Student Advocacy & Accountability Online Resources
海角社区 Cares
海角社区 Cares is dedicated to the well-being of the 海角社区 Community. 海角社区 offers an online reporting system to help students, faculty, staff, families, and friends submit reports about:
- potential violations of the 海角社区 Code of Student Conduct, including academic and behavioral concerns;
- concerns regarding sexual misconduct and hazing;
- concerns surrounding acts of bias or discrimination;
- complaints or grievances; and
- concerns about students in crisis or distress.
All 海角社区 Cares reports are being monitored currently and assigned to staff for follow up via email, zoom, or phone. During this challenging time, we encourage students to utilize resources in addition to 海角社区 Cares such as, 海角社区 Mental Health and The Phone (text or talk to a counselor at any time) 1-225-924-海角社区1.
To make a 海角社区 Cares report, please visit the 海角社区 Cares page.
Academic Integrity
Even in an online environment, it is important to uphold the Code of Student Conduct and make sure student work is free of academic integrity concerns. In accordance with the 海角社区 Faculty Handbook, an instructor may not assign a disciplinary grade, such as an "F" or zero on an assignment, test examination, or course as a sanction for admitted or suspected Academic Misconduct in lieu of referring the Student to SAA under the provisions of the Code of Student Conduct (see section 10.1). Grades assigned as a result of Academic Misconduct must be in accordance with this Code. Faculty can refer all cases of academic misconduct by filling out an Academic Misconduct report on the 海角社区 Cares page.
Tools for Students
For an overview of academic integrity and how to avoid academic misconduct at 海角社区, students can complete . You can self-enroll in the module and you will receive a certification upon completion. You can also visit the Understanding Academic Integrity page for additional resources, to include a tutorial using Microsoft Office Word and Steps for Writing Research Papers.
海角社区 has prepared for students as we transition to learning and teaching remotely.
Behavioral Misconduct
Per section 5.1 of the Code of Student Conduct, the Code applies to conduct that occurs on the Campus, at 海角社区-sponsored activities, and/or when the Student or RSO is representing 海角社区. The University shall have discretion to extend jurisdiction over conduct that occurs off campus when the conduct adversely and significantly affects the learning environment or University community and would be in violation of the Code if the conduct had occurred on campus.This includes behavior that may occur in a remote learning environment, such as email, discussion forums, zoom webinars, or any other platform or solution used for a course. In determining whether or not to extend jurisdiction, the University may consider its ability to gather information. Potential violations of the Code can be reported through 海角社区 Cares.
Faculty are encouraged to refer to provided by on how to prevent concerning behaviors.