Texas Western College 1959-1960.pdf - Utep

STUDENT LIFE
Suspension from the College
A student suspended from the CoUege
shall remain off the campus of the College
during the entire period of his suspension,
cxceptin whcn summoncd by an
adrninirlrative oicial of the College. or
when an appointment with an official has
been previously arranged. A student while
under suspension may not room or board
in a dormitory or rooming house where
other students are living, nor frequent a
fraternity or rorority lodge. He may not be
initiated into an honorary or soclal organ]zation.
A studcnt under suspension may
not receive credit at Texas Western College
far collcge work done, by correspondence
or in residence, at either this or any
other institution during the period of
suspension, except when allowed by the
Faculty Committee on Discipline. This
privilege shall not he allowed in cases involving
cheating.
Expulsion from the College
A sentence of expulsion means Permarwnt
scvcratoce frbm the Cullcgc. t\
rcrltcnre of e~p~lrtou sh-ll be reviuacd hy
thc ndm.n.strnt~\e othcers, wto, when in
do~rbt iluut it, nrunrrcrv. shall return the
case to the trial cokmitt& with the reason
for so doing.
These penalties may he imposed singly
or in any combination upon individuals.
or goups, or organizations.
In every care in which a student is
found guilty of any offense by the Faculty
Committee on Discipline and in any other
matter in which an emergency arises,
parent or guardians will be infumed and
asked to co-operate with the authorities.
Debh
The following policy was adopted by
the Board of Regents of The University
of Texas on October - ~~ 2s. - *, 10~8. --~
The college is not responsible for debts
contracted by individual students or b
student organizations. On the other hand:
the College expects all students and student
organizations to conduct themselves
honorably in all commercial transactions.
The College will not assume the role of a
collection agency far organizations, firms
and individuals to whom students may owe
bills. nor will the College adjudicate disputts
between students and creditors over
the existence or the amounts of debts. A
student, however, is expected to perform
his contractual obligations and in the event
of conduct on the art of a student clearly
demonstratin a &grant disre ard of his
commerci;ll otligations (refusa "; to pay or
meet admitted debts or obligations will be
thus construed). action will be taken appropriate
to the age of the student and
other circumstances:
(1) In the event of such conduct, the
parents of minors will be notified and requested
to intervene.
(2) In the case of a married student or a
student over 21 years of age, the student
will rererluested to make prompt payment
or to negotiate a reasonable plan for payment
with his creditor or creditors.
(3) In the event that the actions prescribed
in (1) and (2) above do not
result in the ayment or agreement to pay
admitted obigatians, one or more of the
following actions, an determined appropriate
in the particular case, may be taken:
(a) A bar against readmission of the student
(b) Withholding of the student's grades
and official transcription.
(c) Withholding of a degree to which the
student otherwise would be entitled.
Bad Checks
A student who gives the College a bad
check, the fault not being that of the bank.
ond who does not make it good within five
days will be drop ed from the Colle c
A student or a co?Icee -~ orzanization -~-.~~ ~~... 3;
giver a bad ~he& in a commercial trans-
action, and does not make it good within
five days will be subject to disciplinary
action by the Faculty Committee an Dii-
cipline. The College will not accept a
check fmrn.a student who has once given
3 bad check.
A student who violates his vledne of
hazing. or who enga es in, istigates. or
encourages any type of class rush not spe-
cifically approved by the College will he
liable to surpeorlon or expulsion.