Quick reference to occupational therapy . Each campus has a representative for matters concerning accommodations. The contact person at the Mont Alto Campus is Nanette Hatzes, Director of the Learning Center. The class instructor is responsible for preparing and disseminating the course syllabus and outlines that adhere to the Essentials and prepare students to assume roles as occupational therapists. The class instructor is responsible for coming prepared to class, attending class, facilitating learning within the class, serving as a resource within one's own capacity to advance student learning, modeling professional behaviors, values, beliefs, and promoting self-directed student learning.
Students are responsible for attending all classes and obtaining the information presented in class.
Students are responsible for submitting assignments as scheduled, for actively participating in class discussions and learning activities, for adhering to the American Occupational Therapy Code of Ethics and for abiding by the PSU Policies and Rules for students. Except for extenuating circumstances, which are to be discussed immediately and resolved with the class instructor, punctual class attendance is mandatory . Four missed class hours, including late arrivals, may result in a failing grade for the course. Violations of academic integrity or the AOTA Code of Ethics can result in dismissal from the program. Goals will be developed collaboratively between the student and the faculty to facilitate growth of professional behaviors.