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University of Iowa Code of Student Life, 1966-1967
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Code of Student Life INTRODUCTION Upon registration at The University of Iowa you automatically become a member of the University community with all the rights, privileges, and responsibilities that go with this membership. Such rights and privileges include full use of the educational opportunities offered, the extensive physical facilities found on the campus, the opportunity to belong to student organisations and to participate in social, recreational, cultural, and spiritscope of the the University's goals as an educational institution. As in any democracy, these rights and privileges are accompanied by responsibilities: to progress educationally up the academic ladder, to respect the rights of others, and to know and obey the rules and regulations developed by the University family for the good of the total community. In the nonacademic phase of your career at the University the Code of Student Life is your guidebook. This Code outlines briefly what is expected of you while you are enrolled at this institution. Experience has shown that it is necessary in any society to set up some expected criteria of behavior for the members of that society. Unfortunately it sometimes happens that individuals may violate these regulations and as a member of this society will, therefore, be subject to disciplinary action such as probation, suspension, or dismissal. The University recognizes its responsibility to the individual student, as well as to the student body as a whole, and makes every effort to assist you in your total education and growth during your tenure here. It is known that deviations from normal behavior patterns by individuals may be an indication of deeper troubles which may be eliminated, before serious difficulties arise, through sympathetic and competent assistance. For this reason there are many counselors and advisers at the University in offices such as the Office of Student Affairs, the University Counseling Office, Health Service, etc., that are here to be of service to you. If at any time you feel problems or compulsions arising for which you feel the need of assistance, please feel free to contact any of these services. Be a good citizen and respect the rights of others, for it is in this spirit that the rules and regulations are administered. [1]
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Code of Student Life INTRODUCTION Upon registration at The University of Iowa you automatically become a member of the University community with all the rights, privileges, and responsibilities that go with this membership. Such rights and privileges include full use of the educational opportunities offered, the extensive physical facilities found on the campus, the opportunity to belong to student organisations and to participate in social, recreational, cultural, and spiritscope of the the University's goals as an educational institution. As in any democracy, these rights and privileges are accompanied by responsibilities: to progress educationally up the academic ladder, to respect the rights of others, and to know and obey the rules and regulations developed by the University family for the good of the total community. In the nonacademic phase of your career at the University the Code of Student Life is your guidebook. This Code outlines briefly what is expected of you while you are enrolled at this institution. Experience has shown that it is necessary in any society to set up some expected criteria of behavior for the members of that society. Unfortunately it sometimes happens that individuals may violate these regulations and as a member of this society will, therefore, be subject to disciplinary action such as probation, suspension, or dismissal. The University recognizes its responsibility to the individual student, as well as to the student body as a whole, and makes every effort to assist you in your total education and growth during your tenure here. It is known that deviations from normal behavior patterns by individuals may be an indication of deeper troubles which may be eliminated, before serious difficulties arise, through sympathetic and competent assistance. For this reason there are many counselors and advisers at the University in offices such as the Office of Student Affairs, the University Counseling Office, Health Service, etc., that are here to be of service to you. If at any time you feel problems or compulsions arising for which you feel the need of assistance, please feel free to contact any of these services. Be a good citizen and respect the rights of others, for it is in this spirit that the rules and regulations are administered. [1]
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