Or. Admin. Code § 259-012-0010 - Standards of Student Conduct
(1) Students
attending mandated training courses at the Academy must adhere to the following
standards of conduct:
(a) Students must comply
with the DPSST Student Rules and Regulations and any other rule or policy that
the Department provides to students while at the Academy; and
(b) Students are prohibited from engaging in
the following conduct:
(A) Harassment.
Harassment includes verbal or physical actions that could be reasonably
construed to demean, target or harm another person, group of persons or a
person's employer. Harassment also includes sexual harassment, bullying or
hazing;
(B) Discrimination.
Discrimination includes conduct that could be reasonably construed to be unfair
treatment of another person because of the person's actual or perceived race,
color, national origin, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity,
age, marital status, or medical or physical condition or disability;
(C) Academic Dishonesty. Academic dishonesty
includes, but is not limited to:
(i) Cheating,
which includes accessing or using unauthorized materials, information, tools,
or study aids.
(ii) Plagiarism,
which includes presenting another's material as one's own or submitting
material generated by others. This may also include work that is purchased or
otherwise prepared by another individual or unauthorized use of artificial
intelligence (AI) content generators and generative AI tools.
(iii) Providing or receiving scenario plots,
test questions, test answers, or any other confidential or restricted
curriculum content.
(iv) Aiding or
abetting academic dishonesty.
(v)
Failing to disclose, or withholding information about, acts of academic
dishonesty.
(D) Conduct
that would constitute a criminal offense;
(E) Conduct that threatens or harms the
health or welfare of another person;
(F) Conduct that compromises the integrity of
the training;
(G) Conduct that
impedes the delivery of or participation in training;
(H) Participating in any portion of a
mandated training course while impaired to a noticeable or perceptible degree
due to consumption or use of an intoxicant as the term is defined in ORS
801.321;
(I) Personal use or possession of alcohol,
cannabis, or illicit drugs on the OPSA campus; or
(J) Intimate physical contact of a sexual
nature while on Academy property.
(2) Any violation of the standards of conduct
defined in section (1) of this rule may result in dismissal from the Academy
pursuant to OAR 259-012-0035.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 181A.410
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 181A.410
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