Student Handbook - Southern University New Orleans

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SERVICES FOR STUDETS WITH DISABILITIESServices provided by Services for Students with Disabilities include:• Academic Support Services• Accessibility to classrooms and University functions• Extended test-taking time• Extended time for in/out of classroom assignments• Consideration for absences• Examination accommodations• Interpreters• Tutorial ServicesThe office of SSD has specialized computer equipment with assistive technologysoftware, such as:• Open Book Ruby• Jaws for windows• Wynn Reader• Zoom Text44
STUDET ACTIVITIES AD ORGAIZATIOSLocation: Lake Campus Building, 22-AHours: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM Monday - FridayTelephone: (504) 286- 5388The Office of Student Activities and Organizations complements the academicprograms and enhances the overall educational experiences of studentsthrough development of, exposure to, and participation in social, cultural,intellectual, recreational, leadership and governance programs. A variety ofstudent activities have been developed to allow students to participate in thecampus life of the University. These activities are planned and implementedthrough collaborative efforts of students, faculty, and staff.More than thirty (30) student organizations and activities are registeredthrough the Student Activities and Organizations Office. These groups affordstudents the opportunity to develop organizational, social and communicationskills. Included in these organizations are the Student Government Association(SGA), class organizations, student publications, honor societies, academicand professional groups, political clubs, service groups, fraternities,sororities, and cultural arts and religious groups. A monthly newspaper ispublished by students with guidance from the University.In order for programs, clubs and organizations to have official University recognition,they must register with the Office of Student Activities and Organizationsin accordance with the established guidelines for registration of studentorganizations. Records of all registered organizations are maintained inthis office.Student organizations are required to submit calendars of events at the beginningof each semester to the Office of Student Activities and Organizationsfor approval. All posters, announcements, etc., must be also be approved bythis office prior to their being posted on campus.The following programs, student clubs and organizations fall under the supervisionof the Office of Student Activities and Organizations:Student Government AssociationThe Student Government Association (SGA) is the largest and most prominentstudent organization on campus. All part-time and full-time students areautomatically members of this organization. The Director of Student Activitiesand Organizations serves as the principal advisor to the SGA and supervisesthe SGA Elections.45
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Page 9 and 10: Board of Regents 2008MembersArtis L
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Page 15 and 16: 15PART I: GENERAL INFORMATION
Page 17 and 18: AccreditationSouthern University at
Page 19 and 20: Quick FactsINSTITUTIONAL INFORMATON
Page 21: MISSIONSouthern University at New O
Page 24 and 25: E-mail Addresses/Blackboard Account
Page 26 and 27: DIVISIO FOR ACADEMIC AFFAIRSLocatio
Page 28 and 29: REGISTRATIOAll continuing, transfer
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Page 32 and 33: Library ServicesLIBRARYLocation: La
Page 34 and 35: Reserve CollectionThe Reserve Colle
Page 36 and 37: Book Location DirectoryLIBRARYOFCON
Page 38 and 39: DIVISIO FOR STUDET AFFAIRS andEROLL
Page 40 and 41: Those veterans who are eligible for
Page 42 and 43: RESIDETIAL LIFELocation: Park Campu
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Page 72 and 73: Cost of Attendance-Expected Family
Page 74 and 75: Students may also be awarded funds
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6. General Travel Expectations: In
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Academic DishonestyCheating include
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Disorderly Conduct or AssemblyA. No
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ITRODUCTIOThe Southern University a
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7. Statement of Concern - Student A
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ITRODUCTIOThe primary purpose of th
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UIVERSITY JURISDICITIOStudents enro
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CODE TWO OFFESES (Serious Violation
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• Fabricating information, i.e.,
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16. Violation of Federal, State or
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1. Once the written appeal has been
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STUDET APPELLATE PROCESSJudicial Ap
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Southern University SystemSU System
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THE SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY SYSTEM POLI
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I. IntroductionSouthern University
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3. Should the university attorney d
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I. Jointly Originated WorksCollabor
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technology transfer officer shall a
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VI. Distribution of IncomeA. Financ
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