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filed through the Student Affairs Office. You will be able to lodge a complaint through the management system by filling out
the complaint form. If this method is not available, you can uplift a form and return i to the Student Affairs Officer. The
Student Affairs Office will be in regular contact with the student regards to the complaint made until the issue has been
resolved.
If a student wishes to file a complaint anonymously they can send a postal mail to the Students Affairs office or the President
of the Honor Council.
Students Attire
Students at Georgetown American University SOM are required to dress professionally at all times. Students are not required
to wear scrubs to pre-medical and pre-clinical sciences classes. The following dress code is in full effect as of September 1,
2019.
- All GAU SOM students are to wear professional attire (Casually formal) while on campus or attending any event in
which he or she is representing GAU.
- Enclosed and comfortable shoes; no flip flops or sandals
- The student id must be visible at all times while on-campus or at any training facilities
- Medical coats with the GAU embroidered Logo must always be worn while at clinical training facilities and during
Clinical Skills presentations and assessments
Student Mistreatment Policy
As described by the Association of American Medical Colleges, mistreatment occurs when "behavior shows disrespect for
the dignity of others and unreasonably interferes with the learning process. It can take the form of physical punishment,
sexual harassment, psychological cruelty, and discrimination based on race, religion, ethnicity, sex, age, or sexual
orientation." Each member of the GAU community is entitled to respect, and all professional relationships, regardless of
status, should be treated respectfully and courteously. All individuals, despite their culture, ethnicity, background or sexual
orientation, should feel welcome in the learning environment
GAU will have zero tolerance for:
- Situations where there is physical abuse or violence
- Humiliating of students whether verbally or physically as justified by reasonable thinking persons
- Threats to fail, give lower grades or submit a poor evaluation based on gender, race, ethnicity, sexual
orientation, religion, or refusal to grant personal favors
- Exclusion from learning opportunities without justifiable reasons
GAU takes allegations of student mistreatment very seriously. These are the steps for making a complaint:
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