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An incomplete laboratory requirement.
Failure of the associated course assignment or laboratory component.
• Clinical or course failure when the student cannot demonstrate required competency. • Delayed progression in the nursing program, consistent with course and program policies. A student who fails to attend an assigned make-up or remediation session must immediately contact the course faculty member. An additional opportunity is not guaranteed and will depend on the reason for the absence, faculty and laboratory availability, course deadlines, and program policy. Competency Not Demonstrated When a student does not demonstrate the required level of competency during the Make Up or Educator Facilitated Lab, the faculty member will document the areas of concern and determine the appropriate next action. Depending on the course requirements and the nature of the deficiency, the student may be required to: • Complete additional directed practice. • Attend an Open Lab session for further practice. • Complete additional remediation activities such as attending an EFL. • Repeat the competency demonstration. • Meet with the course lead or nursing program administrator. • Follow a formal student success or remediation plan. Additional remediation or repeat validation is not automatic and must occur within established course deadlines. Professional Conduct All Lab Makeup, and Educator Facilitated Lab sessions are considered required academic activities. Students must comply with all nursing program expectations related to: • Attendance and punctuality • Dress and identification • Preparation • Professional communication • Academic integrity • Safe use of equipment • Respectful conduct • Confidentiality • Care of laboratory materials and facilities Unsafe, disruptive, unprepared, or unprofessional behavior may result in dismissal from the session. A student who is dismissed will not receive credit for completing that requirement. Exceptions and Accommodations Requests related to approved disability accommodations, pregnancy or parenting protections, religious observances, military obligations, or other legally or institutionally protected circumstances will be reviewed in accordance with university policy. An approved absence or accommodation does not eliminate the requirement to demonstrate essential nursing knowledge and competency. The nursing program will determine an appropriate and reasonable accommodation for completing the required learning outcomes. Documentation Faculty will document:
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