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Who is liable for student organizations actions and activities?

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Who is liable for student organizations actions and activities?

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Although student organizations are typically well intentioned-we are still working with students who are primarily 18-21 years of age. From time to time an organization, or representative of an organization participate in an action or activity that is detrimental to the organizations, it’s members, the community and/or the university. It is imperative that organization leaders and advisors understand that they may be liable for the actions of the organization. Long before an injury or accident occurs, advisors have many opportunities and the responsibility to provide guidance in planning and managing activities and promoting a safe learning environment. If you ever have any reservations about a particular activity that your group is planning, it is best to discuss the program with your advisor/and or someone from The Center for Student Involvement and Leadership. You may contact the Center at 724-738-2092.

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