Student ID Hours:
Monday- Thursday: 10a-2p & 3p-6p
Friday: 10a-1p
Pirate Card Details
Location: MCC Room# 214
Contact:
Office of Student Activities
MCC Room# 201
Phone: (912) 344-2504
Fax: (912) 344-3475
students@mail.armstrong.edu
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Alcohol Information and Policies.
While at Armstrong, young adults may make decisions concerning
their personal use of alcohol. Armstrong Atlantic State University
recognizes that the decision to drink or abstain is a personal one
that must be left to the individual. If, however, decisions
concerning alcohol are made, they should be based on the
consequences. Armstrong Atlantic State University expects that all
members of the campus community recognize the potential for alcohol
abuse whenever and wherever alcohol is consumed.
To discourage abuse, the University has established policies and
regulations to limit the use of alcohol and regulate the
consumption of such beverages on campus. Because of the
University's responsibilities in adhering to state and local laws
and for the safety, health and well being of members of the
Armstrong Atlantic community, persons who choose to use alcohol
outside the boundaries of this policy are at risk of some level of
University response. In particular, persons who infringe on the
rights of others, are disorderly, or who destroy University
property as a result of alcohol use shall be held accountable for
their actions and shall be subject to disciplinary and/or civil
action. (See Student Code of Conduct)
Questions regarding the policy on alcohol use should be directed to the Vice President of Student Affairs.
ALCOHOL REGULATIONS
- The sale of alcohol on campus is illegal and expressly
forbidden.
- The possession and consumption of alcoholic beverages is
strictly prohibited.
- The serving, possession, or consumption of alcoholic
beverages is prohibited unless prior written
approval is granted by the Vice President for Student
Affairs for special institutionally sponsored events.
Under such approval, the following conditions apply:
- The use of student activities funds for the purchase of
alcoholic beverages is prohibited.
- A person under 21 years of age may not possess or consume
alcoholic beverages.
- A person of legal drinking age must not provide alcohol
beverages to underage persons.
- A person must not present a false identification, either
written or oral, in order to obtain alcoholic beverages.
- Persons and/or organizations who have permission to serve
alcohol must sign a statement accepting full responsibility
for any personal injuries, damages to property, and clean
up of Armstrong Atlantic State property. Organizations are
reminded that events held off- campus must adhere to the
same alcohol regulations as on-campus events.
- The Adviser of an organization who has permission to serve
alcohol at a special event is required to be present at the
event.
- An organization must check student identifications for
legal drinking age when monitoring events.
- At special functions where the use of alcohol is approved,
consumption of alcoholic beverages is permitted only within
the approved area designated for the event.
- Non-alcoholic beverages must be equally as available as
alcoholic beverages and a reasonable portion of the budget
for the event shall be designated for the purchase of food
items. Promotional materials for the event shall not make
reference to the amount of and/or type of alcoholic
beverages available.
- Drinking games or activities contributing to alcohol
overindulgence are prohibited and alcohol cannot be given
as a prize for contests, games and other such activities.
- Intoxication will not be accepted as an excuse for
disorderly conduct on campus or at institutionally
sponsored student events.
- A person who is intoxicated will be prevented from driving
a motor vehicle by campus police officers.
- A person who is in an obvious state of intoxication shall
not be given an alcoholic beverage by another person.
Students who choose to violate these policies will be held
responsible under the Student Code of Conduct. If an
administrative or student court hearing is necessary, the accused
student is entitled to all the rights guaranteed under the
student code of conduct.
Revised Fall Semester 2002
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