2010 - 2011 - Sullivan
2010 - 2011Effective: June 27, 2011
Table of ContentsAccreditation/Approvals . 6Day Division Regular and Inclement Weather Schedule . 7Academic Calendar . 7Academic Advising and Scheduling . 8Academic Degrees. 8Academic Honors. 10Academic Integrity . 11Activities . 12Address and Name Changes . 12Application for Graduation. 12Application Procedure . 13Attendance . 13Bookstore . 13Bypass Examinations . 15Campus Communications . 15Career Services . 16Check Cashing. 17Class Repeat Requirements/Policy . 17Computer Usage . 17Copy Machines . 19Course Evaluations . 20Credit Hour. 20Developmental Courses . 20Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) Policy/Procedures . 20Directory of Records . 22Disabled Student Services . 22Disciplinary Procedures . 24Doctoral Program . 26Dress Standards . 26E-Learning . 29Eating/Drinking in the Building . 30Emergency Messages . 30Enrollment Status. 31Entrances to Main Building . 31Faculty Evaluations . 31Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) . 312
Financial Obligations . 33Financial Planning. 33General Statement of Liability . 34Grades/Grade Reports . 34Grading System, GPA Calculation and Grade Appeals . 35Grievance Procedure . 36Harassment. 39Hardship Withdrawal and Emergency Circumstances . 39Health Services . 39Honorary Organizations . 40Hours of Operation:. 40Housing and Residence Life . 40I.D. Cards . 40Imminent Danger . 40Injury/Illness Expense Policy. 41Institutional Effectiveness . 42Lifetime Privileges . 42Library and Learning Resource Center . 42Lockers . 43Make-Up Examinations . 43Missing Student Policy and Procedure . 43No Show Policy . 43Organizations and Honoraries . 44Parking/Campus Vehicle Traffic Rules and Regulations . 44Personal Phone Calls . 46Plus Friday . 46Prior Learning Assessment . 46Public Safety/Security . 46Reductions . 47Register to Vote . 47Registering for Classes . 47Rights . 49Second or Dual Degrees . 52Sexual Offense Policy . 52Smoking Policy . 54Student Behavior and Responsibilities. 54TARC . 553
Transcripts . 55Transfer Credit, Waivers, Transient and Visiting Students . 56Tuition Credit. 60Undergraduate and Graduate Course Numeration . 60Veterans. 60Wellness Center. 60Withdrawal from a Class . 61Withdrawal from Sullivan University . 61Important Sullivan University Phone Numbers . 614
Sullivan University Mission StatementSullivan University is a private institution of higher learning dedicated to providing educationalenrichment opportunities for the intellectual, social, and professional development of its students. Theinstitution offers career-focused curricula with increasing rigor from the certificate through diploma,associate, bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral degree levels. Throughout those curricula, the Universityseeks to promote development of critical thinking, effective verbal and written communication, computerliteracy, and teamwork as well as an appreciation for life-long learning, cultural diversity and theexpression of professionalism in all activities. At the graduate level, the University also seeks to promote aculture of research.The Sullivan University faculty, staff, and administration believe that qualified individuals should have theopportunity to pursue formal academic training at the institution of their choice. We welcome thosestudents who seek such educational challenges. The University provides a student-centered learningenvironment that facilitates students’ identification of their life goals and the means to achieve those goals.The University promotes a culture of teaching excellence throughout the institution which is augmented bya culture of research at the graduate level, and it also encourages faculty, students, administration andstaff to participate in service activities and projects which enhance the quality of life in the local andsurrounding communities. Upon completion of a program, the University provides employment assistanceto graduates.This mission is achieved by providing: A stair-step curricular progression for students from certificate through diploma, to associate, tobachelor’s, to master’s, to doctoral degrees with credentials earned at each level; Learning experiences in an environment enhanced by student services and activities outside theclassroom that enable students to take advantage of their interests and abilities to develop teamworkand leadership capabilities; Faculty members who possess educational, experiential and distance learning qualifications for theclasses they teach and who emphasize the process of learning as well as the assimilation of knowledgeand skills; Equipment similar to that used in the professions for which the students are educated; A technologically state-of-the-art university library whose books, periodicals, professional journals,electronic databases and e-journals adequately support the programs offered; Undergraduate faculty who understand and use active, collaborative, experiential, and problem-basedlearning strategies while practicing in live, virtual, and blended environments; and graduate facultywho understand and use these learning strategies while also practicing in a scholarly researchenvironment; Graduates earn the privilege to review, audit, or retake any course they completed without additionaltuition; Employment specialists to assist graduates with their job search at graduation and thereafter asrequested throughout the graduates’ working lifetimes.5
Sullivan University Accreditation/ApprovalsSullivan University is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Collegesand Schools* to award associate, bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degrees. (*1866 Southern Lane,Decatur, Georgia; Telephone 404/679-4501)Sullivan University is licensed to offer bachelor’s and master’s degrees by the Kentucky Council onPostsecondary Education in accordance with the provisions of KRS 164.945-164.992.Sullivan University is regulated by the Indiana Commission on Proprietary Education, 302 WestWashington Street, Suite 201, Indianapolis, Indiana 46204. In-state toll-free number is 1-800-227-5695 or(317) 232-1320.Sullivan University’s Louisville campus is approved by the Ohio State Board of Proprietary SchoolRegistration under the provisions of Chapter 3332 of the Revised Code of Ohio. Registration Number:83-12-0874B.Sullivan University is authorized by the Tennessee Higher Education Commission. This authorizationmust be renewed each year and is based on an evaluation by minimum standards concerning quality ofeducation, ethical and business practices, health and safety, and fiscal responsibility.The Culinary Arts Associate Degree Program and Baking and Pastry Arts Associate Degree Programs atSullivan University’s National Center for Hospitality Studies are accredited by the American CulinaryFederation’s Accrediting Commission.The Paralegal Programs of The Institute for Legal Studies at Sullivan University’s Louisville andLexington campuses are approved by the American Bar Association.The Professional Nanny Program at Sullivan University is an approved member of the American Councilof Nanny Schools (ACNS) and the International Nanny Association (INA).Sullivan University is approved by the Veteran’s Administration (VA) to educate veterans utilizing VAbenefits.Note: The provisions of this handbook will ordinarily be applied as stated, however, SullivanUniversity reserves the right to change any provision listed in this handbook without actualnotice to individual students.This Handbook addresses many policies and procedures for students who attend during the day, evening, weekend and viaonline classes. More specific information for graduate students is available in the Graduate Student Handbook which isavailable online or through the University’s Graduate School and the Online Student Handbook.6
Day Division Regular and Inclement Weather ScheduleClass PeriodRegular SchedulePeriod AFirst PeriodSecond PeriodThird PeriodFourth PeriodFifth PeriodSixth PeriodSeventh PeriodEighth PeriodNinth PeriodTenth Period7:00 – 7:508:00 – 8:509:00 – 9:5010:00 – 10:5011:00 – 11:5012:00 – 12:501:00 – 1:502:00 – 2:502:50 – 3:403:40 – 4:304:30 - 5:20In the event of an announced weather related DELAY as opposed to a weather related CLOSING, for day school classes,periods A, 1 and 2 will not meet and the academic day will begin with the third period class at 10:00 a.m. Mandatorymake-up days may be required for Periods A, 1 and 2 which are missed due to a delayed schedule. Make up sessions areusually held during a Plus Friday or Saturday session. Check the “weather watch” website listed below for specificdetails on closures, delays and/or class make-up information.Class changes/cancellations will be announced on WHAS/840 AM and posted on http://weatherwatch.sullivan.eduAcademic CalendarYEAR BYQUARTER201020112012Winter QuarterHolidaysML King, Jr. HolidaySpring BreakJanuary 4 – March 21January 3 – March 20January 3 – March 18January 18March 22 - 26January 17March 21 - 25January 16March 19 - 23Spring QuarterHolidaysMemorial DaySummer BreakMarch 29 – June 13March 28 – June 12March 26 – June 10May 24June 14 - 25May 30June 13 - 24May 28June 11 - 22Summer QuarterHolidaysIndependence DayLabor DayFall BreakJune 28 – September 12June 27 – September 11June 25 – September 9July 4September 6September 13 - 24July 4September 5September 12 - 23July 4September 3September 10 - 21Fall QuarterHolidaysThanksgiving WeekWinter BreakSeptember 27 – December 19September 26 – December 18September 24 – December 16November 22 – 26December 20 - 31November 21 – 25December 19 - 30November 19 – 23December 17 - 31Weekend classes follow a slightly different ending quarter calendar.See posted schedule for details.7
Academic Advising and SchedulingAcademic Advisors are generally members of the faculty in the program in which the student isenrolled. Advisement may be required or optional, depending on the field of study or the courselevel of the student. Those students who have not selected a program major will be assisted bythe Academic Services Office.Specific instructions concerning advising and registration dates and times are included in theschedule of classes, and are announced in student newsletters as well as the e-News studentnewsletter which is sent out bi-quarterly by e-Learning Student Services to online students.Students who do not meet with an advisor may result in loss of a needed class through closureor cancellation.E-Learning students may begin registering for classes beginning the 7th week of each quarter,and will receive an email confirmation once their classes have been approved and scheduled.Although academic advisement is available and strongly recommended, it is the responsibility ofeach student to know and fulfill the academic requirements for the program of study they haveselected, as well as the graduation requirements of the University.Declaring and Changing Majors (Program of Study):Students who desire to change their program of study should initiate the change through theAcademic Services. Any student who desires a change of program should do so as soon aspossible in order to speed completion of the change. Early notification will assist in more efficientadvisement.Non-Degree Seeking (NDS) StudentsStudents not declaring a major field of study may enroll in any undergraduate class desired.NOTE: Prerequisite courses must be completed for a degree seeking student.Academic DegreesSullivan University offers academic degrees, diplomas and certificates in the following areas.Those with an asterisk (*) are available fully online. For a detailed description of the variousdegrees, please refer to the University catalogAcademic Certificates and DiplomasSullivan University is uniquely structured to offer certificates and diplomas in a variety of fields ofstudy. Many Sullivan Associate degree programs are structured with a 9 or 12 month certificateor diploma as a first year specialization. Students in these shorter programs are encouraged tocomplete the appropriate credential as an element of the stair step curriculum structure includedin the Mission Statement of the University. Certificates or diplomas are available in the followingareas:8
Administrative Accounting SpecialistAdministrative AssistantAdministrative ManagementBusiness AccountingBusiness AdministrationClinical AssistantConflict ResolutionDatabase Design & AdministrationExecutive Administrative AssistantHuman Resource Leadership (Specialist inConflict Resolution*, Employer Relations*,Organizational Diversity* or OrganizationalEffectiveness)Information TechnologyLegal Administrative AssistantMarketing ManagementMedical Administrative AssistantMedical Coding*Microsoft Certified InformationTechnology ProfessionalNetwork Support & AdministrationPharmacy TechnicianProfessional Nanny*Professional BakerProfessional/Private ChefSecurity Design & AdministrationSystem Design & ApplicationProgrammingSystem Support & AdministrationTravel SpecialistAssociate DegreesAssociate of Science (A.S.) degrees are structured to provide the first two years of work toward aBachelor’s degree. Since the University operates on a year- round calendar, the degree can becompleted in 18 calendar months of full-time enrollment. The course work in the A.S. degrees isfully applicable in the Sullivan University curriculum toward the Bachelor’s degree. Associate ofScience degrees are available in the following areas:Accounting*Justice and Public Safety AdministrationAdministrative Office ManagementLegal Administrative ProfessionalBaking & Pastry ArtsLogistics & Distribution Management*Beverage Management*Marketing and Sales Management*Business Management*Medical AssistingComputer Information TechnologyMedical Office ManagementCulinary ArtsParalegal StudiesEarly Childhood Education*Professional CateringHotel/Restaurant ManagementEvent Management & TourismInformation TechnologyBaccalaureate DegreesBaccalaureate degrees traditionally take four years to complete with full-time study, longer forpart-time enrollment. Since the University operates on a year- round calendar, the degree can becompleted in 36 calendar months of full-time enrollment. Bachelor of Science degrees areavailable in the following areas:Business Administration (Concentration in Justice and Public Safety AdministrationAccounting*, Computer Systems,Human Resource Leadership*Finance*, Healthcare Management*,Information TechnologyLogistics & Distribution Management*,Paralegal StudiesManagement* or Marketing*)Hospitality Management*Post-Baccalaureate and Graduate CertificatesIndividuals who possess a baccalaureate degree and who wish to obtain additional expertisewithout the time involved in completing an additional degree may pursue a Post-baccalaureateCertificate in Paralegal Studies or a Graduate Certificate in Conflict Management.9
Masters DegreesSullivan University’s Graduate School provides the graduate with additional opportunities forcareer advancement and enhanced job security in today’s competitive and ever-changing workenvironment. Master of Science (M.S.) or Master of Business Administration (MBA) degrees areavailable in the following areas:Business Administration (MBA)*Human Resource Leadership (M.S.)*Collaborative Leadership (M.S.)*Managing Information Technology (M.S.)*Conflict Management (M.S.)*Dual MBA/M.S. in BusinessExecutive Business AdministrationAdministration/Managing Information(EMBA)Technology*Doctoral DegreesSullivan University was the first private career-oriented university in the south to be accredited tooffer doctoral degrees. Sullivan’s first doctoral degree, the Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm.D.) hasbeen highly successful and a doctoral degree in Management, with concentrations in StrategicManagement, Conflict Management and Information Systems/Technology is currently underdevelopment for 2010-11.Academic HonorsStudents who are full-time and earn a term GPA of 3.50 or higher will be placed on the academicDean’s List for that quarter; he/she will receive a Dean’s List Certificate.Graduation with Honors:To qualify for graduation with honors, students must meet the following criteria:a.Complete all coursework satisfactorily for the degree sought;b.Complete at least 25% of courses required for the degree with courses taken inresidence at Sullivan University; andc.Earn a GPA based upon courses taken at Sullivan University within one of thefollowing guidelines:Summa cum LaudeMagna cum LaudeCum Laude3.80-4.003.60-3.793.30-3.59The President’s Cup:Along with other honors, the Board of Directors authorizes the additional distinction of thePresident’s Cup. This award is reserved for degree recipients who have further distinguishedtheir academic efforts by earning a cumulative GPA of 3.70 or higher.Honorary Organizations:During graduation ceremonies, graduates may only wear approved academic regalia andadornment. Stoles, cords and/or other adornment that signifies membership in an honorary or10
other organization may only be worn if the adornment has been pre-approved by SullivanUniversity’s administration and if the organization/entity is officially recognized by SullivanUniversity. For information on officially recognized organizations, refer to theOrganizations/Honoraries section of this Handbook.Academic IntegrityCheating and plagiarism are serious offenses against the University’s Academic Integrity Policyand are consequently strictly prohibited. All students must familiarize themselves with theUniversity policy on Academic Integrity.Regardless of the medium in which they are submitted, the University expects that allassignments, research projects, lab reports, papers, theses, dissertations, examinations and anyother work submitted for academic credit will be the result of the student’s own intellectual efforts.Similarly, work submitted for a course or for any other academic purpose is expected to havebeen generated specifically for that course and that course only. For collaborative work,obviously, the cohort’s or group’s efforts are expected.Plagiarism can take several forms: generally, it is the practice of taking someone else’s work orideas and passing them off as one’s own.1 This use may be either intentional or unintentional.NOTE: It is incumbent upon the student to be able to properly cite the private intellectual propertyutilized as research sources in their papers. For assistance, please see:http://library.sullivan.edu/info literacy/worksheets/2011/Group A/Handouts/Plagiarism Handout.pdforhttp://library.sullivan.edu/info literacy/worksheets/2011/Group A/Assignments/Plagiarism Assignment.pdfConsequently, unintentional plagiarism is still plagiarism. Students should be aware that allSullivan University professors have access to anti-plagiarism software. Therefore, studentsshould discuss any potential plagiarism issues with their instructors before submitting their work.Cheating and Plagiarism may also manifest itself as:failing to cite an author for whose ideas have been incorporated into a student's paper;cutting and pasting different internet web site or database text in a paper or using apurchased paper;facilitating another student to use your work;copying another’s work with or without their knowledge;using a hand-held device such as a calculator to store notes, formulae, etc. when aninstructor does not allow such aid on an exam;using notes and/or other aids that are prohibited on an exam;submission of the same work to different classes (AKA self-plagiarism);and, any other method by which a student gains an unfair advantage.Cheating and plagiarism are unfair to all students: it rewards those who put forth less than a fulleffort and penalizes those who use only traditional means of preparing for and taking an exam or11
writing a paper. It does not provide the grader with an accurate representation of the student’sknowledge or ability to complete the assignment.Penalties for students found guilty of plagiarism or cheating may include one or more of thefollowing:a failing grade for the assignment or exam;a failing grade for the course and a letter of explanation included in the student’spermanent academic file;expulsion from the University.1Stevenson, A., & Lindberg, C. A. (Eds.). (2010). New Oxford American dictionary (3rd ed.). New York, NY: OxfordUniversity Press.ActivitiesCo-curricular campus activities are coordinated by the Department of Student Services andfacilitated by the department, faculty, staff, and/or designees appointed by the Student LifeCoordinator or Vice President of Student Services.Although the academic success of every student is the primary goal of the University,participation in co-curricular campus activities is important and makes the college experiencemore fulfilling. Sullivan University offers a broad range of co-curricular activities, includingseveral diverse and professional student organizations. From Honor societies to socialorganizations and faith based groups, there i
Lexington campuses are approved by the American Bar Association. The Professional Nanny Program at Sullivan University is an approved member of the American Council of Nanny Schools (ACNS) and the International Nanny Association (INA). Sullivan University is approved by the Veteran's Administration (VA) to educate veterans utilizing VA benefits.
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