Student Policies

We believe that thriving on campus goes beyond academics and includes treating each other with respect, being responsible, and doing the right thing. By doing so, we can make the campus a safe and secure place for all learners.

All students are expected to act in a manner that contributes to a positive, supportive, and safe learning environment.

Treat others with Respect

Value the dignity, feelings, and boundaries of your peers by demonstrating kindness and consideration.

Hold yourself Accountable for your Actions

Be aware of the consequences of your choices and actively avoid casing others harm.

Know your Rights and Responsibilities

It is important that you are aware of what is expected of you and how to report misconduct.

If you or someone you know is struggling or is a victim of misconduct, we are here to help.

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Student Policies

Student (Non-Academic) Conduct
As a CNC student, it is up to you to follow these rules and make our school a friendly and safe place where everyone can learn and grow.

About the policy:
- The policy's purpose is to foster a campus community characterized by accountability, respect, fairness, and safety.
- It defines student non-academic misconduct and sets out clear processes for reporting, investigating, and resolving such misconduct.
- The policy applies to students on CNC property and during CNC-related activities or events, both on and off-campus.
- It also covers off-campus incidents and digital interactions if the parties involved have a College connection and impact the learning environment.
- Students are expected to follow this policy, including complying with all College policies and procedures and respecting the rights and property of others.
- Lack of awareness of the policy's details is not an excuse for violating it.
- Students are encouraged to report potential violations.
- Examples of non-academic misconduct include verbal and physical abuse, discrimination, disruptive behavior, theft, drug-related issues, and misuse of electronic devices or social media for harmful interactions.
Student Non-Academic Conduct Policy
Sexual Misconduct

Sexual misconduct is any unwanted action carried out through sexual means or by targeting sexuality. Sexual misconduct can affect and involve people of all genders and sexual identities and can happen in any type of relationship (e.g., romantic relationships, family relationships, friendships, casual acquaintances or strangers).

Sexual Misconduct Policy

You can also check out our other sexual misconduct resources.
Student Complaint Resolution Policy
CNC welcomes students’ feedback about their College experience and created the Student Complaint Resolution Policy to ensure that a process is in place to properly address and resolve issues in an effective and fair manner.

As outlined in the policy, CNC students have the following rights and responsibilities:

Every student has the right to:
- Complain about anything related to their education, the college's administration, discrimination, harassment, or any rights protected by the Canadian Human Rights Act.
- Have a clear and confidential process to address their complaints. This process should be fair, unbiased, and accountable. They can also bring someone with them to meetings and expect a resolution within a reasonable time.
- Receive an explanation for the decisions made regarding their complaints.
- Be informed about the possibility of further appeals and not face any negative consequences for raising complaints.
- Get help from the Student Union, a College Counselor, or an Educational Administrator when making a complaint.
Every student also has the responsibility to:
- Learn and follow the college's complaint and appeal procedures.
Read the Student Complaint Resolution Policy

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