Learners are expected to maintain professional level of conduct within their experiential learning practice and adhere to the highest level of everyday ethical comportment. Additional responsibilities of experiential learning conduct also may be found within individual course syllabi.

Breaks, Food, and Drinks
During experiential learning, food and drinks may only be consumed on breaks in designated areas. Learners may not leave the experiential learnings sites during breaks.

Tobacco, Cigarettes, Vapes
Tobacco, electronic cigarettes, vapes, smoking, etc. are not permitted within twenty-five (25) feet of any SOFE site entrance, exit, or window. Those who smoke or vape should consider the possible residual odor that may adversely affect others, including patients. Smoking, including use of electronic cigarettes, vapes, and chewing tobacco, is not permitted during experiential learning.

Professional Telecommunications
All telecommunication meetings or calls should be viewed as professional settings and learners should comport themselves to their highest standard of conduct. When using video conferencing technology, learners must maintain dress and grooming standards as outlined within the Learner Attire section of the Catalog.

Learners’ mobile phones may not be used for making or receiving calls, texts, direct messages, etc. while engaged in experiential learning activities or during exams. If it is necessary to make an emergency communication while at a DFC facility, learners should get permission from their DFC faculty and go outside of the facility to use the phone.