Representing the University
Representing the University is a responsibility and a privilege; therefore, such representation is generally carried out only by students in good standing. Also, off-campus overnight travel may make it difficult for students on academic probation to do well enough in their studies to remove probation; therefore, students on probation should not be involved in the following:
- holding office in University organizations
- having a continuing role in leading chapel
- phonathon
- ministry teams
- intervarsity athletics, including travel with the team in a support role. (Students on probation may practice on campus.)
- *internships and practica, including clinical experience
- *traveling ensembles
- *major dramatic productions
*Exceptions: Students for whom participation in one of these activities is a degree requirement may be allowed to participate, even if on academic probation.
Faculty sponsors, instructors, and others in charge of activities prohibited above, or of other activities which make heavy extra-class demands on a student’s time, or which involve representing the University, are notified each semester about students who have been placed on academic probation and will take action to advise against or prohibit participation. Students who have been placed on social probation during a semester by the Vice President for Student Life may be advised against or prohibited participation in events that represent the University.