Student Handbook - Tougaloo College

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Recreational Sports are also available: • Table Tennis • Badminton • Bowling • Golf • Pool • Outdoor basketball • Students will be able to check-out equipment in the Office of Student Activities. Intramural Complex Policy I. Purpose This general policy is established for the use of Tougaloo College’s outdoor facilities (intramural complex) including the basketball court, tennis court, and softball field and volleyball pit. The complex will be supervised by the Office of Student Activities. II. Policy In order to provide the best possible atmosphere, only registered and enrolled students, faculty, staff and official guests are permitted to use the intramural complex. This policy also applies to the intramural complex at all times other than when faculty usage during scheduled class times. 1. The intramural complex will be made available for use to student organizations and officially approved groups, on a first come first serve basis. Activity requests from the use of the facilities must be received in the Office of Student Activities five (5) working days prior to the proposed date of the activity. The Office of Student Activities will respond within 48 hours upon receipt of the request. All events will require the signature and the presence of an approved advisor. 2. The host organization is required to notify the Office of Student Activities of cancellations at least 48 hours prior to the date of the activity. Failure to do so will affect future activity privileges. 3. All activities should conclude by 10:00 p.m. 4. Safety is important to Tougaloo College, as with all activities any violation of college rules, regulations and policies are subject to Code of Student Conduct as outlined in the Student Handbook. Any unauthorized person may be subject to suspension of privileges on the campus. 4. Scheduled events on the intramural complex have priority over recreational use. Therefore, the user(s) will be asked to vacate the facility. 88
III. Lighting A timer switch will regulate lighting of the intramural field. STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION PREAMBLE Bearing in mind the essential purpose of Historically Black Colleges and Universities, we, the students of Tougaloo College, devote ourselves to the holistic development of our community, our college campus, and our country. We pledge never to forget our heritage or culture as we strive to attain our goals for the ultimate advancement of the African American race. Moreover, we will keep the rules and regulations contained herein pertaining to our governance at Tougaloo College for the uplifting of the College and the student body. TRANSMITTAL Herewith is transmitted the Constitution and By-Laws of the Tougaloo College Student Government Association as amended, codified, and adopted by the general enrollment of Tougaloo College, Tougaloo, Mississippi in 2005. These amendments have been accepted and approved by the Student Government Association as provided in the Constitution and attested by Carlos D. Smith, Parliamentarian and Marcus J. Mason, President of the 2004-05 Student Government Association with revisions dually made under the administration of LaQuanta Murray, President of Student Government Association 2005-06 and Semoune Ellis, Judiciary Chairperson and committee. This Constitution becomes the basic law of the Tougaloo College Student Government Association and supersedes all previous rules and regulations. ARTICLE I NAME The name of this organization shall be the Tougaloo College Student Government Association herein after referred to as SGA. SGA, for the purposes of this constitution, will consist of officers outlined in the Constitution. ARTICLE II PURPOSE The Student Government Association in conjunction with the faculty and administration recommends policy, standards, rules and regulations governing campus conduct. Power is derived immediately from the Student Body and ultimately from the Administration of the 89
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MESSAGE FROM THE DEAN OF STUDENTS D
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INTRODUCTION This Student Handbook
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Residential Life………………
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HISTORY OF THE COLLEGE Tougaloo Col
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STUDENTS, FREEDOMS, RIGHTS, AND RES
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