Student Rights & Responsibilities
Madison Area Technical College is a tax-supported institution, which serves a large student body, many community groups and many visitors. It is important for the college and its many constituents that students have knowledge of their rights and responsibilities reflective of the values of the college—excellence, respect and integrity. The following rights and responsibilities apply to all students of Madison Area Technical College.
Student Rights
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Students have the right to experience a high quality learning environment, free from disruptions and distractions.
- Students have the right to be treated with respect and dignity, free from harassment and/or discrimination.
- Students have the right to make reasonable requests of other campus community members, including students, staff, and faculty.
- Students have the right to protection against improper academic evaluation.
- Students have the right to be safe on college campuses.
- Students have a right to a smoke-free, drug-free, and alcohol-free learning environment.
- Students have the right to express their ideas in writing, in speech, or by use of other media, within the guarantees of the law.
- Students have the right to form clubs and organizations within the guidelines established by the Student Activities Board.
- Students have the right to bring complaints or formal charges against other campus community members for violating the Student Code of Conduct or other college policies, procedures and/or practices.
- Students have the right to due process if accused of violating the MATC Student Code of Conduct.
Click here for a list of Student Responsibilities.
Last Modified:
April 28, 2006
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