Electric scooter policies can vary greatly between different universities and can change over time based on evolving campus needs, sustainability goals, and safety concerns. Typically, these policies are included within the university's transportation or vehicle regulations, addressing the use of bicycles, scooters, skateboards, and other personal transportation devices.

At St. Catherine University, individuals interested in utilizing electric scooters on campus are advised to review the most current campus safety and transportation guidelines provided by the university. These guidelines are usually accessible through the university’s website or through the campus safety or transportation office. They outline the rules and regulations for operating personal transportation devices, such as electric scooters, on university grounds.

Compliance with campus-specific regulations is important not only to ensure personal safety but also to maintain pedestrian safety and campus aesthetics. Regulations may include designated parking areas for scooters, speed limits, and restrictions on where scooters can be ridden or stored.

If no information is explicitly provided regarding electric scooters, or if the policies are ambiguous, it's recommended to contact St. Catherine University directly to seek clarification. Staff at the university's safety, transportation, or student services offices can provide the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding the use of electric scooters and other electric mobility devices on campus.