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DEAN OF STUDENTS OFFICECALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, SAN MARCOS
Presentation Outcomes
• Ensure you are aware of the resources available to you in the Dean of Students office
• Help you understand your role as Student Org leaders in maintaining a physically and psychologically safe environment for your members both on and off campus
The Big Picture
As Student Org leaders, the following should always (and need to) be considered when making decisions for your organizations:
• Personal Values• Membership Values/Constitution• Student Life and Leadership policies• CSUSM policies • CSU Executive Orders• State and Federal Laws
Dean of Students Office Staff
Dilcie PerezDean of Students
Jennie RuizAssociate Dean
of Students
Leslie RockwellAssociate Director
of Student Conduct
Patty DiazSOAR
Coordinator
Gezai BerhaneAssociate
Director of Operations
Jill FlaaAdministrative
Support Coordinator
Jacqueline Blackburn
Interim Student Services
Coordinator
PhilosophyCare
Support Advocacy
Purpose• To initiate and facilitate a rich co-
curricular and student life experience at CSUSM.
• To serve as a first stop for the campus community to provide support for our students.
• To help students navigate their rights and responsibilities as a member of the CSUSM community.
CAREThe CARE Manager coordinates prevention, intervention, and support for students in crisis or experiencing barriers to success including behavioral and academic concerns.
Available Resources:
• Mental health support• Living concerns
– Housing security– Food security– Financial security
• Student right procedures– Withdrawals and Incompletes– Student Fee or Financial Aid appeals– Grade Appeals
Student Conduct
As a member of the Cal State San Marcos community, all students are expected to adhere to the Standards for Student Conduct. The Standards for Student Conduct exist to maintain a fair, safe,
and healthy living learning environment for students, faculty, and staff. Students are also
expected to be good citizens, engage in responsible behavior, be civil to each other, and
positively contribute to university life.
Student ConductThings to consider:
• Individual conduct process vs. group conduct process• The CSU Standards for Student Conduct are
applicable for off-campus behavior (includes online behavior)
• Students must be in “good standing” to hold Student Org leadership positions. This WILL impact a student’s eligibility.
• Violating the CSU Standards for Student Conduct may impact your student status – current and futureo Probation, Suspension, Expulsion
Social Host OrdinanceAnyone hosting a party is required to:• Verify the age of guests• Control access to those under 21• Control the quantity of alcohol consumed at the gathering• Supervise minors
Anyone allowing minors (under 21) to drink alcohol will be held accountable and may be:• Cited/arrested• Fined up to $1,000• Sentenced to 6 months in jail• Billed for police services
Think twice before hosting a gathering at your home; it’s YOUR responsibility.
Alcohol PolicyAre you planning/hope tohave alcohol at your event?
Things to consider:• Ask key questions• Review Executive Order 966• Work closely with Student Life and
Leadership to ensure compliance
TITLE IXCSU San Marcos does not discriminate on the basis of sex, gender, gender identity, or sexual orientation in its education programs or activities. Title IX prohibits discrimination on the basis of sex in all education programs and activities operated by the university (both on and off campus). Title IX protects all people regardless of their gender or gender identity from
sex discrimination, which includes sexual harassment and violence.
CSUSM Title IX CoordinatorDr. Bridget Blanshan,
Associate Vice President for Student AffairsCraven Hall 3600 / 760-750-4056
Deputy Title IX CoordinatorDilcie Perez
Dean of StudentsUSU 3500 / 760-750-4935
TITLE IXAdditional Resources available to students in the event of a case involving Sexual Assault, Sexual Harassment, Sexual Violence, or Sex Discrimination:
Student Health and Counseling Services (confidential)Sexual Assault AdvocateUniversity Police DepartmentFaculty/StaffDean of Students Office
Visit: http://www.csusm.edu/title9/ for helpful information on Title IX, what is consent,
and how to file a formal complaint.
Campus ResourcesThe Dean of Students office works closely with various
campus departments, including:
• Academic Affairs/Faculty• PASS – Personalized Academic Success Services• Disabled Student Services• Student Health and Counseling Services• University Police Department
For a full listing of Campus Resources and to stay up to date on campus news and events, visit
http://www.csusm.edu/students/
Takeaways
Know and Follow -• Laws• Standards for Student Conduct• CSU/Campus/Departmental policies
Be a Courageous Leader by…• Intervening/Confronting situations that may compromise the
safety of your organization or members• Using your resources and making appropriate referrals
Thank you for building and maintaining a SAFE and ENGAGED campus community.
Contact UsDean of Students Office
USU 3500www.csusm.edu/dos
dos@csusm.edu 760-750-4935
Student Outreach and Referral (SOAR)www.csusm.edu/soar
soar@csusm.edu 760-750-SOAR (7627)
Cougar Care Networkwww.csusm.edu/ccn
760-750-4935
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