Appendix
D
(to Adjunct Faculty Handbook)
Process
for Referring Disruptive Students
Prohibited Conduct
(as defined on page 60 of the 2005-2006 Student Handbook) will not be
tolerated on the campus. If such behavior occurs, faculty/staff should:
- confer
with the student privately and immediately
- if
appropriate, direct the student to leave the class or area of disruption
- contact
the discipline coordinator or department chair
- contact
the Campus Ombudsman, designated by the Dean of Learning and Student
Development by voice mail or e-mail. Give complete details.
- Catonsville
Campus Ms. Charolene Oliver (410-455-4130)
- Dundalk
Campus Ms. Fran Smither (410-285-9956)
- Essex
Campus Ms. Denise Shipley (410-780-6457)
According to the Code of Conduct, “Students who engage in any
prohibited or unlawful acts
that result in
disruption of a class may be directed by the faculty member to leave
the class
for the
remainder of the class period. Longer suspensions from a class, or
dismissal on
disciplinary
grounds, must be preceded by a hearing or disciplinary conference…”
Students who are
asked to leave a class or area of disruption should be referred to the
campus
Ombudsman who
will, if appropriate, attempt to resolve the matter informally without
invoking the
formal
proceedings of the Code of Conduct. In cases when that is not possible,
the matter may be
referred to a
Disciplinary Conference or Hearing Board. Information regarding
conference and
hearing board
procedures can be found on pp. 60-63 of the Student Handbook.
For additional
information and support contact the CCBC Deans of Learning and Student
Development.
Dr. Alicia B.
Harvey-Smith Catonsville (410-455-4393)
Dr. Carol
Sullivan Dundalk (410-285-9687)
Dr. Cindy
Peterka Essex (410-780-6506)