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Rosemont College Student Handbook and Code of Conduct 2018-2019 Effective August 21, 2018 Updated August 21, 2018 1 Statement of Jurisdiction and Applicability The policies, procedures, protocols, and expectations outlined in the Student Handbook apply to students enrolled at Rosemont College in the Undergraduate College and Schools of Graduate and Professional Studies for any number of credits, residential or commuter, and their guests. The 2018-2019 Student Handbook is the current handbook at Rosemont College containing the current policies, procedures, protocols, and expectations of the College. This handbook supersedes all earlier handbooks and causes them to be invalid regardless of where or in what format they may be found. The College and the Division of Student Affairs reserves the right to change, edit, or amend any section of this handbook at any time. Students will be sent a new copy of the handbook if changes are made via their Rosemont email. Should you have any questions regarding the Student Handbook, please contact either Dean Chiddick or Dean Huelskamp at the places below. Dean Chiddick Dean Huelskamp [email protected] [email protected] 610-527-0200, ext. 2400 610-527-0200, ext. 2401 Updated August 21, 2018 2 Dear Rosemont Student, It is a pleasure to welcome you to Rosemont College. First Year Students: Congratulations on making a wise choice not only to attend Rosemont College, but also making a tremendous investment in your future and your success. Returning Students: Remember to celebrate your return and reflect on the dedication and hard work it has taken to get to this point. As Dean of Students, I am, ultimately, your advocate and your biggest supporter as a student during your time at Rosemont. I am committed to working with the Student Affairs staff to assist in this important mission. For wellness needs and emotional support, do not hesitate to reach out to our great staff in the Counseling Center and in the Wellness Center. If you are a resident student with concerns, the Office of Residence Life is ready to assist you. If you are an aspiring or current student athlete, be sure to connect with our Athletics staff for information. If you want to know more about activities or leadership opportunities, find time to chat with our staff in the Leadership and Engagement Office. Curious about internships or study abroad (among many other options): contact the office of Post-Graduate Success. These are just a few examples of ways in which Student Affairs can be beneficial to you! Within the Student Handbook, you will find information that discusses policies, procedures and expectations of you as a student. The Student Handbook represents the obligations that we as a College have committed to you in order to maximize your success. It is your responsibility and your right to read the information provided thoroughly. On behalf of the Division for Student Affairs, I applaud your future accomplishments and want to let you know that our staff is committed to helping you achieve your personal and academic goals while attending Rosemont College. Please use the information within the Student Handbook to guide you to the resources and events that will be helpful to you and do not hesitate to contact my office located in Good Counsel Hall 105 for assistance. I look forward to seeing you on campus and I wish you the best of luck as we start the new academic year. Sincerely, Troy N. Chiddick, MBA ‘03 Dean of Students Updated August 21, 2018 3 Table of Contents Statement of Jurisdiction and Applicability ............................................................................... 2 General Information ...................................................................................................................... 8 Rosemont College Mission Statement ............................................................................................................................ 8 Statement on Good Citizenship ..................................................................................................................................... 8 History of Rosemont College ......................................................................................................................................... 9 Symbols of Rosemont College ..................................................................................................................................... 10 Rosemont College Traditional Events ..................................................................................... 11 Mission Activities......................................................................................................................................................... 13 System of College Governance .................................................................................................................................... 13 Student Life Committee of the Board of Trustees ................................................................... 13 Student Participation in College Governance .......................................................................... 13 College Committees ................................................................................................................ 13 The Alumni Association .............................................................................................................................................. 14 Division of Student Affairs .......................................................................................................................................... 14 Division of Student Affairs Mission Statement ............................................................................................................ 14 Administrative Directory ............................................................................................................. 15 Business Hours/Telephone Service ............................................................................................................................. 15 College Resources and Services .................................................................................................. 16 Campus Mail ................................................................................................................................................................ 16 Campus Ministry .......................................................................................................................................................... 16 Office of Post-Graduate Success ................................................................................................................................. 17 Counseling Center ....................................................................................................................................................... 17 Disability Services ........................................................................................................................................................ 18 If all parties are in agreement, the Disabilities Coordinator will provide all parties with a written summary of the accommodations agreed to, along with other relevant information. ............................................................................. 18 Financial Aid .............................................................................................................................................................. 19 Verification Policy ................................................................................................................... 19 Satisfactory Academic Progress ............................................................................................... 20 Return of Title IV Funds Policy .............................................................................................. 20 Federal and State Financial Aid Programs ............................................................................... 21 Rosemont Merit Scholarships and Grants ............................................................................... 22 The Cornelian Scholarship- Full Tuition & Fees ..................................................................... 22 The Sister Maria Stella Kelly Art Scholarship .......................................................................... 22 Presidential Award – ............................................................................................................... 22 Residential - $7,500 to $8,000 .................................................................................................. 22 Commuter - $4,500 ................................................................................................................. 22 Maroon & Gray Award – ........................................................................................................ 22 Residential - $4,000 to $4,500 .................................................................................................. 22 Commuter - $3,000 to $3,500 .................................................................................................. 22 Rosemont Grant- variable ....................................................................................................... 22 Updated August 21, 2018 4 Dining Services ............................................................................................................................................................ 23 IT/Helpdesk ...............................................................................................................................................................
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