The Role of Student Handbooks and Codes of Conduct in Education Risk Management

"LEARN THE IMPORTANCE OF THE MATERIAL A SCHOOL UTILIZES IN IT STUDENT HANDBOOK”
In the past, handbooks aimed at students in colleges and universities have contained basic information regarding topics such as academic standing, student discipline, housing rules and campus directories. However, evolving and advancing technology has forced both students and institutions to include much more information for the protections of both groups. This webinar will allow students, administrators and faculty to understand the changes in policies and what needs to be included in today’s (and tomorrow’s) student handbooks.
In this webinar expert speaker Kent Seaver, will discuss how student handbook can work in many different ways: informative piece, reference device, and legal shield. The overall safety of your campus is not only important, but how that is achieved and perceived can be the difference between success and failure. Knowing these roles is important to all stake holders in colleges and is just reason you should attend
SESSION HIGHLIGHTS:
  • Understand the role of academics in handbook policy
  • Discuss student discipline policies in depth, including Title IX
  • Delve into the impact of residential and Greek life as they relate to Risk Management
  • Learn and analyze the impact of student organizations and activities
  • Discuss Best Practices to prepare employees, students and parents for college life
WHY YOU SHOULD ATTEND:
In this webinar attendees will learn the importance of the material a school utilizes in it student handbook. The importance of Risk Management has never been more important, and polices such as discipline, housing, student organizations, and Title IX play a much larger role in institutional life than ever before. Every institution in the nations needs a set of guidelines that allows faculty, staff and students to have unfretted access to an instructions educational resources.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND:
ASK YOUR QUESTION DIRECTLY FROM OUR EXPERT DURING THE Q&A SESSION FOLLOWING THE LIVE EVENT.
Location: United States

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