Page 37 of 93 Traffic Obstruction. Obstruction of the free flow of pedestrian or vehicular traffic on University premises or at University-sponsored or supervised activities. Unauthorized Recording. Any unauthorized use of electronic or other devices to make an ak un do iwo l, e dv igdee, oo, r swt iiltlh of ruatmt he e ior re fpf ehcotti ov eg rcaopnhsiec n tr ewc oh redn tohfe apneyr s opne rosro npse r swoint hs obueti ntgh er ei rc opr rdieodr hd ai svt er eas sr.eTahs oi snianbc ll eu de ex sp, ebcut at ti si onno ot fl i pmriitveadc yt oa, ns udr/roerp st iut ci ohursel yc ot ar dk ii nn gg pi si cl ti ku er el ys toof ac na uo st he ei rn pj uerrys oonr in a gym, locker room, or restroom or recording administrative meetings with University officials. If a recording is made that captures a violation of the Student Rules or law, the Student Conduct Administrator may elect not to enforce this section of the Student Rules against the student making the recording. Unauthorized Representation. Unauthorized representation of the University or any recognized entity of the University. Violation of Law. Any act that violates federal, state, or local laws is a violation of this Code. Violation of National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Regulations. Violations of any NCAA regulations. Violation of Published University or System Rules. Violation of any University or System policy, rule, or regulation, including, but not limited to University Housing contracts and rules, University motor vehicle rules, rules relating to the use of student identification cards, entry, smoke and tobacco-free campus rule, and use of University facilities and dining hall conduct. Violations of Law and University Discipline. The focus of inquiry in student conduct proceedings shall be the determination of whether a violation of University rules occurred. Student conduct proceedings shall be informal in nature and need not comply with the formal processes associated with the criminal and civil courts, nor shall deviations from pprreesjucdriibceedtoptrhoecess necessarily invalidate a decision or proceeding unless significant student or University may result. Standards outlined by the University for students may be higher than those standards set ftohrr ot hueg hg et hnee rFael dpeorpaul , lSattai ot en,. CAosuenatcyhapnedr sl oocnailsgsouvbejrencmt teonmt su, l t i p l e l a y e r s o f e x p e c t a t i o n s students are further expected to maintain a higher standard of behavior as members of the University community. Students failing to adhere to those standards may be subject to a University conduct process in
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