Student Handbook - New England Culinary Institute
Student Handbook - New England Culinary Institute
Student Handbook - New England Culinary Institute
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include various tastings and demonstrations of food<br />
products.<br />
NECI sponsors lectures by established food service<br />
professionals (chefs, entrepreneurs, etc.), scholars,<br />
and experts (food historians, business consultants,<br />
etc.) each year. These events are publicized using<br />
the email notification system and can be found on<br />
our school calendar.<br />
NECI Apparel and Additional<br />
Uniforms<br />
Chef hats and aprons are available for purchase<br />
during the term. Additional student uniforms, as<br />
well as 100% cotton chef coats and pants, may be<br />
ordered through NECI Purchasing at Harris Hall,<br />
the central administrative offices, at 56 College<br />
Street in Montpelier.<br />
Solicitation<br />
Solicitation is not permitted on school time or<br />
property without consent from the Director of<br />
Operations or Chief Executive Officer. It is NECI’s<br />
intent to protect students and employees from the<br />
possibility of pressures to purchase items unrelated<br />
to our business, to support or contribute to outside<br />
causes or organizations, or to become similarly<br />
involved in such activities on school time and in<br />
work areas that may interfere with the school’s<br />
productive and educational efforts. It is also our<br />
intent not to be a party to unauthorized and/or<br />
undesirable activities.<br />
NECI COMMUNITY –<br />
POLICIES AND<br />
PROCEDURES THAT<br />
APPLY TO ALL STUDENTS<br />
<strong>Student</strong> Code of Conduct<br />
All students are considered to be representatives of<br />
the NECI community at all times, in all campus<br />
locations, and within the greater community of<br />
Montpelier. Whether in class, in the residence halls,<br />
or in the Montpelier community, students are<br />
expected to meet behavioral expectations and to<br />
conduct themselves in a professional manner when<br />
interacting with fellow students, school personnel<br />
or community members.<br />
All students are subject to the laws of the State of<br />
Vermont and NECI’s rules and regulations. Any<br />
student with questions about school rules and<br />
regulations should consult this <strong>Student</strong> <strong>Handbook</strong><br />
or check with the Coordinator <strong>Student</strong> Services or<br />
Coordinator of <strong>Student</strong> Programs for clarification.<br />
As NECI students are representatives of the college<br />
at all times, students may be sanctioned under<br />
NECI policies for incidents involving police<br />
intervention or unlawful behavior within the<br />
community.<br />
Because it is impossible to list all the rules that<br />
might cover every situation, NECI will make every<br />
effort to operate on the fundamental principle of<br />
mutual trust and respect among all students, faculty,<br />
staff and administration. Policies are subject to<br />
change at the discretion of the school with<br />
reasonable notice.<br />
Any inappropriate student behavior on campus or<br />
within the Montpelier community should be<br />
reported to a faculty member or staff member and<br />
may be subject to disciplinary action.<br />
Inappropriate and/or antisocial behavior includes,<br />
but is not limited to, obscene or violent language,<br />
disorderly behavior, illegal operation of a vehicle,<br />
the illegal sale or use of alcohol or drugs, theft,<br />
vandalism, gross negligence, and the threat of or<br />
actual physical or emotional harm to self or others .<br />
The following are examples of behaviors that are<br />
considered serious infractions of community life,<br />
community rules and policies:<br />
• Rowdiness<br />
• Lack of professionalism in public settings<br />
• Lack of professionalism or unlawful behavior<br />
within the local Montpelier Community<br />
• Damage to property<br />
• Intentional injury to persons<br />
• Possession of a weapon (including bb/ air soft<br />
/paintball guns, toy weapons, non NECI issued<br />
knives, pocket knives)<br />
• Creating unsanitary or unsafe living conditions<br />
• Illegal possession, sale, or use of drugs or alcohol<br />
• Violations of NECI’s alcohol and drug policy<br />
• Loud, offensive, or abusive behavior<br />
• Loud playing of stereos or instruments<br />
• Breaking into and entering other rooms<br />
• Unauthorized visitation<br />
• Using a computer or other technological tools to<br />
download, upload, view, or create materials that<br />
are unlawful to possess, such as child<br />
pornography<br />
• Betting for money or other forms of illegal<br />
gambling<br />
• Involvement in illegal activity<br />
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