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limited to, making copies of copyright or licensed software
without proper authorization; using software in violation of
copyright, license or non-disclosure agreements; using college
computers for unauthorized private or commercial purposes.
(Please refer to the Standards of Conduct for Use of GPC
Computers policy.)
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Appearance/Dress
Appearance and/or dress that is extreme or unusual to the point
of distracting from or being disturbing to the learning
environment within classes or on campus will not be tolerated.
In certain technical labs, student dress is expected to meet all
safety codes.
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Tobacco Use
The use of tobacco products is prohibited in all buildings of
Georgia Perimeter College.
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Postal and Telephone Use
College telephone and postal services are not available for
students. The Office of Public Safety should be contacted (770-
274-5511) only in cases of emergencies which involve the illness
or death of a family member.
Students accused of Student Conduct Code violations will be given adequate
due process through administrative procedures and the College Court.
Violations will be adjudicated through an administrative hearing with the
Dean of Student Services and/or through a formal hearing via the College
Court.
An administrative hearing is a meeting between the accuser, the accused,
and the Dean of Student Services. An administrative hearing is appropriate
when all parties voluntarily agree to engage in an attempt to resolve the
complaint. This may result in sanctioning if needed. If the administrative
hearing does not result in resolution, the case will be forwarded to the
College Court for a formal hearing.
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Disciplinary Sanction
Failure by a student to follow prescribed rules of conduct will subject him or
her to disciplinary sanctions by the College Court and/or Dean of Student
Services.
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Admonition or oral statement to the student who has violated
regulations.
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Official reprimand, warning, or notice in writing that continuation or
repetition of wrongful conduct may cause more severe action.
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Educational sanction including but not limited to public service,
participation in a particular program, receipt of specific instruction, or
completion of a research assignment. The accused shall be
responsible for the payment of any required fees.
