Student Handbook - Rudolf Steiner College

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Auditing Classes Certain classes in the Foundation program are open to the public. Auditors do not receive credit for courses taken and no records are kept. Before taking classes, auditors must come to the admissions office to complete an “Auditing Form” and to pay the per class fee. Automobiles California law requires that persons moving to California from another state obtain a California driver license and register their vehicle with the California Department of Motor Vehicles within twenty days of taking up residence. Violation of this law carries a $300 fine. The nearest DMV office is at 5209 North Avenue in Carmichael. The DMV website is www.dmv.ca.gov. There is a 15 mph speed limit for all vehicles on campus. All drivers must observe the STOP sign near the south entrance to the garden. Vehicles should be locked at all times. Valuables of any kind should not be left in a vehicle. The College does not take responsibility for the theft of a vehicle or any of its contents. For the sake of a quiet and peaceful environment, all those driving onto the campus are asked turn down their car audio system, particularly if the car windows are open, and, also, when locking the car door, to do so manually rather than use an automatic locking system that makes an electronic noise. Students residing on campus should obtain a RSC parking permit. They will be distributed at registration, or by coming to the OFBS office and seeing Caroline Stave Viemeister Bicycles 19 • Bicyclists should not ride on the walking paths of the campus. • Bicycles should be locked at one of the several bike racks on campus and not be left randomly around campus. • Helmets are strongly recommended. • Bicycles of dorm residents should be stored in the bicycle shed. Camping Camping is not permitted anywhere on the campus. Staying overnight in a car or recreational vehicle is also not permitted anywhere on campus. Cell Phones All members of the College community are encouraged to exercise consideration and respect for others. Cell phone users are asked not to use their phones in the following places: all classrooms, Raphael Garden, the library, Norton Commons, the picnic bench area, and anywhere else where people are gathered and a person speaking into a cell phone would be a distraction. Between 9:00 PM and 8:00 AM cell phones should not be used within fifty feet of a student residence. Those needing to use a cell phone on campus should go to an unobtrusive place and speak quietly. The use of a cell phone speakerphone is prohibited everywhere on campus. Cell phones should be turned off during all classes and College events.
Change of Address Students should notify the admissions office immediately of a change of address, telephone number, or email address. Federal regulations require that international students register a change of address within ten days. Children For their safety, all children on campus must be directly supervised by an adult. Children may not be unsupervised while their parents are attending classes or are involved in other College activities. Classroom Etiquette • Students should arrive on time for classes. Arriving late disturbs others and complicates the taking of attendance. • Food and beverages are not allowed in class. Only water is permitted. • If a student knows that he or she will have to leave a class before it is over, the teacher should be informed before the class begins. Computers in the Classroom Students should not assume that laptop use is permitted in any given class. Students in each class, in consultation with the instructor, will decide on the parameters for computer usage. If the group approves the use of laptops it should be only for activities directly related to the class—such as taking notes—and not for text-messaging, e-mail retrieval, and surfing the Internet. Dress All persons on campus, including members of the College community and visitors, are asked to be appropriately dressed. Shirts and shoes are required. Drugs Rudolf Steiner College is a drug-free campus. The use of illegal substances is not permitted on the campus. Firearms No firearms are allowed on campus under any circumstances. Grievances Any person feeling he or she has a legitimate grievance against any individual or against the College can file a grievance complaint. The College has clear policies for dealing promptly and fairly with all grievances. (Please see the College catalogue or website for details.) 20
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