A student found responsible for violating the Honor Code may be required to complete the Brief Alcohol Screening and Intervention for College Student (BASICS) assessment administered by the Health and Counseling Center (HCC). The purpose of this outcome is to provide the student with the opportunity to take a close look at the role alcohol plays in their life. The BASICS assessment consists of two individual 50-minute appointments with a counselor or health educator from the HCC. BASICS focuses on information gathering (an intake interview & drink tracking homework between sessions), assessments tools, and written feedback utilizing the aforementioned information obtained.

Students may set up this appointment by calling 303.871.2205. It is highly recommended that students call as soon as possible to make this initial appointment so that they are able to complete this outcome by the deadline. Students must also attend a follow-up session and may be required to complete the recommendations as determined by this assessment in order to fully satisfy this outcome. There is a $100 charge for these services. Students must also print out and sign the release of information available online at www.du.edu/studentlife/studentconduct/release.pdf and bring it to their first session. This form will ensure that the counselor can inform Student Conduct of compliance with this requirement; however, the content of the sessions will remain confidential.

A student found responsible for violating the Honor Code may be required to review and sign a Behavioral Agreement. The purpose of this outcome is for the University to indicate to the student that their behavior has become unacceptable within our community and will result in more serious outcomes in the future. Failure to sign and return this agreement will result in further student conduct action.

A student found responsible for violating the Honor Code may be required to complete the online alcohol self-assessment "e-CHUG" and write a reflection paper regarding the feedback received. The purpose of this outcome is for the student to examine their alcohol use. The e-CHUG self assessment is a personalized feedback tool that provides the user with information about patterns of use, personal risk factors (tolerance, family risk, etc.), calories from alcohol consumed, amount of money spent on alcohol, and risk reduction to drink in a less risky way if one chooses to drink. This outcome is accompanied by a reflection paper.

A student found responsible for violating the Honor Code may be required to complete an "e-CHUG" session offered by the University of Denver Health and Counseling Center (HCC) and write a reflection paper regarding the feedback received. The purpose of this outcome is to provide the student with an opportunity to explore their alcohol use and to discuss possible ways of reducing potential harm.

A student found responsible for violating the Honor Code may be required to complete the online marijuana self-assessment "e-TOKE" and write a reflection paper regarding the feedback received. The purpose of this outcome is for the student to examine one's own marijuana use. This outcome is accompanied by a reflection paper.

A student found responsible for violating the Honor Code may be required to complete an "e-TOKE" session offered by the University of Denver Health and Counseling Center (HCC) and write a reflection paper regarding the feedback received. The purpose of this outcome is for the student to examine their marijuana use, provide the student with information about personal risk factors, and risk reduction strategies if one should choose to use.

A student found responsible for violating the Honor Code may be required to complete "Marijuana 101" and a reflection paper regarding the incident that they were involved in. The purpose of this outcome is to gain more knowledge and insight about marijuana and health, personal risk factors, one's own patterns of use, impacts marijuana has on one's own life, legal matters concerning marijuana in Colorado, and resources for students interested in making a change in their use.

In addition to Student Conduct Probation, students may be required to attend regular Probation Review Meetings through a date specified by Student Conduct. During this period of time, the student must meet with the Conduct Administrator who assigned the outcomes once every week for thirty (30) minutes. The purpose of these meetings is to have a conversation with the student to check in and make sure they are meeting the University's expectations. Students may be assigned additional outcomes as deemed necessary. Any missed meetings without prior approval will result in further student conduct action. All requests for rescheduling must be made at least 24 hours prior to the scheduled meeting.

The University of Denver has established a parental notification policy, which states that parents or guardians may be notified as a result of certain Student Conduct Policy violations. The purpose of this outcome is to inform parents or guardians of the incident in which a student was involved and the decision of the Student Conduct Administrator.

Students who are required to write a letter must include the following:

• Explain the incident in which you were involved that prompted this outcome.
• An explanation of the incident that resulted in this outcome;
• An explanation of how the behavior was inconsistent with University expectations;
• How one might act if placed in a similar situation in the future; and
• What one has learned from the experience.

Students will submit the letters and stamped, addressed envelopes for review to the Conduct Administrator who assigned the outcome. The student letters will then be put in the mail by the University, on behalf of the student.

A student found responsible for violating the Honor Code may be required to attend a one-session Counseling Assessment at the Health and Counseling Center. The purpose of this outcome is to discuss a topic determined by the conduct administrator; however, students are encouraged to use this opportunity to discuss any challenges that they may be having. Students may be required to complete any recommendations from the counselor in order to fully satisfy this outcome. There may also be a fee assessed for this service. Students will have to print out and sign the release of information form available online at www.du.edu/studentlife/studentconduct/release.pdf and bring it to their session to ensure that the counselor can inform Student Conduct of compliance with this requirement. The content of your sessions will remain confidential.

A student found responsible for violating the Honor Code may be required to complete "Under the Influence" and a reflection paper regarding the incident that they were involved in. The purpose of this outcome is to gain more knowledge and insight about alcohol and health, personal risk factors, one's own level of alcohol use, legal matters concerning alcohol use, stress management, and general information about making healthier choices.