2009-2010 KCUMB College Catalog - Kansas City University of ...

• No trash talking or inappropriate attire
• Absolutely no pick up games with neighborhood or any non-KCUMB students.
A call box is located in the parking lot and goes directly to Security. (Please use
the call box if needed.)
Security will ask you to leave if any of the above guidelines are not followed.
Student Government Association
Upon enrollment, all KCUMB students become members of the Student Government
Association (SGA). The representative governing body of the SGA is the Student Senate.
The Student Senate consists of six COM representatives and four officers from each COM
class, as well as two representatives of each graduate program. An executive council
consisting of the president, vice president, secretary and treasurer presides over the
Student Senate. Each class elects representatives and class officers according to the SGA
constitution.
An activity fee, paid by each student, finances SGA activities and SGA chartered
organizations. The primary function of the SGA is to serve as a liaison between the
students, faculty and administration. Student Senate members serve on administration
and faculty committees, and help to bring about changes that will benefit the student
body as a whole.
The Council of Presidents is an SGA committee composed of the presidents of all
SGA chartered organizations and recognized special interest groups. It was established
to assist these organizations in coordinating and organizing various activities.
Student Health Center
The Student Health Clinic (SHC) is located on the first floor of the Dybedal building.
The Clinic operates Monday through Friday from August through May when classes are
in session. (The clinic is closed on University holidays). The Clinic is open from 7:30-9
a.m. The Student Health Clinic is for University students only. No spouses or children
will be seen by a physician in the SHC. In order to be evaluated in the SHC, students must
complete a Student Health Clinic history background form (available during Orientation
Week and at the Clinic).
The Student Health Care Clinic offers only acute care. It is on campus to provide
students with convenient care. It is not the purpose of the SHC to provide care or
prescriptions for chronic or ongoing medical conditions. For additional details about the
Student Health Clinic, please refer to the Student Handbook.
University Property and Responsibility
Students are responsible for damage to University property caused by negligence or a
willful act. Students must pay for damages within 15 days after receipt of invoice.
Damage to University property is charged to the student(s) responsible at the total cost of
repair or replacement. The student(s) will be subject to disciplinary action, dismissal
and/or prosecution on criminal charges. The University is not responsible for the
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