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1 Presented by OSU Risk Management, Human Resources, & Legal Counsel April 2013 WORKING WITH MINORS

2 AGENDA  Gather pertinent materials  Scope  What is a minor?  Appropriate behavior  Reporting  Violations of Policy  Resources

3  Regent’s Polices & Procedures Task Force  Risk mitigation  Responsibility for protection of minors  Policy: 1-0135 Minors Participating in OSU Related Activities and Programs SCOPE

4  Anyone under the age of 18  Applies to all units of the University  On University property  Under the authority and/or direction of the University  Athletic Camps  Academic Camps  Extension Offices  Branch Campuses  4H Locations  Housing on campus  Upward Bound  Music Lessons  Grandparent’s University WH0 IS A MINOR? Exception: OSU Students who are minors

5 RECORDKEEPING REQUIREMENTS

6  Individual participant records  Liability waivers  Medical permissions  Photo and video waivers  Programmatic records  Listing of programs  Training records  Documents that prove training occurred RECORDKEEPING

7  Sample Forms 1-7  Form 1 - Informed consent and liability waiver  Form 2 - Rules and Disciplinary Procedures  Form 3 - Photo and media release form  Forms 4-6 Medical Releases for emergencies, prescription, and over the counter medication  Form 7 – Travel and transportation acknowledgement  Compare your current forms to these INDIVIDUAL PARTICIPANT RECORDS

8  Sponsoring university entity must maintain a current list of programs which involve minors  Name of program  Date(s)  Location  Number and age of participants  Emergency contact  Should be the name you provide as the conference contact to Residence Life  Form charts were developed to aid you if you need help  Form 8 – Checklist  Training documentation PROGRAMMATIC & TRAINING RECORDS

9  Working with third party operators of camps  Who is a third party operator?  Contracts with residence life  Required content of the contracts  Insurance  Indemnity provisions THIRD PARTY OPERATORS

10 APPROPRIATE BEHAVIOR WITH MINORS

11  Avoid one-on-one contact with Minors  Involve two or more adults  Meet in open, well-illuminated spaces with windows observable by others  Exceptions must be authorized by Director, Dean, or Department chairperson  Health care providers are an exception ADULT SUPERVISION

12  More than one adult in vehicle  Except: When multiple Minors will be in the vehicle at all times  Avoid using personal vehicles TRANSPORTING MINORS

13  Do not meet with Minors outside of established times  Do not invite individual Minors to your home  Exceptions require written parental authorization and must include more than one adult ACTIVITIES WITH MINORS

14  Do not touch Minors inappropriately  Touching should only be in the open and in response to the Minor's needs  Consistent with Program mission  Educational  Developmental  Health related (treatment of an injury)  Any resistance from the Minor should be respected PHYSICAL CONTACT

15  Do not engage in any abusive conduct of any kind  Verbal  Striking  Hitting  Punching  Poking  Spanking  Restraining  If restraint is necessary to protect a Minor from harm, incident must be documented and disclosed to Director and the Minor's parent/guardian. ABUSIVE CONDUCT

16  Do not shower, bathe, or undress with or in the presence of Minors  Bad idea to share beds in hotel MODESTY

17  Consent required to friend minor on Facebook  Do not recommend personal Facebook  Office Facebook account only  Consent required to text message minor SOCIAL MEDIA WITH MINORS

18  Do not use, possess, or be under the influence of alcohol or illegal drugs when responsible for a Minor's welfare SUBSTANCES AROUND MINORS

19 REPORTING RESPONSIBILITIES

20 REPORTING No retaliation for reporting Under Oklahoma law you are required to report child abused or neglected Emergency911 OKDHS800-522-3511 OSU Police405-744-6523 or 311 EthicsPoint866-294-8692 or www.osu.ethicspoint.com

21  External  DHS  Internal  OSU Police Department  Office of the Vice President and General Counsel  OSU Human Resources (staff)  Dean of Student Affairs (student)  Office of Academic Affairs (faculty) INVESTIGATION

22  Failure to report is a misdemeanor  Sanctions, up to and including termination, dismissal or expulsion  OSU Faculty Handbook  Campus-based Academic Handbooks  OSU employee policies and procedures  Student Code of Conduct  Legal prohibitions regarding physical presence on campus VIOLATIONS OF POLICY

23  4-0115 Minors Involved in University Research  ________ website with all this information RESOURCES

24 THANK YOU FOR KEEPING KIDS SAFE! www.____________.edu

25 QUIZ OF UNDERSTANDING


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