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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Section 1: ACADEMIC POLICIES
This section includes a few academic policies. Refer to the Coe
College Catalog for a complete listing of academic policies.
Section 2: CAMPUS SERVICES &
RESOURCES
This section includes services and/or resources available on Coe's
campus or offered through Coe. It also includes the Coe College
Computer Policy.
Section 3: STUDENT AFFAIRS
This section includes the Student Affairs Committee, campus judicial
procedures and policies, and the campus alcohol policies.
Section 4: RESIDENCE LIFE
This section includes residency requirements and residence life
policies.
Section 5: STUDENT
GOVERNMENT
This section includes a description of Student Senate, as well
as the Student Constitution.
Section 6: STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS
& CLUBS
This section includes Student Senate recognized organizations
and clubs, Greek organizations, honorary organizations and academic
clubs.
Section 7: HEALTH, SAFETY &
SECURITY
This section includes Coe College Health Services, health concerns,
immunizations, Security issues, crime statistics and the Drug-Free
Schools and Communities Act.
Student Rights and
Responsibilities
Students enjoy the same basic rights and are bound by the
same responsibilities to respect the rights of others as is
true for all citizens. However, by virtue of their enrollment
in Coe College, students are obligated to abide by the policies
and regulations of the college. The college is responsible
for enforcing its policies fairly and with equitable procedures.
It is the responsibility of each student to know the
policies and procedures contained in this Student Handbook.
Non-Discrimination Policy
Coe College admits students without regard to sex, race,
creed, color, disability, age, sexual orientation, national
or ethnic origin. All students have equal access to the
facilities, financial aid, and programs of the college.
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Coe College Code - All students are expected
to:
- support the purposes of the college and to encourage the
pursuit of educational objectives
- respect the rights of other persons regardless of their sex,
race, color, creed, handicap, sexual orientation, or national
origin
- observe all civil statutes or ordinances and all Coe College
regulations
- avoid activities which threaten the health or safety of any
person who is on campus by invitation of the college
- respect the property of other persons, organizations, or
the college
- be honest in academic work and in relationships with other
members of the college community
- possess no weapons
CAMPUS CIVILITY STATEMENT
This statement was written by students in order to address
standards of civility and respect within the Coe College community.
This statement is a living document and is intended to evolve
over time.
We, the members of the Coe College community, expect
our campus climate to be safe, mutually supportive, academically
encouraging, egalitarian, and tolerant of all its members:
- We expect the academic experience to extend beyond the classroom
into our living environment.
- We expect a campus free of incidents that create a hostile
living environment.
- We expect a healthy and responsible attitude to accompany
all social gatherings.
- We expect that intoxication will not be an excuse for incidents
that occur while under the influence.
- We expect that diversity of opinion should be cultivated
and encouraged as well as respected within our community.
- We expect that everyone will have the right to be respected
for his or her individuality.
- We expect all campus community members to respect the rights
of other persons regardless of their actual or perceived age,
color, creed, disability, gender identity, national origin,
race, religion, sex, or sexual orientation.
A community is made up of individuals who model these standards
and hold each other accountable. In order for the community to
encompass the goals outlined above, each individual must be responsible
and accountable for her or his own actions and words.
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