1.7.5 Personal Conduct- Student-athletes are expected to conduct themselves, both on and off campus, in a manner that brings credit to the University and their teams. Student-athletes must be concerned with any behavior which might embarrass themselves, their teams, and/or the University. Student-athletes must be equally concerned with the following areas of student misconduct:
a) Lying and/or fraud
b) Academic dishonesty
c) Gambling
d) Hazing
e) Drug and alcohol abuse
f) Abuse of property
g) Disturbing the peace
h) Stealing, or being an accessory to theft
i) Forgery, alteration, or the misuse of documents or records
j) Unauthorized entry to or use of University or private property
k) Obstruction or disruption of teaching, research, administration, disciplinary procedures, or other University activities.
l) Physical abuse, threats of violence, or conduct that threatens the health or safety of another individual
m) Sexual harassment/sexual assault
n) Sale of athletics equipment issued by the athletics department or provided by commercial sponsors, to others outside buyers
