Youth Protection

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Suspect Abuse or Neglect of a Minor?
Call the local police (911 or a non-emergency line) or Child Abuse/Neglect Hotline (1-855-323-3237). Questions? Learn more on our reporting page.

Program Directors
Program Administrators
The primary person acting on behalf of the group(s) who is responsible for the organization and execution of the youth program, including adherence to these procedures
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USU Employees and Volunteers
USU Employees and Volunteers
Any individual who is expected to interact with, supervise, chaperone or otherwise oversee minors in his/her role during a program. Such individuals may be faculty, staff, students, volunteers, employees or contractors of the University or of a third party.
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Parents and Participants
Parents and Participants
Parents, legal guardians, other responsible adults designated by the participant's parent or legal guardian, and participants
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USU Risk Management

The Protection of Youth/Minors Policy is administered by the Office of Risk Management. Further resources and information about this policy and the requirements can be found on the USU Risk Management website.

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Mandatory Reporting
If you believe a child is being abused or neglected, you are required to report it to the Department of Family and Protective Services (DCFS). Call the local police (911 or a non-emergency line) or the Utah Abuse/Neglect Hotline 1-855-323-3237. You can learn more about warning signs of abuse and neglect on our reporting page.

University Policy 534: Protection of Minors

This policy is designed to establish uniform requirements for appropriate supervision and protection of minors (individuals under 18 years of age) who are involved in covered programs, and includes requirements for risk management plans, background checks, and appropriate covered program evaluations.

USU Policy 534

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Register Your Youth Camp/Conference
Each University academic and administrative unit sponsoring a program in which minors participate, whether located on or off campus, is required to register such program with Event Services Youth Protection Program Manager no later than 30 days prior to the start date of the program.
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Program Eligibility
The University requires any program involving minors to be sponsored and controlled by a University college, school, unit, or department. Student Organizations are not permitted to hold a program. Student organization may participate in a program sponsored by a college, school, unit, or department.

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Utah State University Risk Management

Phone: 435-797-1951
Email: risk@usu.edu

Mailing Address:
6600 Old Main Hill
Logan, UT 84322