West Virginia University will be known for honoring the worth of every individual and sustaining an environment where all people are encouraged to achieve their full potential. This vision encompasses the following:
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* Students will be prepared with the principles of social justice competencies in order to function effectively in the global workplace;
* Faculty and staff will exemplify principles of social justice in fulfilling their responsibilities;
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Complaints of illegal discrimination, harassment, and abuses of social justice principles will be addressed in an objective and timely manner...

Examples of conduct that may be considered sexual harassment include the following:
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* insults, humor, jokes and/or anecdotes that belittle or demean an individual's or a group's sexuality or sex;
* unwelcome sexual comments or inquiries about an individual's or a group's sexuality or sex;
* inappropriate displays of sexually suggestive objects or pictures, which may include but not be limited to posters, pin-ups, and calendars....

Unwelcome sexual advances, requests for sexual favors, or other verbal or physical conduct of a sexual nature when:
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Such conduct has the purpose or effect of:
unreasonably interfering with an individual's work or educational performance; or creating an intimidating, hostile or offensive work or educational environment.

All University faculty, students, and staff are expected to:
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avoid behavior that might be construed as sexual harassment....

As a Mountaineer, I will:
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* practice civic responsibility and good stewardship
* respect human dignity and cultural diversity.

First Amendment rights must always be applied in light of the special
characteristics of the higher education institutional environment. As in the case of
other public facilities, a higher education institution may place reasonable restrictions
on assemblies to protect safety and property, maintain normal operations, facilitate
campus traffic, and the like. In order to protect the rights of participants and
non-participants alike, as well as the core functions of the institution, reasonable
restrictions on time, place, and manner of speech are appropriate and necessary.
Section 3. Freedom of Expression, including speech and any other activity not
inconsistent with this policy, is a campus right and subject only to time, place
and manner provisions found in Section 5. The following is a non-exclusive list
of Freedom of Expression activities.
3.1 Symbolic speech, including, among other things, silent protest, wearing
expressive clothing, gesturing or standing may be conducted anywhere.
3.2 Signsmay be posted on bulletin boards designated for public use.
3.3 Written or printed materials may be distributed on the grounds outside of campus
buildings. Only students, faculty, staff and campus recognized organizations and
departments may distribute written or printed materials inside campus buildings, and
such groups and individuals must obtain a reservation in accordance with campus
reservation procedures.
3.4 Assemblies of persons may occur on any grounds on the campus outside of
buildings. Outdoor assembly areas, as designated by each campus, may be reserved
in advance for assemblies of persons with more than 50 participants 1. Students,
faculty, staff and campus recognized organizations and departments that wish to
assemble inside campus buildings must obtain a reservation in accordance with
campus facility reservation procedures
3.4.1 Each campus shall designate outdoor assembly areas in size and
configuration necessary to accommodate groups that desire to assemble.
3.4.2 The outdoor assembly areas are open to the public and do not require advance
reservation for use between 7:30 a.m. and 10 p.m. However, advance reservation is
strongly encouraged in order to ensure that a location is available at a specific date
and time. Reservations under this section, if any, are to be made in accordance with
Section 4 of this policy.

This organization will not deny membership on the basis of race, sex, age, disability, veteran status, religion, sexual orientation, color, or national origin.