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2020-21 Student Planner & Handbook 2020-21 Student Planner & Handbook For questions or comments contact: Office of Student Affairs 412-392-3840 [email protected] 7th floor Student Center Rev. 10/1/20 Nondiscrimination, Equal Opportunity and Diversity Initiatives This policy affirms Point Park University's commitment to nondiscrimination, equal opportunity and the pursuit of diversity. Point Park University does not discriminate on the basis of: sex, race, ethnicity, religion, color, national origin, age (40 years and over), ancestry, individuals with disabilities, veteran status, sexual orientation, gender, gender identity, height, weight, genetic information, marital status, caregiver status or familial status, in the administration of any of its educational programs, activities or with respect to employment or admission to the University's educational programs and activities. This policy is in accord with local, state and federal laws, including Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, the Americans with Disabilities Act, Age Discrimination Act of 1975 and the Pittsburgh Human Relations Act. Inquiries regarding these regulations and policies, or complaints of discrimination, should be referred to the vice president of human resources, phone number (412) 392-3952. Inquiries regarding Title IX and the Title IX regulations should also be referred to the Title IX coordinator or to the deputy Title IX coordinators: the associate provost, the vice president of human resources or the vice president of student affairs. The Title IX coordinator, Vanessa Love, may be reached at [email protected], 412-392-3980 or 201 Wood Street, 703 Student Center, Pittsburgh, PA 15222. Find Point Park's Title IX information resources, including the Notice of Nondiscrimination and Sexual Misconduct Policy, on the University website. COVID-19 Please refer to the University website for all up to date COVID-19 related information. In case of conflict, COVID-19 policies and procedures supersede those in this Student Handbook. PointPark.Edu/COVID Mission of Point Park University Point Park University provides innovative undergraduate and graduate education in a dynamic urban setting. Dedicated to academic excellence and community engagement, we prepare students of diverse backgrounds with the knowledge, skill, and experience to lead meaningful lives as informed citizens and successful professionals. Vision of Point Park University To be one of the most dynamic, private urban universities in America with an intense focus on student success through distinctive, innovative, and experiential learning. Values of Point Park University Promoting academic excellence Focusing on student needs Fostering a community of mutual respect and diversity Encouraging innovation Ensuring integrity and ethics in our actions Responding to our stakeholders Facilitating civic engagement Point Park University Alma Mater So, we come to the rising hills and three winding rivers Bringing dreams from our many roots, open-ended visions To Point Park ready to begin, to become and to be And to find courage to explore from within and beyond Who we are, what there is to know How to work together And to share and to build upon what we’ve learned from you. Words and music by Dr. Shirley Barasch May 1982 Table of Contents University Departments and Programs .................................................. 1 Athletics .......................................................................................................................... 1 Center for Student Success ............................................................................................. 2 Financial Aid .................................................................................................................... 3 Honors Program .............................................................................................................. 4 Library ............................................................................................................................. 5 Professional Career-Readiness Center ............................................................................ 6 Registrar .......................................................................................................................... 7 Students Accounts .......................................................................................................... 7 Student Center ................................................................................................................ 8 Student Conduct ............................................................................................................. 8 Student Employment ...................................................................................................... 9 Student Engagement ....................................................................................................... 9 Co-Curricular Record ......................................................................................... 9 Family Weekend ............................................................................................. 10 New Student Orientation ................................................................................ 10 Pioneer Ambassador Program ........................................................................ 11 Student Life ................................................................................................................... 11 Commuter Resources ..................................................................................... 11 Housing and Occupancy Management ........................................................... 12 Residential Programming................................................................................ 12 Student Activities, Involvement, and Leadership (SAIL) ................................. 12 Study Abroad................................................................................................................. 13 Services for Students ............................................................................. 15 ATM Machines .............................................................................................................. 15 Book Store ..................................................................................................................... 15 Copy Machines .............................................................................................................. 15 Dining Services .............................................................................................................. 15 Dining Locations .............................................................................................. 16 Meal Plans....................................................................................................... 16 Microwave Ovens ........................................................................................... 17 Vending Machines .......................................................................................... 18 Disability Services .......................................................................................................... 18 Fax ................................................................................................................................. 19 Lockers and Storage ...................................................................................................... 19 Lost and Found .............................................................................................................. 19 Mail Center and Student Mailboxes ............................................................................. 19 Printing .......................................................................................................................... 21 Recycling ....................................................................................................................... 22 Inkjet and Laser Printer Cartridge Recycling ................................................... 22 Repairs and Maintenance ............................................................................................. 22 Student Success Support ............................................................................................... 23 Study Lounges ............................................................................................................... 24 Tutoring Services ........................................................................................................... 25 University Policies and Procedures ...................................................... 27 Advertising and Commercial Enterprise........................................................................ 27 Appropriate Dress ......................................................................................................... 27 Change of Address, Name, Emergency Contact Information........................................ 27 Confidentiality of Student Records ............................................................................... 28 FERPA .............................................................................................................. 28 Parental Notification and Disclosure .............................................................. 30 Confidentiality of Medical Records ................................................................
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