Students have a right to speak their mind, but that free speech protection ends with any behavior that results in harassment and discrimination.
Discriminatory harassment is defined in 51ÁÔÆæ policy as:
- Any conduct (verbal, written, physical, etc.) that is directed toward or against a person because of the person’s protected status (e.g., race, gender identity or expression, disability, religion, etc.), and
- unreasonably interferes with someone’s work, education or participation in programs at 51ÁÔÆæ, or
- creates a working or learning environment that a reasonable person would find threatening or intimidating.
Discriminatory Conduct and Sexual Violence Policies:
SAAP 5-1 Discriminatory Conduct and Consensual Relationships Policy
SAAP 5-2ÌýSexual Violence and Sexual Harassment PolicyÌý
SAAP 5-4ÌýPolicy on Investigation and Resolution of Formal Title IX Complaints