Table of Contents

1. RIT Honor Code
2. RIT's Expectations For Community Behavior
3. The RIT Student Conduct Process
4. RIT Student Behavior Consultation Team (SBCT)
5. Student Leave of Absence Policy
6. RIT Policy Prohibiting Discrimination And Harassment
7. RIT Process Regarding Bias-Related Harassment
8. RIT Sexual Misconduct Policy
9. Policy On The Use Of Skate Boards, Roller Blades (In-Line Skates), Skates, Bicycles And Other Similar Conveyances
10. Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA) Information
11. Disability Services Processes
12. RIT Student Alcohol And Drug Policy
13. Event Registration Procedures
14. Registration Procedures for Student Sponsored Events Where Alcohol is Served/Consumed on the RIT Campus
15. Event Registration Process for Greek Circle Housing 
16. Compliance With The Drug-Free Schools And Communities Act Of 1989
17. Student Academic Integrity Policy
18. The Division of Student Affairs
19. The OmbudsOffice
20. Records Management Policy
21. Campus Crime Statistics
22. Parking And Traffic Regulations
23. Code Of Conduct For Computer and Network Use
24. Intellectual Property Policy
25. Smoking Policy
26. Privacy Policy
27. RIT Information Security Policy
28. Institute Closings
29. Student Health Center Rights, Responsibilities And Information
30. Taxi Reimbursement Indemnity Plan (TRIP)
31. Center For Intercollegiate Athletic & Recreation Rights And Responsibilities
32. Institute Vendor Policy Related to Special Vending Activities and Food Vending/Catering
33. Student Organization Recognition Guidelines
34. Definition of Organization-Related Event
35. Expansion/Recognition Procedures for Fraternity/Sorority Organizations at RIT
36. Excerpt from Policy with Respect to Demonstrations on Campus
37. Credit Card Marketing Policy

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This manual was compiled and organized by the Office of the Senior Vice President for Student Affairs. The policies contained in this publication are drawn from many sources within the Institute. Complete academic policy information is available in the Institute Policies and Procedures Manual. Students with specific academic policy questions should consult their academic department or college. Other references containing policies related to student life at RIT are the Undergraduate Bulletin and Residence Halls Terms of Occupancy. This version of the RIT Student Rights and Responsibilities Handbook is current as of its printing. For the most up-to-date version of our handbook, please consult our website at: http://www.rit.edu/studentaffairs/studentconduct/rr.php. RIT does not discriminate. RIT promotes and values diversity within its workforce and provides equal opportunity to all qualified individuals regardless of race, color, creed, age, marital status, sex, gender, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, national origin, veteran status, or disability. For Title VI, Title IX and Section 504/Title II ADA inquiries contact: Judy Bender, Title IX coordinator @ 585-475-4315, jebpsn@rit.edu, 5000 Eastman Hall or go to: http://www.rit.edu/diversity/title-ix for more information.

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