THOMAS E. MILLER is vice president for student affairs and associate professor in the College of Education at the University of South Florida. He is coauthor of Promoting Reasonable Expectations, from Jossey-Bass.ROGER W. SOROCHTY is vice president for enrollment and student services at The University of Tulsa.

• Preface viiAcknowledgments xiPART ONE FRAMEWORK 1Chapter 1 Differences Between Public and Private Institutions 3Chapter 2 Personal Versus Institutional Risk Management 11PART TWO THE U.S. CONSTITUTION 17Chapter 3 The First Amendment 19Chapter 4 The Second Amendment and The Fourth Amendment 29Chapter 5 The Fifth Amendment 37PART THREE REGULATORY CHALLENGES 43Chapter 6 Federal and State Regulations 45Chapter 7 Discriminatory Practices 57Chapter 8 Private and Voluntary Organizational Regulations 63PART FOUR TORT ISSUES 69Chapter 9 Student Activities and Events, Risk Levels, Supervision 71Chapter 10 Hazing and Student Organizations 83Chapter 11 Alcohol and Drugs 95Chapter 12 Counseling and Helping Services 107Chapter 13 Providing a Safe Environment 115PART FIVE CONTRACTS 127Chapter 14 Off-Campus Incidents and Behavior 129Chapter 15 Contract Management 135Chapter 16 Employment Issues 145Chapter 17 Staff Development and Training 157Chapter 18 Student Discipline Systems 165PART SIX RESOURCE PROTECTION 175Chapter 19 Information Technology: Data Protection 177Chapter 20 Facilities 187Chapter 21 Money Management Practices 197Chapter 22 Physical Environment: Disasters and Crises 209PART SEVEN SUMMARY 219Chapter 23 Promising Practices and Conclusion 221Annotated Resources 233About the Authors 235Index 237

THOMAS E. MILLER is vice president for student affairs and associate professor in the College of Education at the University of South Florida. He is coauthor of Promoting Reasonable Expectations, from Jossey-Bass.ROGER W. SOROCHTY is vice president for enrollment and student services at The University of Tulsa.

• Preface viiAcknowledgments xiPART ONE FRAMEWORK 1Chapter 1 Differences Between Public and Private Institutions 3Chapter 2 Personal Versus Institutional Risk Management 11PART TWO THE U.S. CONSTITUTION 17Chapter 3 The First Amendment 19Chapter 4 The Second Amendment and The Fourth Amendment 29Chapter 5 The Fifth Amendment 37PART THREE REGULATORY CHALLENGES 43Chapter 6 Federal and State Regulations 45Chapter 7 Discriminatory Practices 57Chapter 8 Private and Voluntary Organizational Regulations 63PART FOUR TORT ISSUES 69Chapter 9 Student Activities and Events, Risk Levels, Supervision 71Chapter 10 Hazing and Student Organizations 83Chapter 11 Alcohol and Drugs 95Chapter 12 Counseling and Helping Services 107Chapter 13 Providing a Safe Environment 115PART FIVE CONTRACTS 127Chapter 14 Off-Campus Incidents and Behavior 129Chapter 15 Contract Management 135Chapter 16 Employment Issues 145Chapter 17 Staff Development and Training 157Chapter 18 Student Discipline Systems 165PART SIX RESOURCE PROTECTION 175Chapter 19 Information Technology: Data Protection 177Chapter 20 Facilities 187Chapter 21 Money Management Practices 197Chapter 22 Physical Environment: Disasters and Crises 209PART SEVEN SUMMARY 219Chapter 23 Promising Practices and Conclusion 221Annotated Resources 233About the Authors 235Index 237

THOMAS E. MILLER is vice president for student affairs and associate professor in the College of Education at the University of South Florida. He is coauthor of Promoting Reasonable Expectations, from Jossey-Bass.ROGER W. SOROCHTY is vice president for enrollment and student services at The University of Tulsa.

• Preface viiAcknowledgments xiPART ONE FRAMEWORK 1Chapter 1 Differences Between Public and Private Institutions 3Chapter 2 Personal Versus Institutional Risk Management 11PART TWO THE U.S. CONSTITUTION 17Chapter 3 The First Amendment 19Chapter 4 The Second Amendment and The Fourth Amendment 29Chapter 5 The Fifth Amendment 37PART THREE REGULATORY CHALLENGES 43Chapter 6 Federal and State Regulations 45Chapter 7 Discriminatory Practices 57Chapter 8 Private and Voluntary Organizational Regulations 63PART FOUR TORT ISSUES 69Chapter 9 Student Activities and Events, Risk Levels, Supervision 71Chapter 10 Hazing and Student Organizations 83Chapter 11 Alcohol and Drugs 95Chapter 12 Counseling and Helping Services 107Chapter 13 Providing a Safe Environment 115PART FIVE CONTRACTS 127Chapter 14 Off-Campus Incidents and Behavior 129Chapter 15 Contract Management 135Chapter 16 Employment Issues 145Chapter 17 Staff Development and Training 157Chapter 18 Student Discipline Systems 165PART SIX RESOURCE PROTECTION 175Chapter 19 Information Technology: Data Protection 177Chapter 20 Facilities 187Chapter 21 Money Management Practices 197Chapter 22 Physical Environment: Disasters and Crises 209PART SEVEN SUMMARY 219Chapter 23 Promising Practices and Conclusion 221Annotated Resources 233About the Authors 235Index 237