BRYANT UNIVERSITY UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT HANDBOOK 2020-2021
BRYANT UNIVERSITYUNDERGRADUATE STUDENT HANDBOOK2020-2021
WELCOME TO BRYANT UNIVERSITY!This Student Handbook is your guide to policies and procedures you are expected to adhere to as a studentat Bryant University. It contains pertinent information about student life at Bryant and outlines theresponsibilities and expectations for each Bryant student and community member. It is important that youbecome familiar with this document as it will provide you with information and answer many questionsyou may have about the University and the University’s behavioral expectations.This Handbook was last updated by the Vice President for Student Affairs Office on October 19, 2020.Table of Contents2
Table of ContentsGUIDING PRINCIPLES IN OUR COMMUNITY . 6BRYANT UNIVERSITY PLEDGE . 7UNIVERSITY OFFICERS . 8PRESIDENT’S CABINET . 8ADMINISTRATIONS . 9UNDERGRADUATE CALENDAR 2020-2021 . 13ACADEMIC AFFAIRS DIVISION . 13THE CENTERS FOR STUDENT SUCCESS . 13 ACADEMIC ADVISING . 13 ACADEMIC CENTER FOR EXCELLENCE . 14 THE WRITING CENTER . 14AMICA CENTER FOR CAREER EDUCATION . 16ATHLETICS, INTRAMURALS, & RECREATIONAL SPORTS. 16C.A.R.E. - CAMPUS ASSESSMENT, RESPONSE AND EVALUATION . 17COUNSELING SERVICES . 17DINING SERVICES . 18PwC CENTER FOR DIVERSITY AND INCLUSION . 21GERTRUDE METH HOCHBERG WOMEN’S CENTER . 22INTERCULTURAL CENTER . 22PRIDE CENTER . 23FINANCIAL AID . 23FISHER STUDENT CENTER (FSC) . 24 ATMs . 25 DINING OPTIONS . 25 INFORMATION CENTER . 25 MEETINGS & EVENTS . 26 TRANSPORTATION . 26 FISHER STUDENT CENTER GENERAL POLICIES . 27HEALTH SERVICES. 28INFORMATION SERVICES DIVISION . 29INSTITUTIONAL DIVERSITY, EQUITY AND INCLUSION . 30RONALD K. AND KATI C. MACHTLEY INTERFAITH CENTER & CAMPUS MINISTRIES . 31DOUGLAS & JUDITH KRUPP LIBRARY . 32Table of Contents3
POST OFFICE . 33DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY (DPS) . 33 PARKING AND TRAFFIC RULES . 34 LOST AND FOUND . 35 EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES (EMS) . 35 COPIES OF DPS REPORTS . 35OFFICE OF RESIDENTIAL LIFE. 35MEDICAL ACCOMMODATIONS, SERVICE ANIMALS, AND EMOTIONAL SUPPORT ANIMALS . 38FIRE AND SAFETY REGULATIONS. 39GENERAL SAFETY REGULATIONS. 40STUDENT EVENTS AND ORIENTATION PROGRAMS OFFICE. 43CENTER FOR STUDENT LEADERSHIP AND INVOLVEMENT . 43STUDENT CODE OF CONDUCT . 48TITLE IX . 58BIAS INCIDENTS . 59CAMPUS POLICIES AND PROCEDURES . 66ADVERTISING . 66ALCOHOL POLICY. 66ANIMALS . 69AUTOMOBILES . 69BIAS INCIDENT COMMITTEE . 69CABLE TV . 70CONFISCATIONS . 71DEMONSTRATIONS POLICY . 71DRONE or UAV OPERATIONAL GUIDELINES . 72DRUGS, MARIJUANA AND OTHER SUBSTANCES . 74GUEST POLICY . 74GUEST PASS PROCEDURE . 75HAZING . 75HOVER BOARDS, ELECTRIC SCOOTERS, AND OTHER LITHIUM BATTERY POWERED DEVICES . 76LOGO USE/GRAPHIC STANDARDS . 76POND SAFETY . 76SKATEBOARDS/ROLLER BLADES . 76STUDENT VENTURES - SELLING AND SOLICITATION . 76Table of Contents4
STUDENT ORGANIZATION VENTURES / FUNDRAISERS. 76NON-STUDENT VENTURES . 77CHARITABLE, RELIGIOUS, AND POLITICAL SOLICITATIONS . 77TELEPHONES . 77UNIVERSITY POLICY ON TRIPS . 77WEAPONS. 78VETERANS AFFAIRS . 78Table of Contents5
GUIDING PRINCIPLES IN OUR COMMUNITYThe Bryant Pledge was modeled after the principles outlined in Ernest Boyer’s Campus Life: In Search ofCommunity. Boyer maintains that the most successful universities model and support several guidingprinciples.They foster those principles within the campus community. These principles were adapted to BryantUniversity as follows:Bryant University is an educationally purposeful community - a place where faculty, staff and studentswork together to strengthen teaching and learning on campus.The campus is a place where high standards of civility are set and violations are challenged. BryantUniversity is a community whose members speak and listen carefully to each other.Bryant University is a place where the sacredness of each person is honored and where diversity isaggressively pursued.Bryant University clearly states both its academic and social expectations. All must accept theirobligations as citizens of the Bryant community and expect to be held accountable for behavior asindividuals and members of groups.The university is a caring community where the well-being of each member is supported and where serviceto others is encouraged.The campus finds opportunities to affirm both tradition and change. Orientation, Convocation,Homecoming, Family & Friends Weekend, Festival of Lights, Commencement and other activities areexamples of celebratory activities. Good traditions must be preserved, new ones established and othersextinguished.Table of Contents6
BRYANT UNIVERSITY PLEDGEThe Bryant University Mission: Bryant University will educate and inspire students to discover theirpassion, become innovative leaders with character and make a difference around the world. To enterBryant University is to become a member of a community. Membership in this community is a privilegeand an opportunity; participating in and supporting this community is a responsibility we all share.To help you succeed and to further the development of our community, Bryant University commitsto:1. Support your academic efforts by offering classes taught by dedicated faculty, and provide thenecessary opportunities for you to excel both inside and outside the classroom;2. Provide support for your emotional, physical and spiritual well-being through the efforts of our manycaring faculty and staff;3. Role-model civil and ethical behavior as well as high standards of academic and personal integrity forall members of our community to follow, and challenge violations of those standards when they occur;4. Ensure that a wide variety of leadership, educational, recreational and cultural opportunities areavailable to you through involvement with student organizations, athletics, and other co-curricularactivities;5. Demonstrate the value of giving back to the greater community by offering you the opportunity tobecome involved in community service, and;6. Respect and honor you as an individual, and encourage understanding of diverse cultures.As a new member of the Bryant University community, I will strive to:1. Achieve my best in the classroom and take advantage of all the resources available to help mesucceed;2. Accept and support each member of the Bryant University community in an effort to create a positivelearning environment for everyone;3. Take responsibility for my own actions, strive to attain the highest standards of academic and personalintegrity, and expect to be held accountable as an individual and as a member of the larger community;4. Contribute to campus life by becoming involved in co-curricular activities and traditional BryantUniversity events, either as an observer or active participant;5. Commit myself to serve the Bryant University and greater community through community service,and;6. Respect and honor each member of the Bryant University community as an individual and commitmyself to gaining a greater understanding of the many cultures surrounding me.Table of Contents7
UNIVERSITY OFFICERSRoss Gittell, AB, MBA, Ph.D.PresidentBarry F. Morrison, CPA, BS, MBAVice President for Business Affairs/TreasurerMichelle Cloutier, BA, MBA ‘05Vice President for Enrollment ManagementChuck LoCurto, BS, MBAVice President for Information Services/CIOGlenn M. Sulmasy, JD, LL.MProvostVice President for Student Affairsand Dean of StudentsInge-Lise Ameer, BA, Ed., Ed.DDavid Wegrzyn, BS, M.EdVice President for University AdvancementPRESIDENT’S DIVISIONRoss Gittell, AB, MBA, Ph.D.President401-232-6008The President is the chief executive officer of the University.Athletics401-232-6070/6071Human Resources401-232-6010Planning and Institutional Research401-232-6314PRESIDENT’S CABINETBarry F. Morrison, CPA, BS, MBAKevin Martins, Ed. D.Vice President for Business Affairs/TreasurerAssistant Vice President for Diversity, Equity,and InclusionMichelle Cloutier, BA, MBA ‘05Vice President for Enrollment ManagementTim Paige, BAVice President for Human ResourcesChuck LoCurto, BS, MBAVice President for Information Services/CIOHong Yang, BA, MS, Ph.DVice President for International Affairs andCharles J. Smiley Chair Professor of Scienceand TechnologyGlenn M. Sulmasy, JD, LL.MTable of ContentsProvost8
Vice President for Student Affairsand Dean of StudentsInge-Lise Ameer, BA, Ed., Ed.DDavid Wegrzyn, BS, M.EdVice President for University AdvancementADMINISTRATIONSACADEMIC AFFAIRS ADMINISTRATION - OFFICE OF THE PROVOSTGlenn M. Sulmasy JD, LL.MProvost401-232-6060Dr. Wendy SamterInterim Dean of the College of Arts & Sciences401-232-6729Dr. Madan AnnavarjulaDean of the College of Business401-232-6308Jay Amrien, MPAS, PA-CDirector, School of Health Sciences401-232-6556Dr. Diya DasAssociate Dean, College of Business401-232-6507Dr. Laurie HazardAssistant Dean for Student Success401-232-6744The Office of the Provost also supervises the following units:College of Arts and Sciences401-232-6729College of Business401-232-6308School of Health Sciences401-232-6556Academic Center for Excellence (ACE)Stephanie Carter, Director401-232-6746Executive Development CenterTracy Quarella, InterimDirector401-232-6200Faculty Development and InnovationDr. Ed Kairiss, Director401-232-6352Graduate Programs OfficeJamie Grenon, Director401-232-6707John H. Chafee Center for International Business,World Trade Center Rhode IslandMark S. Murphy, Director401-232-6407Office of the RegistrarSue McLacken, Registrar401-232-6080Study AbroadCindi Lewis, Director401-232-6209U.S.-China Institute and Confucius InstituteDr. Hong Yang, Director401-232-6884Undergraduate AdvisingDr. Laurie Hazard, InterimDirector401-232-6210Table of Contents9
BUSINESS AFFAIRS ADMINISTRATIONBarry F. Morrison, CPA, BS,MBAVice President for BusinessAffairs/TreasurerThis division includes the following areas:Auxiliary Services401-232-6017401-232-6035Bursar’s Office401-232-6030/6031Campus Management401-232-6052/6057Conferences and Special Events401-232-6324Dining Services401-232-6866Facilities Management401-232-6052/6057Financial Services401-232-6005Post Office401-232-6244Purchasing401-232-6018ENROLLMENT MANAGEMENT ADMINISTRATIONMichelle L. Cloutier, BA, MBA‘05Vice President for EnrollmentManagement401-232-6100Financial Aid401-232-6020Admissions401-232-6100INFORMATION SERVICES ADMINISTRATIONChuck LoCurto, BS, MBAVice President for Information ServicesAV401-232-6888401-232-6128/6886Help Desk401-232-6111Information Services401-232-6196Laptop 01-232-6000Telecommunications/Cable TV401-232-6545Table of Contents10
INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS ADMINISTRATIONHong Yang, BA, MS, Ph.DKongli Liu, BA, Ed.MVice President for International Affairs,and Charles J. Smiley Chair Professor ofScience and TechnologyAssistant to Vice President forInternational Affairs and AssociateDirector of U.S.-China Institute401-232-6223401-232-6566The Division includes the following offices:Office of International Studentsand ScholarsAssistant Director – Kaoru Paganelli401-232-6955Bryant Zhuhai ProgramVice President for International Affairs –Dr. Hong Yang401-232-6223U.S.-China InstituteAssociate Director – Kongli Liu401-232-6566Confucius InstituteAssistant Director – Kun Xie401-232-6883STUDENT AFFAIRS ADMINISTRATIONInge-Lise Ameer, BA, Ed., Ed.DVice President for Student Affairs &Dean of Students401-232-6046John Denio, BS, MSAssociate Vice President for StudentAffairs401-232-6046Mailee Kue, BA, MA, Ph. DJennifer Edwards, BA, MS, C.P.Lisa Morris, BA, MBA CandidateAssistant Vice President for StudentAffairs and Title IX CoordinatorDirector of Planning &Assessment/Special Assistant to theVice President for Student AffairsAssociate Director of Finance, BudgetManagement and Operations401-232-6946401-232-6278401-232-6487The Vice President for Student Affairs & Dean of Students and staff are responsible for these offices:Amica Center for Career EducationExecu
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