Bates College
Private University
Lewiston, Maine
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Equal Opportunity, Non-Discrimination, and Anti-Harassment Policy: Prohibited Conduct and Definitions- Discriminatory Harassment
Discriminatory harassment refers to verbal, written, visual, or physical conduct based on or motivated by an individual’s actual or perceived protected characteristic or activity as described in Section III of this policy. Harassment is unwelcome conduct or behavior which is personally and…
The College Code of Student Conduct and Disciplinary Processes: Part I: Bates College Code of Student Conduct- Actions Against Persons
Harassment, Intimidation, or Bullying This includes acts of intimidation, stalking, confrontation, verbal slurs, insults or taunts, physical force or threat of physical force made with the intention of causing fear, intimidation, ridicule, humiliation, disparagement, disruption to the educational environment, or damage to…
Equal Opportunity, Non-Discrimination, and Anti-Harassment Policy: Prohibited Conduct and Definitions - Bias Incident
h. Bias Incident Bias Incident refers to any event of intolerance or prejudice, not involving violence or other criminal conduct intended to hurt and intimidate, committed against a person, property, or society that is motivated by an offender’s bias against a specific…
Bates Acceptable Use Policy
Unacceptable Uses IT resources may not be used in any manner prohibited by state and federal law or disallowed by license, contracts, or college policy. This section, while not all-inclusive, lists examples of misuse that may constitute a violation of College policy…
Equal Opportunity, Non-Discrimination, and Anti-Harassment Policy: Prohibited Conduct and Definitions- Bullying
Bullying is repeated or severe aggressive behavior likely to intimidate or intentionally hurt, control, or diminish another person, physically and/or mentally. It can be written or oral expression, physical acts or gestures, or a combination of the two. ... Bullying includes cyberbullying…
Campus Life: Protests and Public Expression
Bates recognizes and supports free speech by students, including peaceful protest on the Bates campus. Bates has the authority to regulate the time, place, and manner of protests. Protests may take many forms, including, but not limited to: assemblies, demonstrations, rallies, picketing…