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Copy of Student Org Conduct17.18 AY.Xlsx Fall 2017 Fraternity Sorority Conduct Involvement Case Number Organization Incident Date Allegations Notes This organization was isseud a charge letter announcing suspension for two years. 20170122 Phi Kappa Sigma 9/3/2017 This organization hosted an authorized party during opening weekend. This lead to an administrative hearing and a subsequent appeal, stating that suspension was grossly disproportionate to the allegations. Organization hosted a party during the no party period and claimed the An appeal to the Cease and Desist was sent to VCSA and the decision was 20170722 Sigma Pi 9/4/2017 report misinterpreated the identiy of the organization hosting the party. upheld. The OSC investigation did not yeild further evidence on the drug matter. The report indicates that the party could have dangerous drugs. Potential charges still being considered for hosting parties during no parry period. RUPD responded to a house party, to find the president removing all occupants for the establishment. This event led to a confidential witness coming forth and admitting that they need medical assitance 20170197 Phi Delta Theta 9/6/2017 Charter suspended of the New Jersey Alpha Chapter. after this party that tended to be a weekly event. This event occured during the OFSA mandated no part period. This organization was already on probation. Organization hosted a party during the no party period and hurt an Due to cooperation of the organiztion and the acceptance of responsibility the 20170335 Sigma Chi 9/9/2017 individual attending a neighboring party. OSC and OFSA allowed the orgniaation to suggest possible sanctions. Student was injuired during a tailgate that occurred at the ZBT House 2017033503 Zeta Tau Beta 9/13/2017 Chapter accepted full responsibility for all the charges at the hearing. in violation of the no party period. Members of the organization were disruptive within the Residence Hall AD Wright spoke with the student in question and reminded him that he was 20170596 Alpha Sigma Phi 10/3/2017 and uncooperative with the Resident Assistant when delivering bids to responsible for the behavior of his guests potential new members. Fall 2017 Fraternity Sorority Conduct Involvement Case Number Organization Result Sanctions Organization appeal to the Office of the Vice 20170122 Phi Kappa Sigma 2 Year Suspension MGC Chancellor Cease and Desist order was lifted. No substantial 20170722 Sigma Pi No Sanctions. PFC evidence found to support claim of drugs. Chapter did not pursue an administrative hearing for 20170197 Phi Delta Theta Closed Nationally IFC charges brought against them. 20170335 Sigma Chi National Suspension Suspension Until 2020 Other Org Chapter will hold language matter, risk management, Leadership must attend the 2017033503 Zeta Tau Beta and conflict management program. Meetings Good Neighbor Program and between OFSA and new leadership. meet with OFSA. The chapter should submit proof of the Standards 20170596 Alpha Sigma Phi Letter of Apology Board action taken against the offending member. Fall 2017 Fraternity Sorority Conduct Involvement Case Number Organization Incident Date Allegations Notes Stabbing occurred at an unofficial TKE party. Supplying alcohol and The stabbing was dismissed due to the lack of information about the host of the 20170175 Tau Kappa Epsilon 9/10/2017 misuse of chapter funds. Party during no party period. party. Chapter appealed and then accepted responsibilities. 2017205005 Tau Kappa Epsilon 10/12/2017 Fighting and Assualt on Female Students by Fraternity Brother 2 Unregistered Parties resulting in Fighting and Assault Orgnization accused of pledging first year students and hazing. Attempts were made to meet with individuals of the organizatio, no one 20171742 Sigma Phi Delta 10/26/2017 Potential new member did not show up to initial meeting. Flash drive responded and failed to show up to meetings. It was determind the materials found with sufficient evidence to charge the organization submitted into evidence were enough to proceed with investiagation. Student attended a party and was assualted by several (9) fraternity 20171740 Theta Delta Chi 9/30/2017 Investigation Pending Criminal Proceedings members when trying to reenter the party. Hosted a Christmas Party on December 8, 2017 and initated new members in Fall 2017340301 Theta Delta Chi 12/8/2017 Violation of Cease & Desist 2017 Alchohol, Financial Misconduct, Compliance with the Law, Health and A student was found intoxicated, brothers tried to Uber student to random 2017284001 Kappa Sigma 1/1/2018 Safety location. An argument ensued about calling the police. Fall 2017 Fraternity Sorority Conduct Involvement Case Number Organization Result Sanctions Cease and Desist order was lifted. Charges imposed Disciplinary probation until 20170175 Tau Kappa Epsilon for misuse of funds, and social violation. May 2018 2017205005 Tau Kappa Epsilon IHQ, OFSA, and OSC agreed to close chapter. Suspension until Fall 2019 Suspension of Chapter until Fall 2022. Fall 2017 Bids 20171742 Sigma Phi Delta Suspension of chapter. released and all new member fees returned. 20171740 Theta Delta Chi Cease and Desist Order. Investigation Pending TBD 2017340301 Theta Delta Chi Case Pending TBD Cease and Desist was ordered for the organization Case Pending/Hearing 2017284001 Kappa Sigma pending an investigation. Scheduled Fall 2017 Fraternity Sorority Conduct Involvement Case Number Organization Incident Date Allegations Notes Fraternity members surround an unaffiliated individual due to the a stolen safe. Took $1700 from him while surrounded in a residence. The buglarly went 2017354301 Kappa Sigma 1/14/2018 Abuse Endangerment, Health & Safety, Disorderly Conduct unreported to RUPD. Person was able to escape but fraternity chased the individual. The orgnization is accused of hazing potential new members during a 20171625 Alpha Zeta 10/18/2017 Ongoing investigation to the term the order of events of the nighit in question. Friday Fright Night involving the Faculty advisor for the organization. Although the report did not show any evidence of hazing it did show that the Allegations of being a Cult and pickuing up students and taking them organization had not been following the directives of the organization's 20172409 Klessis Org 10/27/2017 on trips. Allegations of hazing. provisional status. This permits Student Involvement to remove the organization's recognition which they did. 2017251805 RU E-Sports 11/11/2017 Hazing Allegations Investigation is in progress into Hazing allegations. Fall 2017 Fraternity Sorority Conduct Involvement Case Number Organization Result Sanctions Case Pending/Hearing 2017354301 Kappa Sigma Case Pending Scheduled Organization found responsible for Hazing and violation of Health/Safety as well as Student Org Governing Documents. Faculty Advisor was removed. National Org invovled in appointing new Disciplinary probation until 20171625 Alpha Zeta advisory board, new faculty staff advisor selected, December 31st 2018 review of new member educational materials by OFSA. New chapter officers will meet iwth OFSA and meet on a monthly basis. Student Org recognition was 20172409 Klessis Org Student Org recognition was removed. removed. 2017251805 RU E-Sports Case Pending Case Pending Fall 2017 Fraternity Sorority Conduct Involvement Case Number Organization Incident Date Allegations Notes 20172510 Womens Rugby Org 43056 Hazing, Underage Drinking, Sexual Inappropriateness Cease and Desist was ordered for the organization pending an investigation. UnitedStudentsAgainstSw 2017302301 12/4/2017 Vandalism Vandalism to the the Asian Americna Cultural Center eatshop Not following student org policy, using unapproved vendor, issues concerning 2017302401 PersianCulturalClub 12/7/2017 Not Following Org Policy contracts. HaitianAssociationAtRutg Sprainted outside of Douglass Student Center and left residue of tape at event site 2017302501 12/10/2017 Damage to Property ers which was difficult to remove. UnitedStudentsAgainstSw 2017302601 12/12/2017 Disorderly and Disruptive Conduct Organization led the efforts to disrupt the Board of Trustees Meeting eatshop 2017315201 German Club 12/20/2017 Compliance with Univeristy Policies Organization did not retain reciepts from NYC trip Fall 2017 Fraternity Sorority Conduct Involvement Case Number Organization Result Sanctions Organization suspended until December 31st 2018. Restrictive Probation from Janurary 2019 until May 2019. 20172510 Womens Rugby Org Took Resopnsibilty on all chargers. Additionally the team will participate in an Educational meeting with AD Wright surrounding hazing issues. UnitedStudentsAgainstSw 2017302301 Case Pending Case Pending eatshop 2017302401 PersianCulturalClub Matter remanded to SIAC Educational Sanctions HaitianAssociationAtRutg 2017302501 Matter remanded to SIAC Educational Sanctions ers UnitedStudentsAgainstSw 2017302601 Case Pending Case Pending eatshop 2017315201 German Club Matter resolved with Student Involvement No Charges. Fall 2017 Fraternity Sorority Conduct Involvement Case Number Organization Incident Date Allegations Notes 20165582 Alpha Phi Alpha 7/31/2017 Hazing Allegations reported to National Headquaters Immeditate Cease & Desist during the investigation. In conjunction with OFSA, AD Wright decided not to pursue this case as the 2017291101 Alpha Phi Alpha 12/1/2017 New Member Presention while on Social Probation organization was already suspended due to academic reasons. A meeting with the chapter leadership will take place to discuss further behavior on campus. Annonymous
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