2021 Bismarck State College Security Fire Safety Report

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There are also serious legal repercussions for driving under the influence of alcohol. Drivers under the age of 21 with a BAC of .02 or higher will be charged with Driving Under the Influence. Drivers 21 and over with a BAC of .08 or higher will be charged with Driving Under the Influence. The use of narcotics and controlled substances without a prescription on College premises, as elsewhere, is illegal. Illegal possession, use, and/or sale of drugs or narcotics by students, employees, or guests constitutes unacceptable and illegal conduct. The Bismarck State College Safety and Security Department reports violations of law to the appropriate college department and works in collaboration with state and federal law enforcement and local police, on for enforcing the laws of the State of North Dakota, including laws relative to the possession, use, and sale of narcotics and controlled substances. When students are receiving Federal Title IV financial aid (including Federal Pell Grants and Federal Direct Student Loans), it is their responsibility to inform the Financial Aid Office within five days of any criminal illegal drug statute conviction Drug Free Schools and Communities Act (DFSCA) Compliance A copy of the most current DAAPP can be reviewed and obtained by contacting the Mystic Advising and Counseling: •

Contact the Mystic Advising and Counseling Center by dialing 701- 224-5752, or in person in the Student Union, 1425 Schafer St. Bismarck, ND 58501.

Information related to alcohol and other drug use can be found online at: BSC Alcohol and Drug Information. Additional alcohol and drug policies, standards of conduct, applicable disciplinary sanctions, health risks, counseling and treatment, processes, goals, and objectives can be found on this website and within the DAAPP. The biennial report, developed in accordance with the Drug Free Schools and Communities Act (DFSCA) of 1989, can be also be obtained by contacting the Offices of Human Resources or Student Rights and Responsibilities, as outlined above.

ALCOHOL AND OTHER DRUGS (AOD) EDUCATION AND OUTREACH • • • • • •

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A student who brings or uses intoxicating liquors, alcoholic beverages or illegal drugs on campus is subject to disciplinary action. A student who attends class under the influence of alcohol or illegal drugs is subject to disciplinary action. Faculty and staff are justified in contacting appropriate law enforcement authorities and/or campus security in the event a student is under the influence. Students who are involved in illegal drug usage, off the premises of the campus, may also face disciplinary action. Student organizations and clubs are not allowed to sponsor on-campus or off-campus events at which alcohol or illegal drugs are consumed. Sale of alcoholic beverages and/or drugs by student organizations and clubs is strictly forbidden. (This is to include any action that can be remotely construed as alcohol sale such as charging admission to parties, passing the hat, selling empty cups, selling drink tickets, etc.) Alcoholic beverages and/or drugs may not be used as awards or prizes in connection with events or activities sponsored by student organizations and clubs. Advertisements for alcohol sales and bars are not allowed to be posted on campus. These advertisements will also not be allowed electronically or printed in BSC publications. There could be an exclusion for community events as determined by the President. Disciplinary action, which may include expulsion from the College, shall follow the procedures and regulations for disciplinary action that are found in the BSC Student Rights and Responsibilities. In addition, such matters may be reported by the College to the appropriate law enforcement authorities. Since involvement with drugs may be associated with medical and/or psychological problems, students may be referred or may refer themselves to counseling or medical services.

Where to Turn for Help: Students may initiate help for themselves or others by contacting any of the following: On Campus: 1. Personal Counselor 701-224-2449; located in the Mystic Advising & Counseling Center (Lower level of the Student Union) 2. Alcohol and Other Drug Prevention Coordinator; 701-224-2449 3. Director of Student and Residence Life, 701-224-5465 Community Resources

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