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Student Handbook Welcome to Neosho County Community College! Thank you so much for choosing NCCC! With our excellent faculty, caring staff, state-of-the-art technology, outstanding facilities, small class sizes, affordable tuition, flexible schedules, a strong commitment to student health and safety, and unmatched reputation, it is no mystery why thousands of students choose to be Panthers each year. This College stands ready to help you achieve your educational goals. With free tutoring, numerous scholarships, open computer labs, teaching and learning centers, faculty open office hours, individualized advising, and student clubs and organizations, your success is our success. In fact, NCCC has one of the highest student success percentage of the nineteen community colleges in Kansas! We are personally invested in helping you reach your goal. My staff and I stand ready to help you achieve your degree or certificate. The mission of Neosho County Community College is to enrich our communities and our students’ lives. I know your time as a Panther will be just that — enriching. Sincerely, Dr. Brian Inbody NCCC President 1 2021-2022 STUDENT HANDBOOK Contents VISION STATEMENT ................................................................................................. 6 2021- 2022 ACADEMIC CALENDAR ................................................................... 7 Fall Semester – 2021 .......................................................................... 7 Spring Semester – 2022 ..................................................................... 8 2021 - 2022 ENROLLMENT MANAGEMENT CALENDAR .......................... 9 Fall Semester – 2021 .......................................................................... 9 Wintersession – 2021 ....................................................................... 10 Spring Semester – 2022 ................................................................... 10 CAMPUS RESOURCES ......................................................................................... 11 Academic Advising........................................................................... 11 Academic Policies ............................................................................ 11 Academic Services ........................................................................... 11 Applied Science Division ................................................................. 11 Athletics ............................................................................................ 11 Bookstore .......................................................................................... 12 Business Office ................................................................................ 12 (CAVE) Center for Academic and Vocational Excellence .............. 12 Chapman Learning Center (CLC) .................................................... 13 Computer Services ........................................................................... 13 Concern About a Class .................................................................... 13 Counseling Services ........................................................................ 14 Dean of Student Services................................................................. 14 Dining Service ................................................................................... 14 2 Disability Services ............................................................................ 14 Facilities Reservations ..................................................................... 15 Financial Aid ..................................................................................... 15 Food Pantry ...................................................................................... 15 Health Services ................................................................................. 15 ID Cards ............................................................................................. 15 International Student Services ........................................................ 16 Liberal Arts Division ......................................................................... 16 Lost and Found ................................................................................. 16 Mary Grimes School of Nursing ...................................................... 16 MOVE IT Bike Share Program .......................................................... 16 myNEOSHO .......................................................................................... 16 Neosho County Career & Technology Center, 4101 Ross Lane .... 17 Outreach and Workforce Development ........................................... 17 Panther Text Net [RAVE] .................................................................. 17 Registrar’s Office .............................................................................. 17 Safety & Security .............................................................................. 17 Sexual Assault Advocate ................................................................. 18 Social Media ...................................................................................... 18 STARS (TRiO Student Support Services) ....................................... 18 Student Employment ........................................................................ 18 Student’s Right to Know .................................................................. 18 ACADEMIC POLICIES AND PROCEDURES ................................................. 19 Academic Honesty............................................................................ 19 Academic Appeals ............................................................. 20 STUDENT ACTIVITIES........................................................................................... 21 3 Athletic Events – Chanute Campus ................................................. 21 Honors – Chanute and Ottawa Campuses ...................................... 22 Kansas Collegiate Quiz Bowl Team – Chanute Campus ................ 22 NCCC Band – Chanute Campus ...................................................... 22 NCCC Vocal Ensemble – Chanute Campus .................................... 22 PHI THETA KAPPA (PTK)-Omega Iota Chapter-Chanute Campus 22 Student Ambassadors – Chanute and Ottawa Campuses ............. 23 Student Senate – Chanute and Ottawa Campuses ......................... 23 Theatrical Production – Chanute Campus ...................................... 23 STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS .............................................................................. 23 #Adulting – Chanute Campus .......................................................... 23 Art Club – Chanute Campus ............................................................ 24 AstroCats – Chanute Campus ......................................................... 24 Black Student Union – Chanute Campus ........................................ 24 Board Game Knights – Chanute Campus ....................................... 24 Business and Innovation Club – Chanute Campus ........................ 24 Crafting of Yarn Club – Chanute Campus ....................................... 24 Creativity Club – Ottawa Campus .................................................... 24 Cultural Exchange Club – Ottawa Campus ..................................... 25 Fellowship of Christian Athletes Club – Chanute Campus ............ 25 Gaming Club – Chanute Campus .................................................... 25 International Student Club – Chanute Campus .............................. 25 Literature and the Movies Club – Chanute Campus ....................... 25 MGSNA - Nurses Club – Chanute and Ottawa Campuses ............. 26 Music Club – Chanute Campus ....................................................... 26 NC Scrub Club – Ottawa Campus .................................................... 26 4 NCCC Circle K – Chanute Campus .................................................. 26 Occupational Therapy Assistant Student Organization (OTASO) – Ottawa Campus ................................................................................ 26 Panther History Club – Chanute Campus ....................................... 26 Panther Players – Chanute Campus ............................................... 27 CODE OF CONDUCT ............................................................................................. 27 Categories of Misconduct ................................................................ 28 I. Disruptive Behavior ....................................................................... 28 Disciplinary Proceedings ................................................................. 35 Charges and Hearings ...................................................................... 35 Interim Suspension .......................................................................... 36 Student Grievance Procedure ......................................................... 37 Hearing Procedure............................................................................ 37 Appeals to the President .................................................................. 38 II. Sexual Harassment ....................................................................... 39 Reporting .......................................................................................... 40 Investigation ..................................................................................... 40 Appeal ..............................................................................................
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