DAAP COOPERATIVE EDUCATION STUDENT HANDBOOK
DAAP COOPERATIVE EDUCATIONSTUDENT HANDBOOK
DAAP Co-op Handbook Table of ContentsDAAP Co-op Handbook . 2I.How to Use this Handbook . 5II. Approval of this Handbook . 5III.Definition of Cooperative Education . 5IV. Key Terms . 6V. Introduction . 7A. The Division of Experience-Based Learning and Career Education (ELCE) . 71. Mission of Cooperative Education . 72. Faculty . 75. Location, Hours, Contact Information. 8B. The Cooperative Education Program . 8Requirements of a Cooperative Position . 8C. International Co-op and Experience Programs . 91. The International Experience Program (IEP) . 92. The International Co-op Program (ICP) . 9D. Experiential Explorations Program (EEP) . 101. Study Abroad EEP . 102. Service Learning EEP . 103. Research Experience EEP . 114. Career-Related Travel Semester EEP . 115. International Opportunity EEP . 116. Creative Practice EEP. 127. Entreprenueurship EEP . 128. Leadership EEP . 139. Open Source EEP . 1410. COVID-19 Upskilling and Project-Based Work . 14D. Student Teaching . 16IV. Eligibility . 16A. General Application Criteria for All Programs . 16B. Application Criteria for International Students . 16V. Applying to the Co-op Program . 17A. Process . 17B. Deadline . 17C. Notification . 17ELCE // DAAP Co-op Student Handbook // January 2021 // 2
D. Transition, Transfer Student, or Change of Major Application Process . 17E. Re-admission . 18F. Prior Learning Assessment (PLA). 18Prior Learning Assessment . 18VI. Cooperative Education Courses . 20A. Introduction to Cooperative Education (PD10**) . 20B. Professionalism & Purpose for Fine Artists (PD2070). 21C. Applied Professional Practice (PD2091). 21D. Orientation to International Cooperative Education . 21E. Exploring Culture, Life, and Work Abroad (PD2010). 22VII. Participating in the Cooperative Education Program . 22A. Cooperative Education Calendar . 22B. Search for a Cooperative Education Position . 221. Rules that Apply to the Search for a Cooperative Education Position . 23C. Interviews . 26D. Accepting a Co-op Position . 261. Verbal Acceptance and Notification . 262. Dates and Duration . 263. Compensation . 26E. Relocation . 27F. Registering for Co-op . 27G. Considerations During the Co-op Semester . 271.International Students . 272. Housing. 283. Verification of Full-Time Status . 284. State Residency . 285. Health Insurance . 286. Financial Aid . 287. Scholarships. 29VIII. Cooperative Education Policies . 29A. Cooperative Education Calendar . 291. Absence Due to Illness . 292. Absence for Personal Reasons . 30B. Standards of Professional Conduct . 301. Notice of Non-Discrimination / Title IX . 302. Mental Health Services . 313. Campus Resources available to you during your Co-op placement. 31C. Work Tenure . 32D. Change of Employer . 321. Voluntary Change . 322. Involuntary Change . 33E. Classes During the Co-op Semester . 33ELCE // DAAP Co-op Student Handbook // January 2021 // 3
F. Independent Contracting . 33G. Unemployment Compensation . 33H. Suspension or Withdrawal . 341. Academic Suspension. 342. Cooperative Education Suspension. 343. Official Withdrawal from the Cooperative Education Program . 344. Unofficial Withdrawal from the Cooperative Education Program . 34IX. Military Obligations . 34A. Selective Service . 35B. Non-ROTC Military Training . 35C. Reserve Officers Training Corps (ROTC). 35D. Student Responsibilities . 35X. Cooperative Education Semester Requirements . 35A. Registration. 36B. Assignments . 361. Student Report-Part 1 . 362. Student Report-Part 2 . 363. Student Report-Part 3 . 37C. Employer Report . 37D. Post Co-op Reflection . 37E. Summary of Requirements . 37XI. Cooperative Education Recognition and Certificates . 37A. Cooperative Education & Practice Excellence . 38B. Cooperative Education & Practice Participation. 38C. International Cooperative Education Certificate . 38D. Recognition and Honors . 38XII. Professional Standards Review Committee (PSRC) . 38A. PSRC Cases . 391. ROTC/Military Summer Training . 392. Medical . 393. Unemployment . 394. Schedule Irregularity . 395. Possible Offenses . 39B. PSRC Outcomes . 391. Waiver . 392. Policy Exception . 403. Policy Violation . 404. Participation Violation. 405. Academic Sanctions . 40C. Petitioning . 411. Student Petition . 412. Faculty Petition . 41ELCE // DAAP Co-op Student Handbook // January 2021 // 4
3. Appeals . 42I.How to Use this HandbookThe DAAP Cooperative Education Program Student Handbook covers the policies and procedures of theCooperative Education Program as it pertains to students in the College of Design, Architecture, Art, andPlanning. If you have questions about the Cooperative Education Program anytime throughout yourparticipation, you should refer to this handbook or talk to your Cooperative Education Faculty Advisor to seekclarification.Delineation is made between mandatory and optional programs. Mandatory co-op programs are considered tobe those majors that require Cooperative Education participation to meet graduation requirements. Theseinclude several majors in the College of Design, Architecture, Art, and Planning, the College of Engineering andApplied Science, The College of Arts and Sciences, and the College of Education, Criminal Justice and HumanServices. Optional co-op programs are considered to be those majors that offer a curricular option toparticipate in the Cooperative Education program. For an updated listing of majors which offer CooperativeEducation participation as a mandatory or optional requirement, please view the Division is handbook will focus on terms and policies as they refer to the mandatory programs for DAAP.II. Approval of this HandbookApproval of this Handbook:The Cooperative Education Student Handbook for the College of Design, Architecture, Art, and Planning wasestablishe and is maintained by the faculty of the Division of Experience-Based Learning and Career Education.Approved: December 18, 2020Changes approved: Included information on the Bearcat Promise Career Studio Included information regarding the COVID 2019 Upskilling and Project-Based Work EEP Added the PD2091 Applied Professional Practice to section VI Cooperative Education Courses. Added information on the www.uccoop.com website under Section VII Participating in the CooperativeEducation Program E. Relocation Revised information in Section VII Participating in the Cooperative Education Program F. Registeringfor Co-op on Student Self-RegistrationIII.Definition of Cooperative EducationUniversity of Cincinnati Definition of Cooperative Education:Cooperative Education experiences are career-oriented, transcripted, and compensated. They require academicpreparation, faculty mentorship and assessment, and guided student reflection that integrates the experienceto student learning goals and their academic curriculum. (proposed Jan. 2019)The following k
The DAAP Cooperative Education Program Student Handbook covers the policies and procedures of the Cooperative Education Program as it pertains to students in the College of Design, Architecture, Art, and Planning. If you have questions about the Cooperative Education Program anytime throughout your
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