Student Code of Conduct
The Student Code of Conduct represents the standard of behavior required from all students. By choosing to participate in these courses, it is expected that students abide by the conduct standards. If it is determined that a student has violated the Code of Conduct or engaged in conduct inconsistent with these standards, the issue(s) in question will be addressed, and subsequent action will be taken.
Acceptable Conduct
Respectful Communication
Always engage respectfully with instructors and peers. Use polite, professional language in discussions, emails, and all forms of communication. Discriminatory or offensive language is not tolerated.
Academic Integrity
Uphold honesty in all academic work. Cheating, plagiarism, or sharing answers during assessments is strictly prohibited. Always submit your own work and properly cite sources.
Active Participation
Participate actively. Complete assignments on time, contribute to discussions, and stay engaged in group work.
Appropriate Use of Technology
Use the online platform and course materials responsibly. Do not share login information, misuse resources, or access unauthorized materials. Maintain the privacy of classroom discussions and content.
Constructive Feedback
Provide constructive, respectful feedback when engaging in peer reviews or discussions. Be open to receiving feedback in the same manner.
Professional Behavior
Maintain professionalism in your online presence, including your profile and interaction with others. Avoid disruptive behavior, such as using inappropriate images or disrespectful comments.
Time Management
Be responsible for managing your time effectively to meet deadlines and actively participate in class activities.
Adhering to this code fosters a positive, productive online learning environment for everyone.
Prohibited Conduct
- Use of inappropriate language
- Disruptive behavior
- Academic misconduct
- Inappropriate use of technology
- Harassment or attempted harassment
- Threats or attempted threats
- Stalking or attempting stalking
- Endangerment of others or self, or attempted endangerment of others or self
- Any other conduct deemed inappropriate, threatening, harassing, or in any way inconsistent with the Student Code of Conduct
NOTE: The organization retains sole discretion to make determinations related to student conduct, and nothing contained herein shall be interpreted to limit the organization’s discretion or to create due process rights for students. Decisions that result in disciplinary action or dismissal from courses are not appealable.