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In his most recent email, Shollenberger encouraged students to use resources provided by Student Affairs and Student Well-Being, including Student Outreach and Support, the Center for Health Education and Well-Being (CHEW) and several emotional and mental well-being resources. Information regarding the investigations is not available on the national Sigma Phi Epsilon website, but the Hopkins chapter is no longer listed as an active chapter.
Shollenberger stated that the national office announced the closure of the Hopkins chapter, Maryland Alpha, and the residence located at 2900 Wyman Pky, effective immediately. 30, and found violations of its alcohol policies.
8 to show support for victims of sexual assault and called for greater action from the University.Īccording to Shollenberger’s email to the University community, the national office of Sigma Phi Epsilon also investigated the chapter following Oct. Students gathered at the Not My Campus protest held on Nov. The investigation into Sigma Phi Epsilon has been under heavy scrutiny ever since the University faced criticism for its language in its email broadcast informing affiliates of the alleged intentional drugging Instead of condemning the actions of the alleged perpetrator, the email provided safety tips to prevent students from being victims. “Such vague language fails to properly hold students accountable and creates potential loopholes in which students can try to argue their way out of misconduct that is not covered under this policy,” Alpar wrote. In an email to The News-Letter, sophomore Annabelle Alpar expressed concern over how the University’s Sexual Misconduct Policies and Procedures defines misconduct that is not considered sexual in nature.
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Green emphasized that intentional drugging is considered a violation of the Student Conduct Code in his email to The News-Letter. “But there is nothing that I saw about being given drugs against your will, without consent.” “There are things for when someone has been sexually assaulted or has been hazed or even for intentional drug use,“ she said. Sophomore Nicole Wykes told the The News-Letter that she finds University policies regarding intentional drugging confusing. He was unable to comment on whether the Student Conduct Board found any evidence of intentional drugging within Sigma Phi Epsilon. In an email to The News-Letter, Vice President for Communications Andrew Green clarified that the Student Conduct Board uses a preponderance of evidence standard in their decisions. Shollenberger explained that the Office of Student Conduct did not find evidence that would substantiate a violation of the University’s policy regarding intentional drugging. Vice Provost for Student Health and Well-Being and Interim Vice Provost for Student Affairs Kevin G. Members of Sigma Phi Epsilon and the Interfraternity Council at Hopkins did not respond to The News-Letter’s requests for comments. The University has designated Sigma Phi Epsilon as an inactive/closed chapter on the Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life website.
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