College of Pharmacy Student Handbook 2024-2025

Barry and Judy Silverman College of Pharmacy 2024–2025 135 may include counseling, medical treatment, preparing scheduled reports, or any other requirement intended to rehabilitate the student and/or to ensure the student is able to continue with the student’s education without further monitoring. Records of dismissal, suspension, or leave of absences and the date of each determination shall be placed in the student’s permanent records. The SPCC shall have nonexclusive authority to evaluate all alleged student violations of misconduct, whether legal, moral, professional, or ethical. Exceptions to this authority include, but are not limited to, the following: • Nothing shall limit the right of the Silverman College of Pharmacy to immediately remove a student from the college who has been accused of a violent act or threat or any act that constitutes a violation of state, local, or federal criminal law subject to further proceedings consistent with these rules. A student who has been removed from the college shall not return until given permission to do so by the dean. • Nothing shall prevent the dean from taking action deemed necessary, including removing a matter from the committee’s consideration, whenever, in the dean’s judgment, such action may prevent harm to health, safety, and welfare of any individual; to school property; or to the integrity of the educational process. • Nothing shall limit the right of the college or any of its representatives or students to file a report with any law enforcement or civil agency. Behavioral Disciplinary Sanctions Reprimand A reprimand is an oral or written notification to the student that continuation of repetitive wrongful conduct may result in more severe disciplinary penalties. Whether the reprimand is oral or written, it is recommended that the student sign a document in which the reprimand is explained and a copy of the document be given to the student and placed in the student’s file. Disciplinary Probation Disciplinary probation is defined as a period during which a student has the opportunity to demonstrate that the student can effectively cease behavioral misconduct. Disciplinary probation can be for the remainder of a current semester or may be for the remainder of the time the student is enrolled at the Silverman College of Pharmacy.

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