Student Handbook - Rudolf Steiner College
Student Handbook - Rudolf Steiner College Student Handbook - Rudolf Steiner College
Marketing and Outreach Jocelyn MacDonald 916-961-8727 ext 150 jocelyn.macdonald@steinercollege.edu Office in Monet East The marketing department is responsible for the content on the College website and social media outlets, such as Facebook and Twitter. The department also designs emails, calendars, catalogues and other materials to promote the College, its programs, and classes. Press Rudolf Steiner College Press Claude Julien, Press Director 916-961-3722 claude.julien@steinercollege.edu Founded in 1986, the College press now has over 160 titles in its catalogue. The press has published an average of 3.25 new titles yearly while keeping in print the “classic” titles originally published by the old Saint George imprint, acquired in 1991. Many titles by members of the Rudolf Steiner College faculty have also been published over the years, with more to come. The College press is the home of world-renowned anthroposophical authors and lecturers. It publishes much of the cutting edge research in the fields of remedial education and early childhood education. The books published represent what Rudolf Steiner College Press stands for: anthroposophical diversity, a variety of themes, freedom of expression, and aesthetic sensitivity. The office of the press is located inside the Bookstore, at the end of corridor. If you have any questions related to the press, please feel free to visit and chat with Claude Julien, the director of our press. Student IDs All students in matriculated programs should have an official Rudolf Steiner College photo ID. At registration each student will receive a temporary ID card from admissions. To get a photo ID, students must take their temporary ID to the library where library staff will create an RSC student ID card that includes the student’s photo, name, assigned number, and expiration date of the card. The card may be used as a library card once the student has completed a library application requiring a credit card number to be held on file. The student ID can also be used to receive the student discount in the bookstore and at some campus events. Those eligible for an RSC Student ID are students in the Foundation Program, the Teacher Training Program, and the Remedial Program. All other persons taking courses at the College (including students in Consciousness Studies, which is not longer a matriculating program) can receive a temporary library card on request. There is a $5.00 fee for the non-student card. Please see the College catalogue and/or Website for additional policies regarding academic life. 17
College Policies/Resources Below are policies, rules, and resources that relate to all students at Rudolf Steiner College. The College reserves the right to take disciplinary action, including suspension or expulsion, in the event that a College rule has been violated. Academic Integrity Truthfulness in academic, and other, matters is expected of all members of the College community. Plagiarism in academic work is a serious violation of the College’s ideals and practices and will be treated as such. Please see the College catalogue for details. Alcohol Rudolf Steiner College is an alcohol-free campus. The use of alcohol is contrary to the aims of the College. Assault/Sexual Harassment The College maintains the following procedures and information for assisting a person who has been the victim of a sexual assault: Prevention: Any student or staff member should be accompanied to his/her car, bicycle, or bus stop on request if danger is anticipated. Persons responsible for assistance procedures: Heads of Programs, faculty, dormitory manager, and receptionist have been given information regarding the services available in such cases. Confidentiality and reporting: It is important to maintain confidentiality for any person who confides in College personnel and who requests confidentiality. No one other than a person specifically authorized by the Council and/or Executive Committee to speak for the College is permitted to make a public statement regarding an incident involving a College student, faculty or staff member. All such incidences that have taken place on the RSC campus, or in connection with a College event should be reported to the Chief Executive Officer, without mentioning names if this has been requested. It is the responsibility of the College administration to do everything possible to maintain safety, and this information may be significant. Due process: It is important to protect the rights to fair treatment of both parties involved in an alleged assault. Emergency: If approached by someone in need of crisis assistance and it is impossible to contact any College personnel who are informed of assistance procedures, call the 24-hour crisis line of Women Escaping a Violent Environment (WEAVE) at 916-920-2952. Dial 911 for immediate life-threatening or other violent situations. The College is located on a small campus in a peaceful residential area. In its history, it has had no incidences of sexual assaults. Students, faculty, and staff who have need to work on the College campus after dark are asked to keep the doors locked. The College community is a relatively small, closely knit group of people who are aware of the presence of a stranger. If there is any feeling that a stranger would pose a threat to anyone’s security, this should be communicated to the offices and to faculty and students in the various programs so that no single person will be left alone in jeopardy. If danger (urgent and non-emergency) is suspected, contact the Sheriff at 916-874-5115. 18
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Marketing and Outreach<br />
Jocelyn MacDonald<br />
916-961-8727 ext 150<br />
jocelyn.macdonald@steinercollege.edu<br />
Office in Monet East<br />
The marketing department is responsible for the content on the <strong>College</strong> website and social media outlets,<br />
such as Facebook and Twitter. The department also designs emails, calendars, catalogues and other<br />
materials to promote the <strong>College</strong>, its programs, and classes.<br />
Press<br />
<strong>Rudolf</strong> <strong>Steiner</strong> <strong>College</strong> Press<br />
Claude Julien, Press Director<br />
916-961-3722<br />
claude.julien@steinercollege.edu<br />
Founded in 1986, the <strong>College</strong> press now has over 160 titles in its catalogue. The press has published an<br />
average of 3.25 new titles yearly while keeping in print the “classic” titles originally published by the old<br />
Saint George imprint, acquired in 1991. Many titles by members of the <strong>Rudolf</strong> <strong>Steiner</strong> <strong>College</strong> faculty have<br />
also been published over the years, with more to come. The <strong>College</strong> press is the home of world-renowned<br />
anthroposophical authors and lecturers. It publishes much of the cutting edge research in the fields of<br />
remedial education and early childhood education. The books published represent what <strong>Rudolf</strong> <strong>Steiner</strong><br />
<strong>College</strong> Press stands for: anthroposophical diversity, a variety of themes, freedom of expression, and<br />
aesthetic sensitivity. The office of the press is located inside the Bookstore, at the end of corridor. If you<br />
have any questions related to the press, please feel free to visit and chat with Claude Julien, the director<br />
of our press.<br />
<strong>Student</strong> IDs<br />
All students in matriculated programs should have an official <strong>Rudolf</strong> <strong>Steiner</strong> <strong>College</strong> photo ID. At registration<br />
each student will receive a temporary ID card from admissions. To get a photo ID, students must take their<br />
temporary ID to the library where library staff will create an RSC student ID card that includes the student’s<br />
photo, name, assigned number, and expiration date of the card. The card may be used as a library card once<br />
the student has completed a library application requiring a credit card number to be held on file. The student<br />
ID can also be used to receive the student discount in the bookstore and at some campus events.<br />
Those eligible for an RSC <strong>Student</strong> ID are students in the Foundation Program, the Teacher Training<br />
Program, and the Remedial Program. All other persons taking courses at the <strong>College</strong> (including students in<br />
Consciousness Studies, which is not longer a matriculating program) can receive a temporary library card<br />
on request. There is a $5.00 fee for the non-student card.<br />
Please see the <strong>College</strong> catalogue and/or Website for additional policies regarding academic life.<br />
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