SPECIFIC BEHAVIORS Clause Samples

The 'Specific Behaviors' clause defines particular actions, conduct, or standards that parties are required to follow under the agreement. This clause may outline expected professional behavior, compliance with certain protocols, or prohibitions against actions such as harassment or misuse of resources. By clearly stating these behavioral expectations, the clause helps prevent misunderstandings and disputes by ensuring all parties are aware of and agree to the required standards of conduct.
SPECIFIC BEHAVIORS. University Housing requests that Residents exercise heightened awareness and caution for the following: unwanted and nonconsensual sexual behavior, sexual assault, suicidal thoughts and attempts, self-harm, alcohol poisoning, drug abuse, trespassing, weapons, eating disorders, harassment, discrimination, domestic violence, theft, vandalism, tampering with fire service and fire protection features, initiating false alarms, and playing with or setting fires.
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SPECIFIC BEHAVIORS. Housing and Residence Life requests that Residents exercise heightened awareness and caution for the following: unwanted and nonconsensual sexual behavior, sexual assault, suicidal thoughts, and attempts, self- harm, alcohol poisoning, drug abuse, trespassing, weapons, eating disorders, harassment, discrimination, domestic violence, theft, vandalism, tampering with fire service and fire protection features, initiating false alarms, and playing with or setting fires.
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