Student Life Rules & Policies

Controlled Substances

• Arizona State Law and College policy prohibit student use, possession, distribution or sale of illegal drugs and/or paraphernalia
• Judicial and/or criminal action will result from non-compliance with this policy.
• Repeated referrals for the odor of marijuana or other observable, documented suspicion of illegal drug use on campus will result in license agreement termination and/or given 48 hours to vacate their room assignment
• Students arrested for possession will have their license agreement terminated and will have 48 hours to vacate their assigned room
• Students arrested for distribution of illegal drugs will be immediately removed from their room assignment and administratively suspended from the campus.

Alcohol

All Central students are prohibited from:

• possessing or consuming alcohol, and/or
• hosting or being in the presence of others consuming alcohol in any residence hall room and/or campus grounds

In addition, all provisions of the Arizona state law regarding minor in consumption or possession (MIP) will be enforced by Campus Police officers. Students who are involved in escalated incidents or violent/harassing behavior while intoxicated on campus will be removed from their housing assignment with 48 hours notice. Behavior resulting from extreme intoxication, requiring response from Campus Police, Regional Fire & Rescue or transport to a hospital also will result in being removed from housing. Any student under the age of 21 found in violation of the CAC alcohol and/or drug policy is a subject to a parent notification.

Computing

Information Technology regards the following use of the computing site resources as computer abuse.

• Illegal copying of copyrighted software or media (including music & motion pictures).
• Games (except those that are being used as part of a class assignment).
• Computer fraud.
• Unwelcome e-mails.
• Use of computer resources for commercial purposes.
• Use of computer resources for social functions and events that are not related to Central-sponsored groups, clubs or individuals.
• Use of college network to view pornographic material.
• P2P filesharing softaware.

Anyone found abusing Information Technology computing resources will be subject to immediate suspension of computing privileges and any appropriate sanctions. 

Note: It is a federal crime to distribute or download copyrighted music, movies, or software on the Internet without permission of the copyright owner. This includes copying and sharing images, movies, music and other copyrighted material through the use of peer-to-peer (P2P) networks such as LimeWire, KaZaA and BitTorrent.

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