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Subject: Guidelines of Conduct

Author:
Alex Billioux

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Date Posted: 11:39:23 06/11/01 Mon

As we discussed in the meeting at the end of the semester, we should construct a Guidelines for the Conduct of a Forum Council Member. This would fit under Article VII perhaps as section J. That can be decided later. Anyway, I believe we should all try to draft a list of rules that should apply. I do not think that anything too stringent should be applied, but the areas to stress are attendance of meetings, perhaps a description of what is a reasonable excuse for an absence and what is not, and also perhaps an antidefamation clause or two. I do not know how many things we want to have down, but I think all these heads working together can come up with something. I, myself, will post my recommendations later in the week. These rules would also apply to Article X as a reason for dismissal formt he Council.

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[> Subject: Re: Guidelines of Conduct
Author: Mike C [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 10:09:08 06/18/01 Mon If we decide to have rules of conduct, something that needs to be stated is that they are in addition to the lsc honor code. That may seem kind of obvious but if we don't spell it out, there could be trouble later. [ Post a Reply to This Message ]