D. A vehicle that creates a safety problem/hazard or may endanger the safety of the University community or that is parked illegally in a fire lane, handicapped space or obstructing traffic on a campus roadway is subject to a citation violation, THE BOOT, and/or towing without notice. E. Appeals-student appeals can be made by petitioning the Student Supreme Court within five (5) class days following the date of the citation. Student appeal forms can be obtained in the MSG office in The Nest, Campus Center 111. Faculty & staff appeals shall be submitted in writing, using the appropriate appeals form, to the Human Resources Office (Maedgen, Room 221) within five (5) class days following the date of the citation. The Human Resources Office and the employee’s supervisor will review the appeal and determine whether to uphold or overturn the citation. F. Faculty & Staff Unregistered Vehicle Policy—If an employee receives a citation for driving an unregistered vehicle to campus, but does normally drive a registered vehicle to campus, the employee must show proof of registration (an employee permit) to the Human Resources Office (Maedgen, Room 221) within 48 hours and the ticket will be dismissed. REMOVING, DISABLING OR DAMAGING THE IMMOBILIZATION DEVICE IS A VIOLATION UNDER UNIVERSITY REGULATIONS AND CAN LEAD TO UNIVERSITY JUDICIAL ACTION THAT COULD INCLUDE CRIMINAL PROSECUTION. Speed Limits The speed limit on all campus roads is 15 m.p.h.
STANDARDS OF DRESS
Neatness and appropriateness of dress are important at all times. McMurry students are given credit for the maturity to decide what to wear and how to wear it. Dress for the occasion and respect the privilege. Therefore, swimsuits are not appropriate campus wear; please wear a cover-up when going to and from the pool.
STUDENT COMPLAINT POLICY
Written complaints should contain the following information: • the complainant’s name and contact information • a clear description of the problem or complaint • appropriate supporting documentation that is directly related to the complaint • a description of any subsequent actions taken by the complainant or the University, and • a description of the desired outcome. All written complaints received and copies of any responses will be kept on file in the Student Affairs office. Complaints which are unsigned or are not received in written format (e.g. complaints received by phone or in person) will not be considered. The student complaint form can be found online at http://studentlife.mcm.edu/student-complaint/index.html. The Dean of Students & Campus Life will respond to each complaint within 15 business days of receipt. If no other action was requested, the response will acknowledge receipt of the complaint. If further action is requested, the response will describe the actions to be initiated by the Student Affairs office and any further information from the complainant that may be required. Academic Matters Written complaints about grades will follow the Grade Appeal process as outlined in the University Catalog. Non-Academic Matters Written complaints about administrative or other student services should be directed initially to the appropriate office but may be submitted to the Student Affairs office if satisfactory resolution is not achieved. Appropriate
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