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Faculty Handbook 2018-19 Faculty Handbook Table of Contents ACADEMIC CALENDARS .................................................................................................................................................................... 5 FINAL EXAMINATIONS .................................................................................................................................................................................. 5 ADJUNCT FACULTY TEACHING CONTRACTS & PAPERWORK ........................................................................................................... 5 COURSE OUTLINE AND SYLLABUS .................................................................................................................................................... 5 INSTRUCTOR AND COURSE EVALUATIONS....................................................................................................................................... 5 PRINCIPLES OF UNDERGRADUATE LEARNING (P.U.L.S)/PLUS ........................................................................................................ 5 PROBLEM SOLVER ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 6 INNOVATOR ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 6 COMMUNITY CONTRIBUTOR .......................................................................................................................................................................... 6 UNIVERSITY ACADEMIC POLICIES .................................................................................................................................................... 7 EXPECTATIONS OF FACULTY .......................................................................................................................................................................... 7 EXPECTATIONS OF STUDENTS ....................................................................................................................................................................... 7 STUDENT ASSISTANCE PROGRAM .................................................................................................................................................................. 7 IUPUC BEHAVIORAL CONSULTATION TEAM ..................................................................................................................................................... 8 Mission ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 8 Purpose .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 8 Contacting the BCT ............................................................................................................................................................................. 8 Possible Outcomes ............................................................................................................................................................................. 8 Team Members ................................................................................................................................................................................... 8 Dr. Lori Montalbano ............................................................................................................................................................................................. 8 Cpt. Bryant Lucas ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 8 CODE OF STUDENT RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES ............................................................................................................................................ 8 STUDENT ACADEMIC MISCONDUCT ................................................................................................................................................................ 8 What is Academic Misconduct? ........................................................................................................................................................... 8 Cheating ............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 9 Fabrication .......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 9 Facilitating Academic Dishonesty ........................................................................................................................................................................ 9 Interference ........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 9 Plagiarism ........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 9 Course Rules Violation ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 9 Reporting Academic Misconduct ......................................................................................................................................................... 9 DISRUPTIVE CONDUCT ................................................................................................................................................................................. 9 Disruptive Conduct Response............................................................................................................................................................ 10 FAMILY EDUCATIONAL RIGHTS & PRIVACY ACT (FERPA) ................................................................................................................................. 10 Avoid FERPA Violations ..................................................................................................................................................................... 10 SAFETY AT IUPUC ................................................................................................................................................................................. 11 Law Enforcement on Campus ............................................................................................................................................................ 11 IU Notify ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 11 Emergency Procedures & Reporting .................................................................................................................................................. 11 Emergency Phones on Campus ......................................................................................................................................................... 11 Messages to Students during Class ................................................................................................................................................... 11 Responding to Fire, Smoke, or Explosion ........................................................................................................................................... 11 Lost & Found .................................................................................................................................................................................... 12 Drug Free Campus Policy .................................................................................................................................................................. 12 Prohibited Weapons .......................................................................................................................................................................... 12 University Smoking Policy ................................................................................................................................................................. 12 WEATHER CANCELLATIONS & CLOSINGS ....................................................................................................................................................... 12 Adverse Weather Policy .................................................................................................................................................................... 12 IUPUC Website & Weather Line ......................................................................................................................................................... 12 Regional Media 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