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7/17/2007 1:25:18 PM
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Planning Files - Planning File #
3318
Planning Files - Type
Rezoning
Address
1925 COUNTY ROAD B2 W
Applicant
MN SCHOOL DIST DATA PROCESS
PIN
092923240010
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<br />Students who do not make satisfactory academic progress are placed on <br />academic probation, with one trimester to make up the deficiency through an <br />approved study plan. The student is notified of probation status and this is <br />recorded in the student's file. The student must then submit a study plan to the <br />Academic Dean for approval and is required to complete the approved study <br />plan concurrent with his or her regular course load. Once each section of the <br />study plan is completed, faculty responsible for the curriculum in the student's <br />areas of difficulty certify the student to be eligible for re-examination. When all <br />deficiencies have been removed by passing these examinations, the student is <br />readmitted in good standing to the program. Failure to complete all study plan <br />requirements within one trimester will lead to reevaluation and possible <br />dismissal from the program. A student on academic dismissal may apply to the <br />Academic Dean for reinstatement and must provide evidence that shows an <br />improved likelihood and capacity for academic success. <br /> <br />StUlldleI!1lt JP'IriOJfesslliOmlIll CiOI!1ldlUlld <br /> <br />AAAOM students must conduct themselves in a professional, respectful and <br />ethical manner in their relationships with their fellow students, instructors, <br />AAAOM staff members and patients. Unprofessional conduct on AAAOM <br />premises or in class includes, but is not limited to: Reading newspapers and <br />unrelated books in class; Talking during lecture or while someone else has the <br />floor; Shouting at others; Demonstrating lack of respect for others with differing <br />opinions; Consistently arriving late for class; Causing distractions to others; <br />Unreasonable demands to the instructor or administration. Students who display <br />unprofessional conduct during class will be asked to leave the class. Behavior <br />which occurs in school and which is disruptive to the educational process or the <br />rights or safety of any individual must be reported to the Academic Dean. <br />Depending on whether it is a disciplinary, academic or interpersonal issue, the <br />Dean will either handle the matter directly or refer it to the appropriate resource. <br />Initial and subsequent incidents of unprofessional behavior will be handled in the <br />sequence of verbal warning, written warning, academic probation and dismissal <br />from the program. <br /> <br />AAAOM has adopted the following drug and alcohol abuse policy to protect the <br />health and well-being of AAAOM, its students and employees: The possession, <br />use or sale of alcohol and/or unauthorized or illegal drugs, or the misuse of any <br />legal drugs on AAAOM premises, is prohibited and will constitute grounds for <br /> <br />44 <br /> <br />----..__:1'0.,'_..... <br /> <br />_"~"'''''''_.W. <br />
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