A donation to the UTA School of Nursing Scholarship Fund would be an appropriate way to recognize a faculty member s contribution to your learning. For information regarding the Scholarship Fund, please contact the Dean s office. We are committed to providing the curriculum in an atmosphere conducive to student learning and in a manner that will prepare graduates to be successful in the health care workplace. Class room conduct is expected to demonstrate mutual respectful of faculty, students and peers. Students are expected to arrive on time and to stay for the entire class.
Students arriving late are a major distraction to fellow students and the faculty.
When guest speakers visit, the impression they have of our School, program, and its students are formed by the behavior that they observe. When emergencies occur and students must arrive late or leave early, professional courtesy requires that the faculty teaching during that time be notified. It is expected that students will be ready to work and listen at the beginning of class and after breaks. Adult behavior means that students do not have to be called to order more than once. All cellular phones and beepers must be turned off or set on the vibrate mode during class time.