Student Handbook - Mount Olive College

Definitions6.1“College""Student"refers to Mount Olive College.includes all those registered in courses at the College at all locations, whether part-time or fulltime."Faculty member" refers to all those employed by the College to teach, be it in the classroom, by supervisingpracticums, by offering online courses, or any other medium of education."College official" and "College employee" refer to any person employed by the College, performing assignedadministrative, professional, or staff responsibilities."Member of the College community" refers to anyone who is directly involved in providing or receiving the servicesof the College."College premises" includes all property that is owned or leased by the College as well as adjacent streets andsidewalks."Judicial Board" refers to those people who the Vice President for Student Development authorized to adjudicatecases in which students have been accused of violating the Student Code."Appellate authority" refers to any person or persons authorized by this document or the Vice President for StudentDevelopment to consider an appeal from a judicial body's determination that a student has violatedthe Student Code or from the sanctions imposed by that body."Shall""May""Policy"means an action is mandated.means an action may or may not be taken.refers to the rules, regulations, guidelines, and principles of the College, written and non-written."Student Code" refers to all rules, regulations, principles, and sanctions that pertain to student conduct and thejudicial process. The Student Code may be amended with written notice to the Collegecommunity, with such notice being at least two (2) weeks prior to adoption of the amendment."Complainant"refers to any member of the College Community who formally charges a student with a violationof the Student Code of Conduct.Generally, College jurisdiction and discipline shall be limited to conduct which occurs on College premises or atCollege-sponsored events off College premises, or which adversely affects the College community and/or thepursuit of the College's objectives.45