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Applies to all University of St Augustine for Health Sciences Students• Students should be respectful of other health care professions.The student should be respectful of and responsive to authorized University personnel and guests, andshould observe the defined line of authority with respect to any activities including clinical assignments.Students should use appropriate titles and surnames when addressing authorized University personnel.Failure to observe these and other basic principles of ethics is professionally unacceptable and could bepotentially compromising (see "attitude" statement under Student Interpersonal Skills).The following interpersonal behaviors are expected at all times:Of paramount concern is that students and graduates of the University display and present a positive andrespectful attitude to their patients, colleagues, supervisors, faculty, staff, community, and to theUniversity. This "attitude" is a key ingredient to successful completion of studies at the University and toexcel as health care professionals. Students will endeavor at all times to:• Respect the worth and individuality of every person; e.g., listen/pay attention while others arespeaking and promote constructive feedback.• Refrain from disruptive behavior.• Refrain from proselytization. Proselytization is defined as aggressively and/or harassingly tryingto convert, recruit, or induce someone to join one’s own political cause or to espouse one’s owndoctrine.• Respect confidentiality.OFF-CAMPUS PERSONAL CONDUCT AND STANDARDSIf a student commits an offense off-campus that is not associated with a University connected activity, thedisciplinary authority of the University will not be used merely to duplicate the penalty awarded for suchan act under applicable ordinances and State or Federal laws. The University will take disciplinary actionagainst a student for such an off-campus offense only when it is required by law to do so, or when thenature of the offense is such that in the judgment of the University:• The continued presence of the student on campus is likely to create interference with theeducational process and the orderly operation of the University.• The continued presence of the student on campus is likely to endanger the health, safety, orwelfare of the members of the University community or their property, or that of the University.• If the offense committed by the student is of such a serious, heinous or repulsive nature as toadversely affect the University community and the student's suitability as a member of theprofessional community, a prompt hearing shall be held to determine what action should be takenby the University.The action taken by the University shall be made without regard to pending or completed actions taken byany off campus official body.STUDENT RIGHTSAll students enrolled at the University are accorded the basic rights as set forth by the Board of Trustees.Student rights are as follows:• The right of respect for personal feelings.• The right of freedom from indignity of any type.• The right to expect an education of the highest quality.• The right to make the best use of one's talents and time toward the objectives which broughthim/her to the University.• The right to inquire about and to recommend improvements in policies, regulations, andprocedures affecting the welfare of students.• The right for students and/or their representatives to meet with the appropriate Program Directorand the President.University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences 30
Applies to all University of St Augustine for Health Sciences Students• The right of freedom of expression and peaceful assembly as defined by the Constitution of theUnited States and laws of the States of Florida and California.• The right to participate in dialogue during public discussions which provide a diversity ofopinion.• The right to join organizations for educational, political, social, religious, and cultural purposeswithin the limits imposed by their responsibilities to each other and to the student life of theUniversity.• The right of due process.• The right of freedom of the press and media (newspaper, radio, television, etc.) to publish anddistribute materials will be granted when identified by authorship and sponsorship.STUDENT RESPONSIBILITIESThe University expects its students to be responsible for helping to maintain a healthy academic climatewhere students can grow and develop as mature individuals with a commitment to lifelong learning.Student responsibilities include:• The responsibility of assuming the consequences of one's own actions and of avoiding conductdetrimental to fellow students and University employees.• The responsibility of taking the initiative to volunteer for service on committees.• The responsibility for ensuring that the essential order of the University is maintained.• The responsibility for academic work and clinical education requirements.• The responsibility to be fully acquainted with and to adhere to the University’s Catalog, StudentHandbook, and other published policies and procedures.SPECIFIC STUDENT CONDUCT POLICIESCLASSROOM AND LABORATORY CONDUCT AND STANDARDSStudents are expected to arrive to lecture and lab sessions on time and with the appropriate clothing andequipment. The following behaviors are also expected in all lecture and lab session:• No food or drinks (except in spill proof containers) are permitted in the lecture or lab areas. Gumchewing is only allowed during written examinations. No bubbles may be blown.• Please assist the instructors in the pre-and post-lab organization of equipment.• Students will operate lab equipment in a safe and respectful manner.• Shoes must be removed while on the lab tables or mats.PROFESSIONAL DRESS AND APPEARANCE CODEUniversity of St Augustine for Health Sciences students are highly visible to the public and should besensitive to this fact. The following guidelines will be interpreted and enforced in a manner determined bythe faculty and administration to be in the best interest of both the University and the professions ofphysical therapy, occupational therapy and orthopaedic physician assistants. Further, the University isfree to change these guidelines without prior notice to students, although every effort will be made toprovide such notice.Students MUST abide by the following policies regarding professional dress and appearance while on theUniversity campus during regular business hours (8AM–5PM) or altered class schedules unless you areparticipating in recreational activities on campus. The University’s campus during regular business hoursconsists of the entire physical plant, which includes the student parking lot, faculty and staff parking lots,all classrooms, laboratories, lounges, hallways, lobby and library.• University ID: The University ID MUST be properly exposed above the waist on your frontcollar or on a lanyard at ALL times.• Grooming: Students will portray the well-groomed appearance of a responsible healthprofessional. Hair will be clean and neat and in the case of both men and women, will not beexcessively long. Nails MUST be groomed to ¼” or less with neutral polish only (no artificialUniversity of St. Augustine for Health Sciences 31
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