Northern Arizona University\u2019s primary concern is for the health and welfare of its community members. Accordingly, the University prohibits the illicit use of alcohol and other drugs on University property or in connection with University-sanctioned activities or events wherever located. The University recognizes substance dependency as a serious health and safety issue and offers comprehensive education, prevention, and referral services. The University will support students and employees who seek its assistance in confronting a substance dependency problem. At the same time, the University will hold all members of its community responsible for their behavior. This policy does not address the sale of alcohol on University property.<\/p>\n
Responsible Executives:<\/strong> Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs<\/a>, <\/p>\n Alcohol For additional information regarding this policy, students may contact the Office of the Dean of Students, faculty may contact the Vice Provost for Academic Personnel, and staff may contact Human Resources<\/p>\n Northern Arizona University Statement Regarding Marijuana on Campus<\/strong> <\/a><\/p>\n Reasonable Suspicion of Alcohol or Drug Impairment in the Workplace Procedure<\/a><\/p>\n Reasonable Suspicion of Alcohol or Drug Impairment in the Workplace Checklist<\/a><\/p>\n
\nVice President for Student Affairs<\/a> and Chief Human Resources Officer<\/a>
\nResponsible Offices:<\/strong> Office of the Dean of Students<\/a> and Human Resources
\nEffective Date:<\/strong> October 1, 1993
\nLast Revised:<\/strong>
\nContacts:<\/strong> Dean of Students; Director, Human Resources Program,
\nVice Provost for Academic Personnel<\/p>\nView the DRAFT<\/span> Policy<\/a><\/h4>\n
Keywords:<\/h5>\n
\nControlled substances
\nDrugs
\nIllegal drugs
\nImpairment
\nMarijuana
\nMedical marijuana
\nRecreational marijuana
\nPrescription drugs<\/p>\n\n
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