UNIVERSITY OF WYOMING YOUTH PROGRAM
RULES AND DISCIPLINARY PROCEDURES
PROGRAM NAME: MANCAMP & Wyoming Women of Song
PROGRAM RULES:
1. The possession, distribution, or use of alcohol or drugs is prohibited.
2. Fireworks, firearms, guns, knives, archery equipment and other weapons are prohibited.
3. The operation of motor vehicles by Minors is prohibited while attending and participating in the Program. Permission
for a Minor to drive from the Program at the Program’s conclusion must be authorized by the parent/legal guardian.
Use of bicycles, skateboards, rollerblades, skates and other related items is discouraged and any use must be in
accordance with University Policy. Hover boards are prohibited.
4. Participants are to remain on campus for the duration of the program unless program activities require otherwise. If a
participant needs to leave campus for some reason, Program Directors must receive prior written permission from the
parent or guardian, and grant specific permission.
5. Participants must attend all Program activities including workshops, classes, and planned social or recreational
activities.
6. No violence, including sexual abuse or harassment, will be tolerated.
7. Hazing of any kind is prohibited. Bullying including verbal, physical, and cyber bullying are prohibited.
8. No theft of property, regardless of owner, will be tolerated.
9. Use of tobacco products and smoking instruments including electronic cigarettes and vaporization devices will not be
tolerated by participants. Smoking is prohibited in all University buildings.
10. Misuse, damage, tampering, moving, modifying, or theft of University property is prohibited. Charges will be assessed
against those participants who are responsible for damage or misusing University property.
11. Misuse, damage or theft of the property of others is prohibited.
12. The inappropriate use of cell phones, cameras, imaging, and digital devices is prohibited including use of such devices
in showers, restrooms, or other areas where privacy is expected by participants.
DISCIPLINARY PROCEDURES:
Each participant has a
reasonable expectation to enjoy a positive program experience. Therefore, the misbehavior of one
participant, or a group of participants, should not be permitted to impact negatively on the program experience of others. Most
programs are short in duration, so prompt action is required when problems occur. Parents and participants should be aware of
the rules and disciplinary policy.
First Offense: Participants failing to adhere to Program Rules, assisting or encouraging others to break Program Rules, or
exhibiting bad or disruptive behavior, will be warned by Program Staff.
Second
Offense: Subsequent misconduct will result in a discussion between the Program Staff and Participant and Program
Staff will co
ntact the Participant’s parent/guardian.
Third Offense: Subsequent misconduct will result in expulsion from Program.
ANY OF THE STEPS OUTLINED ABOVE MAY BE OMITTED OR REPEATED AT THE DISCRETION OF PROGRAM
STAFF. PARTICIPANTS DISMISSED FROM PROGRAM FOR DISCIPLINARY REASONS WILL NOT RECEIVE A
REFUND OF ANY FEES PAID TO ATTEND PROGRAM.