Governance and Conduct

All participants in the New-Gen Global Food Systems Network, including students, mentors, advisors, and collaborators, are expected to maintain a high standard of professionalism and ethical behavior.

To maintain a safe, inclusive, and constructive virtual environment, participants must:

• Engage in respectful, inclusive, and constructive discussions
• Avoid discriminatory, harassing, or disruptive behavior
• Share accurate and properly credited information and ideas
• Refrain from self-promotion, spam, or sharing off-topic content
• Uphold confidentiality in all communications and collaborations
• Demonstrate ethical conduct in research, mentorship, and peer interactions

All members are expected to comply with the FAMU Student Code of Conduct (Section 8) and the University Code of Conduct Regulation 1.019.