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As you work with your students, ayou might need advice or help in managing your class beyond the usual academic issues. We encourage you to seek the advice of the Chairs Office and to report all incidences. The Chairs Office will track the incident and assist you in finding help and consultation, if needed. Serveral offices exist to help address various student issues.
Classroom Rules
Chairs Office
Dean of Students for Student Conduct
Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS)
Center for Accessible Education
UCLA Title IX/Sexual Harassment Prevention Office
Classroom Rules
Classroom Rules
We appreciate your assistance in maintaining the classrooms. Please enforce the following rules:
No food or drink in the classrooms.
Replace all furniture removed from rooms or rearranged in the room before class ends.
Remove trash and belongings when class is over. Any belongings left in the rooms will be thrown away the following morning.
Please sweep the floor if necessary. Brooms are available in each room.
Do not move rehearsal furniture or chairs from other rooms.
Chairs Office - Department of Theater
Chairs Office - Department of Theater
The Chairs Office is the Department office. The Chairs Office and its serves as the faculty member leading administrative functions in the areas of personnel, curricular guidance and student affairs. If you have any questions or issues, please contact the Chair directly. Should there be an issue with student conduct in your classroom, we encourage to you to contact the Chairs Office as soon as possible.
Dean of Students for Student Conduct
Dean of Students for Student Conduct
Students and faculty are encouraged to familiarize themselves with the UCLA Student Conduct Code. This and other relevant documents are available on the Dean of Students Office website at http://www.deanofstudents.ucla.edu/. For more information, please call (310) 825-3894.
Plagiarism
The grading process for a student suspected of having engaged in plagiarism or other form of cheating is described in the Academic Senate Manual under “Regulations” and then “Section 4, Paragraphs A-306. https://senate.ucla.edu/BylawsandRegulations/volume-2#RegulationA306
The following link details more information on other types of student misconduct and prohibited behavior and activites as well as specific policies: https://deanofstudents.ucla.edu/individual-student-code
After notifying the Chair's Office, please contact the Dean of Students for any issues related to student conduct or academic integrity. Their website is https://deanofstudents.ucla.edu/. You can also find a document of Student Conduct for the University.
Center for Accessible Education
Center for Accessible Education
Center for Accessible Education (CAE) is a campus resource that assists the faculty and the University in meeting academic accommodations mandated by Federal and State law and University policy. Professors are legally responsible to provide the students with equal access to education. If a student inquires about or seems to require services, please refer them to CAE. CAE evaluates the student’s documentation to determine how the disability impairs the student’s academic performance and then will provide services and accommodations to compensate for the documented disability. You can find more information at www.cae.ucla.edu
Faculty who do not get specific instructions from CAE should not accommodate a student’s request.
You can find more information at www.cae.ucla.edu or by calling (310) 825-1501.
*A "person with a disability" includes "any person who has a physical or mental impairment which substantially limits one or more major life activities, such as performing manual tasks, walking, seeing, hearing, speaking, breathing, and learning."
The UCLA Center for Accessible Education website assists faculty in making accommodations for students with disabilities. It provides information on viewing students’ accommodation letters, changes to exam and classroom accommodation procedures, making recorded lectures available to students, and other topics.
The UCLA Office of Information Technology’s Disabilities and Computing Program helps to ensure that faculty and students are aware of accessible best practices and that academic content is available and understandable to all.
If you have a student in crisis, please refer to THE “RED FOLDER”: https://studentincrisis.ucla.edu/
If you feel that a student is distressed, you can contact Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) for advice on how to approach them. If the student appears seriously disoriented or incoherent or if the situation appears imminently life-threatening, the best action to take is to call 911 immediately. Please notify the Chairs Office of any incidents or serious concerns.
If you feel that a student is distressed, you can contact Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) for advice on how to approach them. If the student appears seriously disoriented or incoherent or if the situation appears imminently life-threatening, the best action to take is to call 911 immediately. Please notify the Chairs Office of any incidents or serious concerns.
Specific guidelines of how to handle a non-imminently life-threatening situation with a distressed student and how to make a referral to CAPS at:
Specific guidelines of how to handle a non-imminently life-threatening situation with a distressed student and how to make a referral to CAPS at:
https://www.counseling.ucla.edu/
Additional information can be found at https://counseling.ucla.edu/concerned-about-a-bruin/resources-for-faculty-and-staff
24-hour Consultation: (310) 825-0768
Print a hard copy of the 911 handout: https://counseling.ucla.edu/file/ff199832-3528-4431-9e60-b6dc75af6b43
Distressed students
- If you find a distressed student in your class, please refer to Bruins in Distress as a comprehensive guideline. If not sure what to do or if in need of quick assistance, please contact TFT Student Wellness Coordinator Sam O’Harra (soharra@tft.ucla.edu) or TFT Office of Student Services:
- Barrett Korerat (bkorerat@tft.ucla.edu) Theater Graduate Academic Advisor
- Catherine Hernandez-Shibata (chernand@tft.ucla.edu): Theater Undergraduate Academic Advisor
SAFETY TIPS AND INFORMATION
Indications that a referral and/or consultation call should be made:
Physically aggressive acts or intimidating behavior
Domestic violence or sexual assault
Harassment or stalking
Implying or making a direct threat of harm
Willful or intentional behavior causing damage to property
Direct of implied threat of suicide or death
Weapons in the UCLA community
Life-endangering substance abuse, eating disorders or other high risk behaviors
UCLA Title IX/Sexual Harassment Prevention Office
UCLA Title IX/Sexual Harassment Prevention Office
The Title IX/Sexual Harassment Prevention Office provides information about campus policies and procedures to any interested person. Individual consultations can be arranged for persons who need detailed information about possible sexual harassment and options for resolving concerns on campus. Individual consultations are also available for faculty members, supervisors, managers, administrators and others who need information about their responsibilities to address information about possible sexual harassment of which they may become aware.
UCLA is committed to creating and maintaining a community free of all forms of exploitation, intimidation, and harassment, including sexual harassment. UCLA does not tolerate sexual harassment, which is prohibited both by law and by University policy.
You can find more information at http://www.sexualharassment.ucla.edu/.
Title IX in your Syllabus
Title IX in your Syllabus
Below is an example of wording used in previous syallbi regarding Title IX information. Please include this information in your syllabus.
Title IX prohibits gender discrimination, including sexual harassment, domestic and dating violence, sexual assault, and stalking. If you have experienced sexual harassment or sexual violence, you can receive confidential support and advocacy at the CARE Advocacy Office for Sexual and Gender-Based Violence, 1st Floor Wooden Center West, CARE advocate@caps.ucla.edu, (310) 206-2465. In addition, Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) provides confidential counseling to all students and can be reached 24/7 at (310) 825-0768. You can also report sexual violence or sexual harassment directly to the University’s Title IX Coordinator, 2241 Murphy Hall, titleix@conet.ucla.edu,(310) 206-3417. Reports to law enforcement can be made to UCPD at (310) 825-1491.
Faculty and TAs are required under the UC Policy on Sexual Violence and Sexual Harassment to inform the Title IX Coordinator should they become aware that you or any other student has experienced sexual violence or sexual harassment.
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