Department of Occupational Therapy and Occupational Science
Student Handbook
2011-2012
V. Department Information: Didactic Coursework
C. Use of Assessments and Department
Materials
Policy
Students are responsible for signing out,
maintaining, and returning materials that are used
in coursework. Materials needed for coursework may
be borrowed through a faculty member or the
Assessment Librarian.
Procedures
1. Student will sign out any materials needed for
coursework through the assessment librarian or
faculty member only. Dates and times of librarian
availability are posted each semester outside of
Room 109. Sign out will include the following
information: student name, date, contact
information, and proposed date of return.
2. Student is responsible to return the materials,
including all components, in the same good, working
condition as when signed out. All materials must be
returned to the faculty member or assessment
librarian at assigned time and date.
3. Student is responsible to notify assessment
librarian or faculty member immediately if materials
or component parts are damaged or missing.
4. Student is responsible to replace all materials
or component parts that are lost or damaged through
his/her own actions or actions of others while the
materials are signed out in his/her name. Student
will be invoiced for the cost of non-returned or
damaged materials, which will be posted on his/her
TU financial account. Registration privileges may be
suspended.
5. Student is responsible to follow the Occupational
Therapy Code of Ethics and Ethics Standards (AOTA,
2010) by using materials appropriately by informing
the participant about the purpose of and procedures
for using the materials, about confidentiality of
information, and about the rights of the participant
regarding use of the materials.
Signature indicates agreement to adhere to the
policy described above:
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Student name (signature)
Course
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Student name (printed)
Date
American Occupational Therapy Association. (2010).
Occupational Therapy Code of Ethics and Ethics
Standards American Journal of Occupational Therapy,
64(November/December Supplement).
Department
consent is required for admission to all occupational therapy major
courses.