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MINOR CHILDREN ON CAMPUS
At times, classes and activities are offered at the College for minor children. On these
occasions, they are invited to take advantage of these opportunities. At other times,
however, parents are cautioned that minor children are not permitted to remain
unattended on campus or to attend classes with parents.
POLICY OF RIGHTS, CONDUCT AND RESPONSIBILITIES
The board of trustees of Trinity Valley Community College expects employees,
students, visitors and guests to the college to accept the following responsibilities:
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Comply with and support of duly constituted civil authority.
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Respect the rights of others and cooperate to ensure that such rights are
maintained, whether or not one agrees with the views of those exercising
such rights.
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Cooperate to ensure that the will of the majority is implemented after due
consideration, but not to include the suppression of the minority.
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Exercise disagreement in a responsible manner and within a framework
compatible with the orderly resolution of differences.
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Knowledge of and active support of college regulations.
Upon registering at Trinity Valley Community College, the student acknowledges the
authority of the College and agrees to abide by any regulation concerning students
and student organizations.
STUDENT CODE OF CONDUCT
The following list of violations of the Student Code of Conduct outlines behaviors
that may result in disciplinary action by the College. This list is not to be regarded as
all-inclusive. In the event of ambiguity, inconsistency or a need for further
clarification regarding what constitutes a violation of the Student Code of Conduct,
the vice president of student services will make the final determination. All TVCC
students or student organizations found to be responsible for misconduct are
subject to College sanctions.
The Student Code of Conduct applies to all TVCC students, regardless of their
campus affiliation or mode of instruction delivery (i.e. dual credit, distance learning,
etc.).
ACADEMIC DISHONESTY AND CHEATING
ACADEMIC DISHONESTY and CHEATI G
includes:
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submitting material that is not the student’s as part of the student’s course
performance;
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using information or devices that are not allowed by the faculty;
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obtaining and/or using unauthorized materials;
