The Eternal College - Rule Book

[Vermy 1484]

 

 

The Eternal College – Rule Book

as published on the 6^th  of the grand harvest, 1757

 

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A large document containing, and highlighting, important information for the Eternal College was placed on display for aspiring individuals to read.

 

 

 

Attendance Policy

 

 

 I – Public Assemblies

 

 A - Public assemblies are mandatory gatherings that require student and professor attendance. They are used to announce important information for the Eternal College, and future updates with class schedules for the Elven Month.

B – Students will be given the class schedules for the following Elven Month Semester, students who fail to attend will need to retrieve copies elsewhere.

C – Attendance is accounted for and given a grade, however, you will be given a pass under extraordinary circumstances. [Family death, emergencies, etc.]

D – Failure to attend a Public Assembly will result in a written letter to your home, to ask for an update of whatever emergency you needed to attend to. Not responding, will lead to suspension.

 

II – Activity Check

 

A – Every Elven Month the Eternal College sends out ‘Activity’ letters to students who have not attended a single class. Students must respond via a letter, or audience with the Guidance Counsellor.

B – Failure to respond to an Activity Check will result in immediate Expulsion. Option to return to the College will be left open, as long as they re-submit their form. Old Letters of Recommendation will be invalid, and you will need a new one.

 

III – Lecture Attendance

 

A - Every Elven Month, you must take at least ONE lecture of your core major. By the end of the month, if you are seen not taking classes you will be sent an activity check.

B – Certain subjects will require written attendance from the professor. Based on your finished assignment, you will be given a letter grade. Note, if you are not on the attendance you will not be counted for the class.

You are not required to take every single available class in Elven Month, instead focus on taking the classes the Guidance Counsellor delegates.

 

IV – Magic Practitioners

 

A – Mages will be required to submit their current apprentice list to the Okarir’maehr for archival purposes, but they have the most freedom when it comes to teaching their students.

 

 

 

 

Eternal Rules and Punishments for Students

Punishments are dictated and resolved by the Board of Scholars and the Okarir’maehr. Manual Labor, Suspension, Expulsion, and Banishment are all possible punishments the school can execute. Some matters will call for a trial to determine the severity of their crimes or offenses.

 

 

 I – Common Sense - All individuals regardless of descendent origin are required to retain a professional and pure attitude within the college. 

 

Punishments will be executed for the following offenses:

 

A – Demonstrating yourself with ill intent, in ways that are explicitly vile and scandalous. 

B – Acting in a poor manner, causing internal conflict, and/or starting fights will cause immediate expulsion.

C – Vandalising school property regardless of enrolment status in the Eternal College.

D – Acting against the Silver State Laws in any way will be seen as inept individuals, and not trusted on school grounds.

 

II – Academics - All individuals are required to respect all material and knowledge offered by the Eternal College, especially their Nealuir.

 

Punishments will be executed for the following offenses:

 

A – All material offered by the professor or Eternal College is to be respected and cared for. Broken, misplaced, or lost items will be requiring a fine to replace the items.

B – Signing up for a Final Exam and not attending is a clear show that you are not ready in maturity to continue. 

C – This includes tampering with in-class materials in any way or attempting to get in the way of another student’s work in an attempt to sabotage them.

D – Voidal Magic apprentices abusing the knowledge given by the Mages of the Eternal College will be punished immediately. 

 

III – Plagiarism - All individuals are required to write texts and complete exams to demonstrate THEIR knowledge, not another person’s knowledge. Plagiarising material will only hurt the student more than any of the staff.

 

Punishments will be executed for the following offenses:

 

A – Turning in assignments and using source material, without any credit given to the source. 

B – Using another student’s answers during an exam, with exam papers being almost carbon copies of each other.

C – Attempting to alter school property and archival information in order to benefit yourself, or others.

D – Taking advantage of Nealuir resources and claiming their texts as your own.

 

 

 

 

Eternal Rules and Punishments for Nealuir

Punishments are dictated and resolved by the Board of Scholars and the Okarir’maehr. Nealuir can be expelled from their position at any time. 

 

 

IV – Common Sense - All individuals regardless of descendent origin are required to retain a professional and pure attitude within the college. Nealuir will follow the same common-sense policies as the students.

 

V – Academics - Nealuir are encouraged to arrange their lectures by using plenty of resources from the Eternal Library. Nealuir will also follow the student rules, along with a couple of more.

 

Punishments will also be executed for the following offenses:

 

A – Forging documents and information especially about your class to benefit yourself, or your students.

B – Professor lectures are subpar and incomplete to a point where students don’t learn a thing.

C – General inactivity from a mage or professor to teach their students without prior notice. Asking assistant professors to help teach instead is fine, but this is exclusively for Professors.

D – As a mage, claiming to be able to pass on magic to students even though they are not eligible to pass down the voidal magic. Voidal Magic practitioners are allowed to do short lecture classes on their craft but are not allowed to literally ‘teach’ the magic to apprentices. 

VI – Plagiarism - Naeluir follow the same circumstances as Students, and are not allowed to craft lectures + exams without properly crediting their sources. If the source is what they have learned throughout their own studies, it is best to mention such.

 

 

 

 

 

Okarir’maehr

Sulraell

 

Guidance Councelor,

Uppori Visaj