TRUE

False. It is never okay for any brother to shout at pledges at any time.

unjust treatment for reason of race, ethnicity, religion, sex, sexual orientation, marital status, national origin, age, disability or veteran status

False, this is prohibited.

When the event is sponsored or held by National Fraternity or approved alumni chapters.

False. No alcoholic beverages may be purchased using chapter, colony, pledge class or Fraternity funds;

Chapter President and VPPE

False. Harassment could lead to expulsion from the Fraternity.

YOU WIN 200 PTS.

True.

chapter funds, kegs (shared alcohol), and a professional bartender

No. Pledges can't be required to plan or attend a Fraternity event preceding Initiation day.

Executive Director at Central Office. Grand President if your complaint is against ED.

Professionalism.

False. On-campus joint initiations are exempt from this policy.

a. Service of alcohol on a no host, cash bar basis by a professional bartender, fully covered by liability insurance is preferred, or, b. A Bring Your Own Bottle (BYOB) event may be held at which only organizational members and invited guests of legal drinking age may bring and consume alcoholic beverages.

Fraternity’s Central Office or any national officer of the Fraternity (District Director, Regional Vice President, Provincial Vice President, Collegian of the Year, Vice President- Finance, Past Grand President, Grand President)

insensitivity or conduct that offends or creates an uncomfortable situation. Any words or acts designed to disregard the safety or rights of another and which intimidate, degrade, threaten and/or haze. Can be based on race, ethnicity, age, gender, disability, sexual orientation, and religion

Expulsion from the Fraternity.

For any event that is sponsored, co-sponsored, or planned with an attendance of 300+ not coordinated by Central Office.

any event, activity or situation sponsored, co-sponsored or endorsed by the chapter or colony, or any event a reasonable person would associate with the Fraternity.

Any action taken or situation created, either intentionally or unintentionally, on or off campus, to produce physical or mental discomfort, embarrassment or ridicule; or possibly cause physical harm.

paddling; creating of excessive fatigue; physical and psychological shock; treasure hunts; kidnapping of pledges by members or vice versa; consumption of food, beverage or any other substance except in the course of regular meals; wearing conspicuous apparel at any time or at any place not in good taste; engaging in public stunts or horseplay; morally degrading games or humiliating activities; any
activity which might possibly violate any Fraternity, local, state, or federal law; late work sessions which interfere with scholastic activities;

unwelcome sexual advances, requests for sexual favors or other verbal or physical acts of a sexual nature where: 1)membership depends on it, 2)our decision is based on your response, 3)such conduct interferes with membership and creates a hostile environment.

1. any action or statement of a sexual nature which is embarrassing, harassing, intimidating, or abusive;
2. unwanted comments, communications, jokes, or requests of a sexual nature;
3. unwelcome and persistent sexually explicit statements or stories;
4. repeated use of sexually degrading words, gestures, or sounds to describe a person;
5. recurring derogative comments or questions about an individual's sexual orientation and/or behavior;
6. any kind of unwelcome sexual advances;
7. repeated phone calls, messages, and/or other communications sexual in nature, even after statements have
indicated that there is no interest;
8. threats of retaliation as a result of a sexual encounter;
9. implied or stated threats of sexual violence.

Charter revocation vote.

Executive Director at least 90 days in advance.