Undergraduate Catalog - Lake Erie College

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As it is impossible to account for every type of behavior, the following list is not to be construed as all-inclusive. Each Lake Erie College student has appeal rights as prescribed in the policies and standards of the institution, except in cases where the possibility of eminent danger exists. Minimum Sanctions In order to promote consistency in the judicial process at Lake Erie College, this section specifies minimum sanctions for the individual code. A student may receive more than the minimum sanction depending on the nature of the incident and severity of the violation at any time. The Presidential Interim Suspension may be used as a minimum sanction for any of these violations if deemed necessary by the President of the College or his designee. Prohibited Behaviors Any student charged with an act that violates the standards, rules and regulations of Lake Erie College on or off campus, even if classes are not in session, is subject to the judicial process prescribed by the College. If the student is found in violation, disciplinary action will be implemented as deemed appropriate. Examples of prohibited behavior include, but are not limited to: Behavior Code I: Bodily Harm Any act that causes injury or the threat of injury to self, any implied threatening action or verbal/written threat that causes others to believe one is at risk of inflicting harm to oneself. Sanction: Appointment with the director of student success center; parental notification; development of a wellness plan. Code II: Discourtesy to Faculty or Staff Rudeness, profanity and/or insulting behavior on the part of a student directed toward a faculty or staff member. Sanction: Disciplinary warning; educational task Code III: Disorderly Conduct Any behavior, on or off campus, which affects the academic performance of the student or fellow students that offends the sensibilities of others, or causes property damage, injury to others or involves outside agencies such as the police. This code is in place to cover policy violations that have not been labeled and may include any form of Bullying. Sanction: Disciplinary/social probation; educational task. Code IV: Disruptive Noise Any noise that disturbs the peace and tranquility of the residence hall or campus during established quiet hours; any excessive noise that disturbs the College community at any time during 24-hour Courtesy Hours. Sanction: Disciplinary warning; educational task Code V: Failure to Respond Ignoring a staff member’s reasonable request (emails, phone messages, etc) is cause for College action. Sanction: Disciplinary warning; educational task. Code VI: Fire Safety Any violation of fire safety regulations including, but not limited to: • tampering with fire equipment; • making a false alarm; • interfering with the duties of fire officials; • failure to evacuate a building; • setting any unauthorized fire in or on College property • burning candles/incense in College owned/leased building 189
Violation Tampering with Fire Equipment False Alarm Failure to Evacuate Setting an unauthorized fire First offense-candles/Incense Sanction Removal from College housing; Educational task; letter to parents $200 fine Disciplinary/social probation; letter to parent/guardian; $50 fine Permanent removal from College housing; recommendation for suspension; $500 fine; restitution Disciplinary warning; Educational task; $25 fine Code VII :Fraternization Romantic, sexual and exploitative relationships between employees and students including but not limited to: dating, pursuing to date, and pursuing or having romantic or sexual relationships with employees. Sanction: Educational task; restricted contact Code VIII: Gambling The playing of cards or any other game of chance or skill for money or other items of value. Sanction: Disciplinary/social probation; educational task; $50 fine Code IX: Illegal Entry/Trespassing Unauthorized entry includes, but is not limited to, the use of keys not assigned to the entrant. Unauthorized entry into or presence in any College building, office, room or student room. Sanction: Disciplinary warning; educational task; denial of access; restitution Code X: Student Identification Failure to submit identification to a duly authorized and properly identified College official. Interfering with or giving a false name to or not cooperating with any properly identified College or Emergency personnel (Police, Fire, EMT etc) in the performance of their official duties. Lending, selling, or otherwise transferring a student identification card or any other form of legal identification. Use of a student identification card or any other form of identification by anyone other than its original holder. Sanction: Disciplinary warning; educational task. College Property Code XI: College Keys Possession, use, or duplication of College keys without the consent of those staff members responsible. Sanction: Disciplinary warning; educational task; restitution Code XII: College Computers Any act that violates the rules and regulations established by Information Technology (IT) or misuse of any College computer. Sanction: Disciplinary warning; educational task Code XIII: College Facilities, Property or Equipment Any use of or act that violates the use of College facilities, property, and/or equipment without proper consent of those responsible. Sanction: Disciplinary warning; educational task; restitution (if necessary) 190
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2013-2014 UNDERGRADUATE ACADEMIC CA
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Undergraduate Academic Calendar....
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FALL 2013 Fall Semester Billing Due
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CAMPUS INFORMATION ACCREDITATION La
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Criteria for Acceptance of Transfer
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Advanced Placement Lake Erie Colleg
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Lake Erie College Music The music p
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Tuition Reimbursement For a student
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Refund Policy If registration is ca
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Satisfactory Academic Progress Poli
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Co-Curricular Life CO-CURRICULAR LI
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The documentation must be no more t
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Citations and Towing Parking on the
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Experiences Abroad are not necessar
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Catalog in Force Requirements for g
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Grade Appeal Under ordinary circums
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Overview ACADEMIC CREDIT The standa
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Directory Information FAMILY EDUCAT
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In order to be able to issue authen
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Courses designated to fulfill the b
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Accounting ACADEMIC MAJORS Degree A
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Requirements for the Major: 33 seme
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Requirements for the Major: 52 seme
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Education: Adolescent/Young Adult D
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Special Education Core (21 SH) •
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• EQR 301 Training I (2 SH) • E
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Students are also expected to demon
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Theatre Concentration The theatre c
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History Degree Awarded: Bachelor of
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Bachelor of Fine Arts 64 total seme
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and Legal Studies Group 1 - 16 seme
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Psychology Degree Awarded: Bachelor
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ACADEMIC MINORS Academic minor prog
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Equine Studies The equine studies m
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Italian Requirements for the Minor:
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AC 303 Taxes & Culture Clinic I (2
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AT 225 Introduction to Graphic Comm
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BA 400 Senior Seminar (4 SH) Semest
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BI 220 Medical Terminology (2 SH) S
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BI 333 Animal Behavior (4 SH) Semes
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CH 260/360/460 Individual Investiga
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Page 91 and 92: DANCE (DN) DN 101 Ballet Technique
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Page 185 and 186: Paola F. Basile Associate Professor
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