2007-2008 Catalog (PDF) - Colorado State University-Pueblo

Student Life
of the CSU-Pueblo Student Conduct Code by
member will constitute a group offense.
VIOLATIONS OF LAW ON CAMPUS
University disciplinary proceedings may be instituted
against a student or student organization charged with
a violation of federal, state, or local criminal law and
this Student Conduct Code without regard to the
settlement of civil or criminal litigation in court or
criminal arrest and/or prosecution.
Proceedings under the Student Conduct Code may be
carried out prior to, simultaneously with, or following off
campus civil or criminal proceedings at the discretion
of Dean of Student Life and Development or her or his
designee Student Conduct Administrator. Determinations
made or sanctions imposed under this Student
Conduct Code shall not be subject to change because
criminal or civil charges arising out of the same facts
giving rise to violations of University rules were
dismissed, reduced, or resolved in favor of or against
the criminal or civil law defendant.
To protect its educational mission, the University takes
a firm stand concerning violations of law on campus.
The Pueblo County Sheriff’s Office located at the
Colorado State University-Pueblo campus is charged
with the responsibility of maintaining law and order at
Colorado State University-Pueblo and for enforcing all
laws, local ordinances and regulations of the University,
except when such enforcement is, by such law,
made the responsibility of another department, official
or agency.
Deliberate illegal activity, which comes to the attention
of CSU-Pueblo officials, is not tolerated. An offense
requiring police action may also be treated internally
as a University disciplinary matter. A full document
detailing police policies and statistics is available from
the police upon request. Contact (719) 549-2373.
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