Semester Updates:

***Need more Community Service hours? Grad students in the

counseling and student affairs track need you!

Contact Tristan, Wendy or Jordan for more information!

 

 

*** 02 November 2009 ***

BU will be covering the warehouse on MONDAY and WEDNESDAY

evenings starting November 11th for Toys for Tots. Those interested

may meet inDenny's Parking lot at4:45pm where we will carpool to

Lewisburg. You can expect to return toDenny's no later than 9pm.

 

*** 22 October 2009 ***

Get Community Service Hours! Come listen to Mike Dilbeck --- video and

film producer--- discuss bystander behavior in a rivetting presentation

called "Response Ability". Located in the KEHR UNION BALL ROOM

from 9:30pm-10:30pm on November 18, 2009.Get credit for 2 hours!

Click here for the informational flier.

 

 

***08 October 2009***

Community Service Opportunity -> LGBTQIA (Lesbian Gay Bi-Sexual

Transgender Questioning Intersex Allies) is looking for a few extra

volunteers in the resource center. Email your questions to Annie Brown,

or check out their contact information on the LGBTA Website.

 

***08 October 2009 ***

Need even more Community Service? Why not attend one of the

Green Film Series. Dates, times and locations throughout the year are

included below:

 

10/20- "An Inconvenient Truth"

11/17 – "The Future of Food"

12/8 –" Who Killed the Electric Car"

1/26 – "Planet in Peril"

2/9 – "Planet Earth"

3/16 – "Food Inc."

4/13 – "The Day After Tomorrow"

 

All movies are shown at 7 p.m. in the Living and Learning

Community (LLC) Center, 119 Columbia Residence Hall (CRH). 

Sponsored by: SJSLLC, FAHLLC, CELLC, GCI, and HOPE

 

***Need an example of a Jared Box for Community Service hours?

Check out some excellent examples!!!

 

 

 

DAWN Workshops

 

Community Service Opportunities

 

Welcome

Important Semester Updates:

 

On behalf of the Office of Student Standards, we would like to wish all students the

best during this academic year. Often I am asked, "What actually is Student

Standards and my role pertaining to it?" Well, student standards are the rules

and/or polices that the University has established to govern student behavior and

conduct for both on and off campus. Currently, there are 21 of these standards of

behavior which are located in our Student Handbook, the Pilot, and can be found on

this site. When a student has violated one of these polices or it is alleged that they

may have, they are required to meet with one of our judicial staff members in order

to resolve the matter. This could result in a student being placed on one of our

disciplinary sanctions. Through our sanctions, we attempt to educate and help

students make better decisions and choices in the future. However, there are times

when we must take a punitive approach, which could result in a student's

separation from the University.

 

My role as director is to oversee the process, deal with the more severe incidents

and update and /or change procedures as needed. I'm also the person who can

answer any questions or concerns that you may have regarding any aspect of our

Student Code of Conduct or any of our policies and/or procedures. So if you have

any questions after visiting our site, please feel free to contact me.

 

Take care and good luck...

 

Donald W. Young