Chapters 3 & 4 Flashcards

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Ageism

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Discrimination against a person in a certain age group

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Advisor

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A person who works with students to provide guidance and planning for a degree

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Diversity

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A state of difference; variety

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Due process

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Formal procedures designed to protect a person’s rights

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Homophobia

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Irrational fear of homosexuals

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Racism

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Hatred of a race; discrimination against a person of a certain race

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Sexism

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Hatred of a gender; discrimination against a certain gender

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Sexual harassment

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Unwanted or offensive sexual advance, usually by a person in a superior position

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Administrator

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A person at your college who manages staff at the college

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Counselor

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A person who advises students on personal, academic, or career matters

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Faculty

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A person or persons who teach

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Instructor

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A person who teaches/ help you find a job

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Mentor

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A person who provides advice or guidance

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Peer mentor / peer leader

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A person of equal status who provides advice or guidance

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Academic calendar

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The colleges calendar, which provides important dates throughout the semester; may include due dates for tuition payments and dropping classes

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Add/ drop dates

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The dates in your academic calendar when you can add or drop a class from your schedule; usually occurs within the first week of classes

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Class schedule

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Your schedule of classes for the semester

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Course calendar / course outline

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Your instructor’s calendar, which provides important dates throughout the semester; may include due dates for projects and tests

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Daily calendar

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A calendar that shows one day at a time

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Due date

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The day that an assignment must be completed and turned in

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Energy zapper

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An activity or person that lowers you energy levels

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Finals week

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The week scheduled in the academic calendar in which final exams will be held; your class meeting time may change during this week

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Monthly calendar

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A calendar that shows one month at a time

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Office hours

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The hours your instructor is in her office and is available to meet with students; your instructor’s office hours can be found in the syllabus

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Procrastination

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The act of delaying an activity

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Re-energizer

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An activity or person that increases your energy levels

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Student study day

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The date in the academic calendar in which no classes or final exams are held; it is intended for students to have a day of studying before the week of finals begin

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Weekly calendar

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A calendar that shows one week at a time

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Withdrawal date

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The date in the academic calendar that is the final day that you can withdraw from all of your classes; when you withdraw from classes, a “W” will be added to your transcript next to the classes from which you withdrew