Students Rights Students have a right to avail themselves of the appropriate services provided by the college. Students have a right to seek participation and constructive improvement in the conditions affecting their roles as members of this academic community. In all cases involving expulsion or other disciplinary action for failure to meet conduct regulations, students have the right to due process which will provide for a fair and impartial hearing as described in the Student Handbook. In cases involving expulsion or dismissal, students have a right to appeal. Students have a right to reasonable privacy in both personal and academic activities except when personal safety or well-being is involved.
Students have a right to benefit from the educational process free from disruptive students.
Regulations Students, employees, visitors, the general public and visiting organizations shall be subject to disciplinary or legal action, or both for misconduct. Obstruction, disruption, or prevention of the orderly conduct of classes, lectures, laboratories, practicums, meetings, or other college activities. Damage to or unauthorized use of private or college property. Unauthorized presence in college facilities. Intimidation, harassment, physical harm or threat of physical harm to anyone.