual, cyber, or peer harassment. (EX)

3. A.1. Cyber bullying/Harassment, includes any language that can serve as a hindrance, interfere with another students educational activity or potentially result in another student feeling tormented, threatened, harassed, humiliated, embarrassed that is generated from the internet, interactive and digital technology, mobile phones or personal electronic devices regardless of origin network. (EX)

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5. J. Misuse of the internet, including viewing pornographic materials in a public location or on a university computer.

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