University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences 2012 – 2013 Student ...

Applies to all University of St Augustine for Health Sciences StudentsSTUDENT-FACULTY RELATIONSThe University does not condone dating and other such relationships between students and faculty and/orstudents and staff. Relationships between faculty and staff while less of a concern, are none the lesscovered by this policy.Clearly any of the relationships referred to above have the potential of creating issues of fairness andharassment that could bring discomfort and embarrassment to all involved including legal problems to theUniversity.Therefore, should any faculty, student and/or staff, find themselves in a position where there has becomean attraction they should immediately, individually or jointly, declare such an interest, if a student theyshould contact their Program Director.The Program Director or Director of Human Resources will advise and take whatever measures arenecessary to protect the student, faculty, staff and University. A faculty member may remain an instructorto that student but will not in any manner be able to grade, sit on any committee, etc., which may dealwith matters concerning the student.This policy while discouraging does not prevent such relationships but does require disclosure. Failure toso disclose will be considered a matter for disciplinary action.Students may be employed part-time for babysitting, social functions, etc. by faculty and staff and it isacceptable for faculty, staff and students to attend parties sponsored by one of the groups or an individualof a group.CELL PHONE USE WHILE ON CAMPUS• Cell phones are not to be used during a class or lab session.• Ringer should be turned OFF during class or labs.• No text messaging allowed during class or labs.• Cell phone camera, audio or video recording may NOT be used during class or labs unlesspermission is given by instructor.• Cell phones are to be stored in book bags or other secure locations during exams or exam reviewsessions, and should be turned off or ringer off. Cell phones are not allowed to be in pockets orattached to pants or lying on tables.• If you MUST make an important call, or receive an important call during class or lab hours,please inform and get permission from your instructor. Phone should be placed on vibrate.• When talking on cell phone in hallways, please be courteous and keep your voice down or moveto a quiet area.• No ringing of or speaking on cell phone is permitted in the library or quiet study zone areas.PARKING LOT AND STUDENT PARKING POLICY:The University is an independent organization, and as such, the property and parking lots are privateproperty. The operation and/or parking of any vehicle on University of St. Augustine property is aprivilege, not a right. The university has the right to regulate the use of motor vehicles on its property forthe good and safety of everyone.The University is not liable for break-ins or other damage to any vehicle, including student vehicles.Every effort will be made by University staff and personnel to ensure student safety whenever possible.Reports of damage to vehicles should be filed with local authorities, with a copy to the University StudentServices Office.For additional information please refer to Entry-level Student section pages 64-67 or Distance EducationStudent section on page 115.University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences 42