Procedures to impose applicable sanctions may be instituted against any person engaging in any of the following proscribed conduct:

1. Obstruction or disruption of teaching, research, administration, disciplinary procedures, or other institutional activities, including the University’s public service functions or other authorized activities on University owned or controlled property;
2. Obstruction or disruption interfering with freedom of movement, either pedestrian or vehicular, on University owned or controlled property;
3. Unauthorized entry to or use of University facilities, including buildings and grounds. Unauthorized use includes but is not limited to using non-residential facilities and spaces for residential purposes (e.g., prolonged sleeping, bathing in restrooms lacking shower facilities or that are not open to the general public, cooking, camping), and entering into any areas that are not open to the public without advanced authorization; 
4. Possession or use of explosives, dangerous chemicals, or other dangerous weapons or instrumentalities on University owned or controlled property, unless authorized by law, Board, or University rules or policies;
5. Detention or physical abuse of any person or conduct, whether successful or not, that threatens imminent bodily harm or endangers the health of any person on any University owned or controlled property;
6. Malicious damage, misuse or theft of University property, or the property of any other person where such property is located on University owned or controlled property, or, regardless of location, is in the care, custody or control of the University;
7. Refusal by any person while on University property to comply with an order of the President or appropriate authorized official to leave such premises because of conduct proscribed by this policy when such conduct constitutes a danger to personal safety, property, educational, or other appropriate University activities on such premises;
8. Illegal use, possession, or distribution of drugs on University owned or controlled property;
9. Inciting others to engage in any of the conduct or to perform any of the acts prohibited herein. Inciting means that advocacy of proscribed conduct that calls on the person or persons addressed for imminent action, and is coupled with a reasonable apprehension of imminent danger to the functions and purposes of the University, including the safety of persons, and the protection of its property;
10. Violating University Policy for Intercollegiate Athletics as described in Section 8 of the Internal Management Directives (“Intercollegiate Athletics”), specifically including the subsection thereof entitled Code of Ethics.