Alcohol and Other Drugs Policy
Oklahoma City University (OKCU) prohibits the use, possession, or sale of alcoholic beverages (including under-age drinking), tobacco, illegal drugs, firearms, or other dangerous weapons on University-owned or controlled property. Any student found to be in violation of this policy is subject to University discipline, up to and including suspension or expulsion from the University. Criminal charges may also be filed with the Oklahoma County District Attorney if violations are applicable for prosecution.
Oklahoma City University distributes the Alcohol and other Drugs (AoD) policy to students through the following means and with the following frequency:
| Types of Communication | Frequency/Mode |
| Application for admission to the University that links to the policy | Upon submitting application for admission to the University. Students provide an electronic signature acknowledging reading and understanding of policy |
| Email from Dean of Students | Annually, through electronic communication (student’s university email) at the beginning of the academic year |
| Housing contract for all campus residents | Upon arriving to University Housing, all student residents are required to sign this contract |
| Policy and summary data of alcohol/drug violations on campus are included in the Annual Security and Fire Report | Every October, according to federal regulations |
| Campus wide awareness campaigns | Scheduled through the academic year |
SECTION I, STANDARDS OF CONDUCT
SECTION II, APPLICABLE LEGAL SANCTIONS
SECTION III, HEALTH RISKS
SECTION IV, RESOURCES
SECTION V, APPLICABLE UNIVERSITY SANCTIONS
The State of Oklahoma passed the Oklahoma Marijuana Act allowing the use of medical marijuana. However, at Oklahoma City University, no person may possess or use marijuana, in any form, or be under the influence of marijuana on any university property or at any off-campus university event, even with a valid medical marijuana patient license.
A positive test result for marijuana will not be used as the sole reason to refuse admission into the university if the applicant possesses a valid medical marijuana license issued by the Oklahoma State Department of Health.