By Franklin R. Cole, Ph.D. - College of Pharmacy - Idaho State ...

Embraces teamwork, interpersonal
skills and
Respects contribution of professionalism
to patient care
Professional and Ethical Behavior are
Receptive to feedback and
Promotes trust.
Professional and Ethical Behavior
Constitutes good role model, and
Maintains professional appearance.
Professional and Ethical Behavior are
Accountable,
Open minded and flexible,
Empathetic towards others, and
Culturally sensitive.
C. Student Conduct Committee
The Student Conduct Committee will consist
of five members, including a nominated member
of each class and the student senate president.
When a member representing a class is
not chosen, the president of that class will
serve as the committee member. If for any
reason a member of the Student Conduct
Committee is unable to attend, he/she may
send his/her class president in place of a
nominated member or the vice president in
place of the class president as a representative
for that class. If any member of the committee
is involved or associated with the situation
being reviewed by the Committee, the person
will be required to step down and his/her class
president or vice president will take his/her
place.
D. Referral Process
Students and/or faculty may submit a written
statement to a member of the Student Conduct
Committee detailing their concern about
a particular student or situation. (Note: The
College of Pharmacy ISU Policy and Procedures
will be followed for any situation specific
to those guidelines). The Student Conduct
Committee will review all written statements
submitted to determine the particular action
that should be taken regarding that particular
student. The Student Conduct Committee
may require students to come before the committee
to discuss possible resolutions. If students
do not comply with the recommendations
put forth by the Student Conduct Committee,
the student will then be sent to the
Student Affairs Committee for further evaluation.
All reviews, decisions, and actions made
by the Student Conduct Committee will be
documented in writing and kept by the Student
Senate.
Progression
In the interest of maintaining an acceptable
level of academic standards, certain minimal
requirements and regulations regarding academic
achievement are followed as published
in the Idaho State University General Bulletin.
A subcommittee, henceforth referred to as
the Progressions Committee, is established
within the College of Pharmacy in accordance
with ISU requirements and regulations to assure
acceptable academic standards. The
Progressions Committee is composed of four
members. The Associate Dean of the College
and the Chair of Pharmacy Practice and Administrative
Sciences sit ex-officio as permanent-voting
members of the Committee. The
remaining two members are appointed annually
from among the Student Affairs Committee
of the College.
In order for a student to make uninterrupted
progress in the pharmacy program, they must:
1. Maintain a cumulative GPA of 2.0 for
all required professional courses. This
includes courses both within and outside
of the College.*
2. Successfully pass all courses and rotations
during the assigned time frame.
3. Meet the requirements of the 2-D rule
which is: Students will be allowed no
more than two “D’s” on their transcript
in required professional courses.
This includes courses both within and
outside of the College.
Students failing to meet the academic standards
of the College of Pharmacy will be notified
by the Associate Dean’s office and will
result in one or more of the following as determined
by the Progressions Committee:
• The student will be placed on College
probation.
• The student may not be allowed to
progress.
19 2006 College of Pharmacy Student Handbook