Student Conduct Request a Presentation
To support the college’s educational mission and proactively address issues related to student behavior and expectations, the Student Rights and Responsibilities Coordinator offers educational programs through presentations and training seminars. For more information or to schedule a presentation or seminar, please reach out to the Office of Student Rights and Responsibilities at OSRR@sunybroome.edu.
Presentations
- Know the Code (Conduct 101) (45 Min.): This workshop is tailored for faculty, staff, and student organizations. It provides an overview of the Student Conduct Code, the conduct process, and student rights.
- Understanding Biases (60 Min.): This session helps students explore bias, including the differences between implicit and explicit bias, how they function, and their manifestations in everyday life.
- Being an Ally (45 Min.): This workshop teaches students the essence of being an ally, its importance, and how to show solidarity to those in need of support.
- How to Handle Conflict (60 Min.): Students will gain tools and strategies for effectively managing conflicts in the future.
- Empowering Inclusivity: Understanding Social Identities (60 Min.): This session focuses on recognizing and respecting diverse social identities, promoting inclusivity, and fostering empathy.
Learning Outcomes
- Students will develop a comprehensive understanding of the college’s code of student conduct.
- Students will learn to identify and apply ethical decision-making skills, understanding how their personal values influence their actions and impact their educational goals.
- Students will recognize how their behavior affects the SUNY Broome community and learn to demonstrate positive behavior.
- Students will explore alternative actions and strategies to avoid violating the code of conduct.
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