To begin the registration process with the Center for Disability Services, please visit or contact us at 843.953.1431 or you prefer to read pleasure books in alternate format (e.g., audio), you are encouraged to visit these free and low cost resources where you will find a copy of the book. If you received an Individualized Education Program (IEP), a 504 Plan, or a Summary of Performance (SOP) in high school, you may qualify to receive this book in alternate format. Alternate format books (e.g., audio, large print, braille) are available as an academic accommodation for students with a qualified learning disability or visual impairment, and The College Reads! is no exception. When attending Orientation, students will receive a copy of The Story of More by Hope Jahren, the 2021-2022 book selection for The College Reads! program. Why Does It Seem Like Charleston Always Floods When It Rains?Ĭlimate change is a risk to national security, the Pentagon says
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How to Talk About Climate Change Across the Political Divide For further information, contact the Office of Equal Opportunity Programs, first floor, Robert Scott Small Building, Room 112, or call College of Charleston selected The Story of More by Hope Jahren as the 2021-2022 The College Reads! book selection.Ĭommon High Ground: How Charleston’s Artists Are Responding to Climate ChangeĬlimate change expected to make Charleston’s weather even more extremeĬlimate change will cut into outdoor work, endanger workers, new study says This effort is in compliance with all federal and state laws, including Titles VI and VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, Section 503 and 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, the Age Discrimination Act of 1975, the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 and all other laws and regulations as they pertain to equal opportunity. The College of Charleston is committed to providing leadership of equal employment and equal educational opportunities for all qualified persons regardless of race, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability or other legally-protected classifications. The student handbook is produced by the Division of Student Affairs. The College of Charleston reserves the right to make changes in its policies, regulations, and procedures as printed herein through normal channels. Hazing Policy - College of Charleston Student Handbook - 2021-2022 (pdf).Good Samaritan / Medical Amnesty Policy - College of Charleston Student Handbook - 2021-2022 (pdf).Tobacco Free Campus Policy - College of Charleston Student Handbook - 2021-2022 (pdf).Student Sexual Misconduct Policy - College of Charleston Student Handbook - 2021-2022 (pdf).Drug Policy - College of Charleston Student Handbook - 2021-2022 (pdf).Alcohol Policies - College of Charleston Student Handbook - 2021-2022 (pdf).College of Charleston Student Handbook 2021-2022 (pdf).
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Faculty and staff members are strongly encouraged to report violations of the Honor Code or Code of Conduct. Students at the College of Charleston are bound by honor and by their enrollment at the College to abide by the honor and conduct codes and to report violations. Specific policies fall under each major component. The Honor System of the College of Charleston is intended to promote and protect an atmosphere of trust and fairness in the classroom and in the conduct of daily life.The Honor System is composed of two major components: the Honor Code and the Code of Conduct. The latter is codified in our Honor Code and Code of Conduct - our Honor System." The College of Charleston Student Handbook. As with all communities, there is a moral code of ethical behavior that binds participants together and a body of official rules and regulations that defines personal freedoms and responsibilities. "At the core of the College of Charleston community are individuals from diverse backgrounds whose lives are intertwined in support of the uplifting of the human condition through comprehensive studies.
For its part, the College has committed itself to your holistic development and to the support of those regulations designed to enhance and protect your individual rights. This means that while officially enrolled at the College you are responsible for abiding by its rules, which are intended to facilitate and sustain, in an orderly fashion, the on-going business of the College.
This handbook is an official publication of the College. As a student, you will be held accountable for its contents. The purpose of this handbook is to assist you in understanding your rights, freedoms and responsibilities as a student.
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