Students Rights Policy

Students have a right to:

Have his or her rights respected and protected and being treated with respect
Receive quality clinical and educational experiences
Experience an environment conducive to learning
Experience an environment free from sexual harassment and other forms of harassment
Participate in planning his or her learning experience
Receive professional assessment in an atmosphere of care
File a complaint or grievance and receive due process
Expect a safe and clean working environment
Have knowledge of their financial commitment
Receive course/unit syllabus

Students have a responsibility to:

Engage regularly in group and individual supervision
Participate in and take responsibility for his or her own learning
Maintain absolute confidentiality in the peer and supervisory group
Maintain active participation in the internship site
Accomplish the CPE course/unit requirements
Protect client, parishioner and/or family rights’ confidentiality
Be professional and ethical in service to clients, families, staff and volunteers
Be punctual and present for all scheduled group and individual supervisory sessions
Demonstrate awareness and application of professional and personal boundaries
Be responsible for tuition and required fees