Q&A
Consequences for students damaging property on CUNY campuses
1:49:56
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Council Member Vernikov questions Chancellor Rodriguez about the consequences for students who damage or destroy property on CUNY campuses. The Chancellor struggles to provide specific examples of incidents and their outcomes.
- Chancellor Rodriguez mentions that students are subject to the Henderson rules
- He is unable to provide concrete examples of consequences for property damage
- The discussion reveals a lack of clear information about how CUNY handles these incidents
Inna Vernikov
1:49:56
Because there isn't any.
1:49:57
What happens if students damage or destroy property on campuses?
Felix Matos Rodriguez
1:50:02
They are subject to the Henderson rules.
Inna Vernikov
1:50:04
Give me an example of a situation where property was damaged and there were consequences for the students.
Felix Matos Rodriguez
1:50:10
A property I mean, I I have to go to the campus examples of that.
1:50:13
So
Inna Vernikov
1:50:14
Property was damaged at CCNY.
1:50:16
Correct?
Felix Matos Rodriguez
1:50:17
Yes.
Inna Vernikov
1:50:17
What was what happened to the students that damaged the property?
Felix Matos Rodriguez
1:50:21
They were they were arrested and and and they were and the DA sort of worked with them.
Inna Vernikov
1:50:25
Well, aside from the DA, what did
Felix Matos Rodriguez
1:50:27
the city university students.
1:50:29
What were the consequences
Inna Vernikov
1:50:31
from the City University of New York?
Felix Matos Rodriguez
1:50:32
Not CUNY students, so the DA handle those cases.
Inna Vernikov
1:50:36
None of them were CUNY students?
Felix Matos Rodriguez
1:50:37
No.
1:50:38
None were CUNY students.
1:50:39
Yes.
Kayla Aaron
1:50:40
I'm out of time.
