Utah Code Title 53B. State System of Higher Education § 53B-20-107. Powers of chief administrative officer to order individuals off an institution of higher education's property

(a) “Chief administrative officer” means the president of an institution or an individual designated by the president.

(b) “Institution of higher education” means:

(a) supplement and clarify the power vested in the governing board of each institution of higher education; and

(b) regulate, conduct, and enforce law and order on property owned, operated, or controlled by each institution of higher education.

(a) the individual acts, or if the chief administrative officer has reasonable cause to believe that the individual intends to act, to:

(b) the individual is reckless as to whether the individual's actions will cause fear for the safety of another individual.

(4)(a) If a law enforcement agency or security department of an institution of higher education lacks sufficient manpower to deal effectively with a condition of unrest existing or developing on a campus or related facility of the institution of higher education in the judgment of the chief administrative officer, the chief administrative officer may call for assistance from the county sheriff of the county, a city law enforcement agency, or the Department of Public Safety.

(b) Upon receipt of the request under Subsection (4)(a), the county sheriff, a city law enforcement agency, or the Department of Public Safety must render all necessary assistance without expense to the institution of higher education.

(c) All personnel while rendering assistance to the institution of higher education shall serve under the general direction of the chief administrative officer.

(a) the right or duty of a local law enforcement agency to enforce the law which the local law enforcement agency had prior to this enactment; or

(b) the right of a state or local law enforcement agency to enforce the laws of this state.