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Student Policies
DISCIPLINARY
PROBATION AND DISMISSAL
A student may be placed on disciplinary probation for behavior deemed to
be detrimental to the well being of the offending student or the student
body, or for the infraction of college rules and regulations. Should
disciplinary action be deemed necessary, the student will receive in
writing from the chief student affairs officer the reason(s) for the
disciplinary action and the conditions of the probationary period. For
additional information, please refer to the NCCC Student Handbook.
Students may be suspended temporarily or expelled depending on the scope
and nature of the infraction. During probation, participation in
extracurricular activities is not permitted.
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STUDENT APPEAL PROCEDURE
SEE: Code of Student Conduct and Discipline in the NCCC Student Handbook
for all formal student appeals. See page 21-22 of this catalog for grade
appeals and page 15-16 for financial aid appeals.
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DRUG-FREE CAMPUS
The use, sale, distribution, or manufacture of drugs and/or alcohol on
campus by students, staff, or visitors will not be tolerated. Such use,
sale, distribution, or manufacture by students may lead to dismissal
from school. The use, sale, distribution, or manufacture of drugs and/or
alcohol by staff may lead to termination of employment. Students, staff,
or visitors involved in the use, sale, distribution, or manufacture of
drugs and/or alcohol on campus will be subject to prosecution under
appropriate state statutes. Students are urged to be familiar with the
Drug-Free Campus Policy available in the office of the chief student
affairs officer.
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SEXUAL HARASSMENT
Sexual harassment is defined as the use of one’s authority or power,
either explicitly or implicitly, to coerce another into unwanted sexual
relations or to punish another for his/her refusal, or the creation of
an intimidating, hostile, or offensive working educational environment
through repetitive verbal or physical conduct of a sexual nature by any
member of the college community. See the Code of Student Conduct and
Discipline in the NCCC Student Handbook for more information.
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SEXUAL OFFENSES
Sex offenses, either forcible or non-forcible, committed on campus by
students, staff, or visitors will not be tolerated. Individual or
individuals committing sex offenses will be dealt with to the full
extent of federal, state, and local laws.
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STUDENT-RIGHT-TO-KNOW
NCCC adheres to the Student’s Right-To-Know and Campus Security Act
(Public Law 101-542). Current statistics are available upon request
through the chief student affairs officer, Student Union, Chanute
campus, or by phone at 620-431-2820, ext. 214.
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CRIME RATE
Campus crime statistics for
calendar years are listed and categorized in the most recent NCCC
Student Handbook.
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CODE OF STUDENT
CONDUCT AND DISCIPLINE
Current information regarding student conduct and discipline is
available in The NCCC Student Handbook, and at www.neosho.edu. For more
information, contact the chief student affairs officer.
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