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CSC urges UST to halt handbook implementation, consult students first
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News – The Varsitarian
THE CENTRAL Student Council (CSC) urged the University to halt the implementation of the newly revised student handbook, citing the “lack of student consultation” prior to its release.
The council sought a formal dialogue with the University and the student body within the week to discuss the revisions in the handbook.
While the council recognizes the authority of the University to craft policies and regulations, the CSC said student representation was essential to a “healthy academic community.”
READ: Revised student handbook outIn reaction, CSC President Annie Agon and Secretary Clarence Mindo told the Varsitarian that incumbent officers “were not consulted” before the handbook’s release.
It also details academic and administrative processes, students’ rights and responsibilities, and rules on conduct and discipline.