SUNY WCC - Student Handbook 24-25

Student Advocacy Westchester Community College has a number of advocacy services whose purpose is to assist students in resolving complaints related to the college community. You can seek assistance if you find yourself involved in a situation which requires the services of one or more of the following: Students with Disabilities (Section 504) • Dante Cantu, dante.cantu@sunywcc.edu, 914-606-6709 Title IX Coordinator • Dr. Rinardo Reddick, rinardo.reddick@sunywcc.edu, 914-606-6313 Student Code of Conduct www.sunywcc.edu/codeofconduct Westchester Community College students have a responsibility to uphold and build upon the values of the college community. The Student Code of Conduct is the document that details these values and student responsibilities. The College looks to students to breathe life into this code by engaging in activities that promote individual growth, demonstrate civility toward others, and builds community through the safe, respectful exchange of diverse thought, opinion, and action while on campus and in everyday events. To maintain the trust extended by the college, students are expected to be exhibit personal accountability and remember that the decisions they make have an impact on the overall health of our community, and, ultimately, on the quality of their experience. Students who breach this trust and engage in activities that are counter to the community’s values will be held accountable. The Student Code of Conduct establishes a fair and transparent process for the adjudication of alleged violations. The Student Code of Conduct seeks to be educational, not punitive, in nature while also ensuring that the interest and well-being of the greater college community and its members are protected. It is essential students are familiar with the Student Code of Conduct and refer to it throughout their career at Westchester Community College. Student Government Association www.sunywcc.edu/sga The Student Government Association (SGA) is the group through which the voice of the student body is heard. The objective of the SGA is to effectively represent the interests of the student body by communicating student needs and positions to the administration, staff, and faculty. Partnering with the Department of Student Involvement, the SGA also recognizes a variety of clubs for students to participate in. Utilizing an allocation of the student activity fee as authorized by the WCC Faculty Student Association (FSA), the SGA sponsors a number of student programs and initiatives that enhance the student experience. The Student Government Association is run by elected student officers who comprise the SGA Senate and Executive Board. Elections for Senators are held during the fall and elections for the Executive Board are held in the spring. Student Email http://www.sunywcc.edu/ChosenName SUNY WCC uses the MyWCC email account (@my.sunywcc.edu) for all official communications with students. A student is responsible for knowing and adhering to all information sent to them via their MyWCC email. It is essential a student check their emails daily, to ensure they are up to date on all college happenings,

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