32
32
personal safety, members of the Butler County Community College Campus Police
Department shall be trained, certified, and permitted to carry Tasers as outlined in the
Campus Police Standard Operating Procedures. Improper use of a Taser will result in
disciplinary action.
TOBACCO-FREE POLICY
Butler County Community College is dedicated to providing a healthy, comfortable and
productive environment for all employees, students and visitors. Therefore, smoking and
the use of all tobacco and tobacco-related products, including, electronic cigarettes, are
prohibited on all campuses and sites owned and/or leased by Butler County Community
College and College vehicles effective July 1, 2009. This policy applies to all faculty,
staff, students and visitors of Butler County Community College. Any violation of this
policy may result in disciplinary action.
ALCOHOL-FREE POLICY
Alcohol is prohibited on all campuses and sites owned and/or leased by Butler County
Community College at any time. This prohibition includes, but is not limited to, all
facilities, grounds, and parking lots, unless authorized by the President for a specific
event.
A matter involving students will be referred to the Dean of Student Development. A
student who violates this policy will be subject to disciplinary action up to and including
permanent dismissal.
A matter involving employees and/or visitors will be referred to the Executive Director of
Human Resources/Equal Opportunity Compliance Officer. An employee who violates
this policy will be subject to disciplinary action up to and including termination of
employment. A visitor who violates this policy will be required to leave the premises and
may be denied future access to the College.
MOBILE DEVICES USAGE POLICY
–
STUDENTS
This policy applies to, but is not limited to, the use of mobile/cellular phones,
laptop/notebook/tablet computers, smart phones and PDAs, and any mobile device
capable of storing corporate data and connecting to an unmanaged network, hereinafter
referred to as “mobile device.” Mobile devices can further be def
ined as having the
ability to receive and/or transmit voice, text, data messages and/or internet usage without
a cable connection.
General Mobile Device Use
A. During class sessions, all mobile devices should be on silent or vibrate mode. Students
may access their mobile device in the event that their mobile devices activate
simultaneously due to the e2Campus Alert System.
B. During testing situations and/or when directed by the instructor, the use of a mobile
device is prohibited and mobile devices must be turned off. The instructor may leave
his/her mobile device on silent or vibrate in the event that an alert would be sent over
the e2Campus Alert System during testing situations.
C. To protect the privacy of the faculty, staff, students, and visitors, students are
prohibited from using their mobile device as a means to photograph and/or record any
individual(s) in any form (audio and/or video) without that individual’s knowledge
and
consent.
D. The use of mobile devices to photograph and/or record a test, classroom material,
private information, and/or related item is prohibited.
E. The College will not be liable for the loss of personal mobile devices brought onto
campus and/or an off-campus location.
F.
Any connection to the College’s information services must adhe
re to the Acceptable
Use of Technology Policy.
