Ph.D. Program Guidebook - The University of Chicago Booth School ...

Ph.D. Program Guidebook 2007-2008
http://www.uchicago.edu/sexualharassment. Ph.D. Program Office informal procedures,
including advising and mediation, do not preempt formal channels of complaint available
within the university. Formal complaints are handled through the appropriate area’s
discipline process. For the entire policy, students should refer to the university’s Student
Manual of University Policies and Regulations available online at http://www.uchicago.edu/
docs/studentmanual.
STUDENT CONSULTING PROJECTS
Student work performed for consulting projects using the Chicago GSB name, trademarks,
servicemarks, and logos will be reviewed by the faculty under the following conditions:
1. All such projects must be reviewed, approved, and sponsored by a regularly appointed,
full-time Chicago GSB faculty member (e.g. faculty with titles of professor, associate
professor, assistant professor, or clinical faculty member) before the projects are undertaken.
2. Proposals must be submitted to the appropriate program office at least six weeks in
advance of the beginning of a project.
3. All such projects must include provisions for an ongoing update, review, and approval
process by the faculty sponsor, in conjunction with the appropriate program office.
4. Students are expected to act respectfully and with integrity in all interactions with clients
and other outside contacts on behalf of the Chicago GSB consulting project.
5. Students are expected to meet client commitments in a thorough and timely manner.
6. Students are expected to honestly represent themselves and their purpose when collecting
sensitive data, particularly in competitor contexts, on behalf of a client.
Any fee compensation received for such projects should be paid directly to Chicago GSB,
with the amount of fees dependent upon the channel. Students are not permitted to receive
fee compensation for such consulting projects. However, they are permitted to receive
reimbursement from clients for direct expenses incurred while completing a project. Students
conducting outside consulting projects using Chicago GSB names, trademarks, servicemarks,
and logos are expected to behave in a professional manner. Students are not permitted to
conduct consulting projects using Chicago GSB names, trademarks, servicemarks, and logos
outside of these channels.
SPECIFIC STANDARDS OF PROFESSIONALISM
ALCOHOL
All members of the university community should be aware of the requirements of Illinois law
concerning the consumption, possession, and sale of alcoholic beverages. The university
expects each member of the community to be responsible for his or her own conduct and for
the consequences of that conduct. Any violation of the university alcohol and other drug
policy by a student will result in appropriate disciplinary proceedings, as well as possible
legal ones. Illinois law prohibits the consumption and possession of alcohol by persons under
the age of 21 and the supplying of alcohol to any person under the age of 21. Illinois law also
prohibits the sale of alcoholic beverages except by those licensed to sell such beverages.
Individuals planning campus events should consult with the student group advisors in the
Office of Student Programs and Events. For more information on the university drug and
alcohol policy, refer to the Student Manual of University Policies and Regulations. Listed
below are a few of the guidelines that govern events at which alcoholic beverages are served.
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