Civility & Respect

Being part of LSUS means engaging with others in ways that reflect respect, openness, and care—even when perspectives differ.

  • Listen with curiosity and openness
  • Communicate honestly and respectfully
  • Consider how your words and actions affect others
  • Approach conflict with a focus on understanding

Strong communities are built through respectful dialogue and shared responsibility.

Learn more about civility and campus expectations.

  • Common Ground initiative
  • Conflict & Mediation Resources
  • Perspectives
Academic Integrity

Your choices around alcohol and other substances can impact your health, safety, and academic success.

  • Know and follow laws and campus expectations
  • Make decisions that prioritize your well-being
  • Look out for friends and peers
  • Seek help if use is affecting your health or success

Making responsible choices helps you stay safe and on track toward your goals.

Learn more about policies, resources, and support.

  • Biennial Report
  • Alcohol 101
  • CORE Survey
  • Annual Notification
Hazing Prevention

Belonging should never come at the expense of your safety, dignity, or well-being.

  • Choose activities that build connection without harm
  • Speak up or report concerns if something doesn’t feel right (add link to reporting form)
  • Respect personal boundaries and individual choice
  • Support a culture where everyone feels safe and included

Real connection is built on trust, respect, and shared positive experiences.

Learn more about hazing prevention and reporting options.

  • Hazing
  • Hazing Transparency Report
  • Board of Regents Hazing web page
Accountability Process

When concerns arise, LSUS focuses on helping you learn, reflect, and move forward.

  • Understand what happened
  • Take responsibility for your actions
  • Repair harm where possible
  • Build skills to make better decisions

Our goal is not just accountability; it’s your growth and success.

Learn more about the accountability process.

  • Accountability Flow Chart
  • Accountability Resources for Faculty