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Student Handbook 2021-2022 Student Handbook 2021-2022 www.curry.edu TABLE OF CONTENTS A MESSAGE FROM THE VICE PRESIDENT OF STUDENT AFFAIRS THE MISSION OF CURRY COLLEGE GOOD STANDING POLICIES DIVISION OF STUDENT AFFAIRS Vice President of Student Affairs & Dean of Students Office 9 Counseling Center 12 Dining Services 17 Diversity & Inclusion 19 Fitness and Recreation 20 Health Services 23 Public Safety 25 Residence Life & Housing 32 Spiritual Life 41 Student Center 43 Student Activities 44 COMMUNITY STANDARDS & ACCOUNTABILITY 45 CODE OF CONDUCT 49 1. Harming or Endangering 49 2. Bias and Non-Bias Harassment 50 3. Drugs 52 4. Alcohol 53 5. Theft or Misuse of Property 54 6. Failure to Comply and Interference 55 7. Other Prohibited Conduct 57 COMMUNITY STANDARDS & ACCOUNTABILITY PROCESS 59 HARASSMENT, DISCRIMINATION, AND SEXUAL MISCONDUCT POLICIES 72 Discrimination 72 Bias-Related Harassment 72 Hate Crimes 72 SEXUAL AND GENDER-BASED HARASSMENT DISCRIMINATION 73 Institutional Values and Statement of Non-Discrimination 73 Purpose and Scope 73 Prohibited Conduct Under this Policy 74 Options for Reporting Prohibited Conduct 78 Confidentiality and Employee Reporting Obligation 79 Accessing Resources 82 Applicable Procedures Under this Policy 83 Academic Freedom 84 Prevention and Awareness Programs 84 Title IX Coordinator/State and Federal Agencies 84 Violations of Massachusetts State Law 85 CURRY COLLEGE STUDENT HANDBOOK, AUGUST 2020 2 PROCEDURES FOR INVESTIGATING AND RESOLVING ALLEGED VIOLATIONS OF COLLEGE POLICIES PROHIBITING HARASSMENT AND DISCRIMINATION 86 Investigation and Grievance Procedures 86 Notice of Determination 88 Disciplinary Action and Sanctions 89 Appeal Process 89 Curry College Title IX Policy Prohibiting Sexual Harassment and Discrimination 90 Institutional Values and Statement of Non-Discrimination 90 Purpose and Scope 91 Academic Freedom 91 Prohibited Conduct Under this Policy 92 Options for Reporting Prohibited Conduct 96 Confidentiality and Employee Reporting Obligations 97 Accessing Resources and Supportive Measures 98 Prevention and Awareness Programs 100 Title IX Coordinator/State and Federal Agencies 101 Disability Accommodations 102 Interim Action 102 Applicable procedures under this Policy 103 Record Retention 103 Violations of Massachusetts State Law 103 Appendix A: Grievance Procedure for Title IX Sexual Harassment 105 CAMPUS RESOURCES AND SERVICES Advising & Academic Success 115 Athletics 116 Bookstore 118 Center for Global & Career Services 119 Computer Labs 120 Disability Services 121 Louis R. Levin Memorial Library 123 Mail Services 124 Classroom/Conference Space Technology 126 Office of the Registrar 127 Family Educational and Rights to Privacy Act (FERPA) 127 Student Financial Services 130 Program for the Advancement of Learning (PAL) 137 Student Employment Program 138 Office of Conference Services 139 Important Phone Numbers 140 This Student Handbook provides information about policies, procedures, regulations, and activities at Curry College. Academic policies and procedures are found in the Curry College Course Catalog. By accepting admission to the College, a student agrees to comply with all of the College’s policies and CURRY COLLEGE STUDENT HANDBOOK, AUGUST 2020 3 procedures, including those outlined in this handbook, as well as those policies which may be modified or implemented during the year. All Curry College students are responsible for acquainting themselves with the contents of the Student Handbook and following College policies. Items contained herein are in effect at the date of publication, August 2018. The Student Handbook does not constitute a contract, and its contents can be changed in the sole discretion of the College. As a result, all rules, regulations, and policies of Curry College are subject to change through the appropriate departments, divisions, and offices at any time. In addition, updates and changes may be posted during the academic year to the web version of the handbook posted at www.curry.edu. CURRY COLLEGE STUDENT HANDBOOK, AUGUST 2020 4 A MESSAGE FROM THE VICE PRESIDENT On behalf of the staff and faculty, I am pleased to welcome our new students and welcome back our returning students. As Vice President for Student Affairs leading the Division of Student Affairs, I am committed to working with you to enhance your personal development and strengthen this great community. The mission of the Division of Student Affairs is to provide opportunities for students to develop individually, intellectually, ethically, and socially through partnerships, programs, and services. We are also dedicated to building and maintaining a diverse and welcoming campus community and have identified commitments, initiatives, and programs across the Division of Student Affairs to promote, enhance, and celebrate the rich diversity within our community. As educators, we are committed to empowering our students' personal development and academic success by: ● Promoting student-centered opportunities, programs and leadership initiatives that foster personal growth, development and integrity ● Providing quality services and facilities that promote a supportive, safe and productive living and learning community ● Fostering an inclusive environment of mutual respect that values diversity, civility, responsibility and healthy decision making ● Encouraging peer learning opportunities and civic engagement that supports and enriches the educational experience and future professional success. Learning takes place inside and outside of the classroom. There are diverse co-curricular organizations on campus and many engaging activities planned throughout the year. The broad range of student programs and services outlined in this handbook result from the College’s efforts to supplement, complement, and diversify educational and developmental experiences for our students so that they may successfully meet the challenges of a rapidly changing world. As a Curry student, you have the opportunity to explore alternatives and learn to be responsible for your explorations, for your actions and for yourself. Full participation in these opportunities is conditional upon each student fulfilling their academic, social and financial responsibilities to the Curry community through maintaining “Good Standing” in each of these areas. My hope is that you will actively engage yourself in the Curry community. Again, welcome as you begin your journey to personal growth and excellence. Sincerely, Maryellen Colliton Kiley Vice President of Student Affairs CURRY COLLEGE STUDENT HANDBOOK, AUGUST 2020 5 THE MISSION OF CURRY COLLEGE The Curry College mission is to educate and graduate students prepared to engage in successful careers and active citizenship with a global perspective. We are an inclusive community of diverse learners and educators, committed to continuing our legacy of developing effective communicators with reflective and critical thinking skills. We mentor and empower our students, building meaningful relationships that inspire them to achieve their ambitions. Curry College provides rigorous and relevant academic programs to undergraduate and graduate students, and our rich blend of liberal arts and career-directed programs is enhanced by practical field experiences and co-curricular activities. Learning at Curry extends beyond the classroom and is embedded in all that we do. Curry College Statement of Diversity At Curry College, diversity is central to excellence in education, not a separate goal. We are an inclusive community where embracing differences is essential to creating a safe and welcoming environment for exploration and learning, as well as personal and professional growth. Being a member of the Curry community means that your unique voice is a vital and valued part of all we do. CURRY COLLEGE STUDENT HANDBOOK, AUGUST 2020 6 GOOD STANDING POLICIES The broad range of student programs, activities and services, including athletics, outlined in this handbook result from this College’s efforts to supplement, complement, and diversify educational and developmental experiences for our students so that they may successfully meet the challenges of a rapidly changing world. As a Curry student, you have the opportunity to explore alternatives and learn to be responsible for your explorations, for your actions and for yourself. Full participation in these opportunities is conditional upon each student fulfilling their academic, social and financial responsibilities to the Curry community through maintaining “Good Standing” in each of these areas. Academic Good Standing Academic good standing is achieved through the following: ● Earning the appropriate number of credits and maintaining a satisfactory G.P.A. ● Abiding by the College’s Academic Policies and abiding by any other standard or policy of the College which applies to academic conduct. Questions regarding issues relating to academic good standing and related academic matters may be directed to the Registrar’s Office or the Academic Dean. Social Good Standing Social good standing is achieved through abiding by: ● The Personal Integrity Statement ● The Code of Conduct ● Any other standard or policy of the College which applies to community standards Questions related to social good standing and expectations of conduct may be made to the Dean of Students Office. The Vice President is administratively responsible for all student service programs including Counseling, Residence Life & Housing, Student Activities, Orientation, Health Services, Spiritual Life, and Public Safety.
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