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Lowry Campus
Code of Conduct
The Colorado Community College System, Lowry Campus is committed to maintaining a safe environment for all students, faculty, staff and visitors; all of whom are expected to conduct themselves in a lawful and responsible manner. For the safety and
Examples of prohibited behaviors include, but are not limited to:
- Failing to comply with directives of Colorado Community College System (CCCS) Security Officers or of law enforcement officers acting within the scope of their duties while on Community College System property.
- Unauthorized entry to or use of CCCS facilities, including grounds.
- Obstructing or disrupting teaching, administration, disciplinary procedures, or other campus activities on CCCS-owned property or at any sponsored function.
- Verbal, physical, or sexual harassment or intimidation of another person including any abuse, signs or signals intended to mock or ridicule another person while on the CCCS campus. Wearing gang-related apparel or participating in gang-related activity.
- Physical or mental abuse or, detention of any person, or conduct, which intentionally or recklessly endangers the health or safety of any person on the campus.
- Theft of, damage to, defacing of community college property or the property of others on CCCS premises (includes writing, spraying, scratching or otherwise affixing graffiti).
- Obstructing or impeding pedestrian and/or vehicular traffic on CCCS property.
- Using, possessing, trafficking, selling or distributing illegal drugs, narcotics or related paraphernalia on CCCS property.
- Unauthorized possession or use of firearms or other potentially dangerous weapons, explosives, combustibles or dangerous chemicals.
- Disorderly conduct, public intoxication, lewd, threatening behavior, indecent or inappropriate conduct or expression while on CCCS property.
- Creating litter, throwing, discarding or depositing any paper, glass or other matter of any kind on the property, except in designated trash receptacles.
- Having other than authorized (e.g., assistance animals, veterinary technician program animals) animals in any building on campus and/or failing to keep in-hand/on-leash control of animals while passing through the campus.
