2006-2008 Catalog - Roane State Community College

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7111-RoaneStCommColl 6/16/06 2:58 PM Page 280 Student Services 280 ROANE STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE officially scheduled varsity contest. No more than three (3) varsity athletes will be allowed to participate per sports team. Roane State Community College and its employees cannot assume responsibility for any injury(ies) incurred during practice for or participation in any one of the scheduled activities. Any student whose physical condition or health status is such that participation might be detrimental to his/her health is ineligible to play unless expressed written permission from a licensed, practicing physician is given to the Intramural Coordinator prior to participation. Determining health status and getting permission is the sole responsibility of the student. It is strongly recommended that all participants have medical examinations prior to participating in any intramural/recreational activity and that each participant have private and/or student medical insurance for his/her protection. III.College Publications Based upon student interest from year to year, the college provides sponsorship for various student publications. The following statements constitute the college policy regarding such publications. A. Purpose of Student Publications The college news periodical is edited and published by students during the year to inform students and staff of pertinent upcoming events, to provide students with an expression of opinions and views, and to increase student awareness of campus life. The arts magazine is a student-run publication that promotes interest in the artistic efforts of students, staff, faculty and alumni. All publications produced by students at Roane State may serve as forums for expression of ideas concerning issues and events of interest. Views expressed in the publications are not the views of the student body as a whole, the college, or the Tennessee Board of Regents. B. Organization and Governance All college and Board of Regents financial and administrative policies and procedures shall be followed in establishing and maintaining the operation of the student newspaper. The Roane State Literary Magazine, the Caney Creek Sampler, shall be published as a project of a campus literary interest group. This group must have at least one Roane State faculty/staff advisor-editor. Students for staff and editorial positions will be selected by the Literary Magazine’s advisor(s). The editor(s) of the magazine must have a cumulative GPA of 2.25. The Tennessee Board of Regents and the college administration recognize that all student publications at Roane State are guaranteed First Amendment freedom and that student editors have editorial control of the content of student publications. However, the editor also has responsibility to be knowledgeable of the meaning of First Amendment freedom and work closely with the advisor. Any publication with the Roane State name or logo on it must reflect what the college considers “good taste”. The Assistant VP for Student Services and Multicultural Affairs will call an appropriate publication committee meeting when necessary to hear and review plans, requests, or grievances associated with student publications and recommend appropriate action.
7111-RoaneStCommColl 6/16/06 2:58 PM Page 281 ROANE STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE 281 IV. Fine Arts Concerts, lectures, and special cultural events are sponsored by the SGA for the enrichment of the students and community. V. Clubs and Special Interest Organizations A well-rounded, integrated program of student activities is provided through student organizations. Students may choose from a variety of organizations depending on their individual interests. These organizations include scholastic honorees, departmental groups, service organizations, and special interest groups. A. CLUBS AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY-RSCC STUDENT SECTION— This society promotes interest in chemistry and topics related to chemistry. The society generates materials, such as sample tests, problem sets, lecture notes, etc., which aid the students taking chemistry courses at RSCC. It sponsors guest speakers to inform the students on current topics in chemistry and related fields. The society monitors the chemistry program at RSCC in order to assure high quality and certification of the program. Members of the society are given certain privileges by the national American Chemical Society, such as magazines, resume writing aids and an employment clearing house. BCM (Baptist Collegiate Ministry)—The BCM is three things in one: a fellowship of students, a program for students and an organization led by students. The BCM is more than a club, it is an organization whose purpose is to meet the needs of students and to help them know Christ and to grow in a relationship with Christ. Programs are planned and carried out by students and staff. Weekly meetings for Bible study and worship are held. Students attend conferences, retreats and do mission projects. The BCM is a place to belong. BIOLOGY CLUB—The Roane State Biology Club is designed to promote and encourage cooperation and to exchange ideas and networking opportunities among biology students. The Biology Club provides many extracurricular activities including guest speakers, outside field trips, and opportunities to become involved in professional organizations. The club is open to Roane State students who are interested in learning more about the biological sciences. COFFEE HOUSE WRITER’S WORKSHOP—This workshop is designed to stimulate an appreciation for expressive writing and music and to provide students with a workshop environment to present and review original creative work. COLLEGE REPUBLICAN CLUB—The Roane State College Republican Club is designed to promote and encourage an awareness and exchange of ideas regarding the American political system with emphasis on state and local politics. The Republican Club provides students with opportunities to become actively involved in political activities to include participation in actual political campaigns. The club provides many additional extracurricular activities including involvement in local Republican organizations, field trips, guest speakers, and working with political candidates. The club is open to all Roane State students interested in becoming actively involved in our political system. LIFE ENABLERS—This club provides an educational environment promoting a forum to discuss relevant current issues involving any of the organization’s plans, ideas and views. Involvement in the organization strives to Student Services
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