card reader identification systems,
which provide 24-hour access to
campus residents. During evening and
early morning hours, those seeking
admittance to some facilities are
additionally required to present proof
of residency or, if they are guests, to
present identification and be signed in
by a resident.
Academic, administrative, student
services, and recreational facilities
are open to members of the campus
community and general public in
accordance with administrative
direction and the Use of Campus
Property Policy (http://policies.tcnj.
edu/policies/digest.php?docId=9127)
during regular business hours.
Individual academic departments
establish access policies in academic
buildings during hours when classes are
not in session.
Alcohol and other Drug
Education Program
e College of New Jersey is an
educational institution committed
to maintaining an environment
that enables community members
to enjoy the benefits of an optimal
learning experience.
To this end, the Alcohol and Drug
Education Program (ADEP),
http://adep.tcnj.edu, was fully
implemented at the College in
September of 1990. e ADEP office
is located in Forcina Hall, Room 308.
ADEP is a member of the New Jersey
Higher Education Consortium on
Alcohol and Other Drug Prevention
and Education.
http://njhec.wpunj.edu
ADEP goals are guided by the overall
mission of the college and Division of
Student Affairs:
n e promotion of a healthy, safe,
and learning conducive
environment.
n e implementation of practices
for prevention, education, training,
and preliminary screening and
referral services.
n Instilling in students an awareness
of choice, personal responsibility,
and understanding of the social and
academic consequences associated
with the decision to use alcohol
and/or other drugs.
In fulfillment of its mission, TCNJ
is committed to providing a campus
environment that promotes the safety
and well being of its students, faculty,
and staff. While recognizing that the
responsible and lawful use of alcohol
and other drugs is socially acceptable
in our society, the college regards the
abuse of these substances and the use
of illicit drugs as antithetical to its
mission. erefore, TCNJ permits the
use of alcohol and other drugs only in a
manner that is responsible and adheres
to restrictions imposed by law and the
college's standards of conduct.
TCNJ prohibits the possession, use,
and/or distribution of illegal drugs
on the college's property or as part
of any of its activities. For a detailed
summary of laws and college
regulations, please visit
http://sa.pages.tcnj.edu/policies/
and http://adep.tcnj.edu/annual-
notification and the Student Conduct
Codes at http://tcnj.edu/conduct.
Other resources include:
n Counseling and Psychological
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