Washington State University
School of Architecture and Construction Management
Policy regarding Student
Conduct on study tours
Introduction: Study tours are an integral part of the
educational experience for students in the School. The study tour provides
opportunities for all students to study and gain first hand experience in
important architectural and construction projects. The study tours provide opportunities to
understand design intentions, construction methods and materials as well as the
role of architecture and construction as cultural phenomena. As such the following policies have been
established as expectations for student behavior.
- The required study tours, in the third
and fourth year as well as the graduate program are an integral component
of a comprehensive education. As such, these activities should be viewed
in the same manner as other class activities. The study tour is a graded
assignment in the same way that other assignments are graded for the
studio.
- Students may expect that the itinerary
will encompass activities that will be of full day duration.
- Students are expected to participate in
all activities as established by the faculty leader.
- Students are expected to behave in a
professional manner throughout the tour. It is important to understand
that you are representing the school and university, and standards of
professional conduct are mandatory.
These include: treating others with respect, using appropriate
language, politeness and being prompt in terms of time schedules.
- Faculty may establish assignments such
as on site research, conceptual design, analysis of projects and/or
sketching as a requirement of the study tour. All assignments related to
the study tour will be graded and will be integrated into the overall
grade for the semester.
- At the discretion of each faculty leader
behavior such as non participation in scheduled events and lack of
punctuality will be taken into consideration in grading.
- For further information regarding
university requirements please reference WSU General Catalog “Field Trip
Guidelines.”
Student
Name Date
I
agree to abide by the above requirements.
Approved by faculty Sept 2004