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Nursing: Department, Facilities and the Profession
Academic Policies
Privacy Policies for Students and Patients
Policies Related to Clinical Experiences
Communication Policies
Troy Green, R.N., and Hanane Mouhib, S.N.
Dear Students:
Welcome to Brockport's Nursing Program!
The faculty and staff will be focusing on your education so that when you complete your studies here, you will be highly prepared to meet the health care needs of those whom you will serve.
This is going to be a wonderful year ahead. My best wishes for your academic success.
Kathy Peterson, Ph.D., M.S., R.N., N.P.
Department of Nursing
State University of New York
College at Brockport
Department of Nursing
Review Verification of Student Handbook
The purpose of the Nursing Department website is to supplement the information contained in the following SUNY College at Brockport Publications:
a. Undergraduate Studies Catalog, and
b. Your Right to Know and Academic Policies Handbook - available online
All students should have a copy of the SUNY College at Brockport Publications previously noted.
It is the responsibility of the student to read, understand, and adhere to the policies and procedures contained in Undergraduate Studies Catalog, Your Right to Know, and in the Department of Nursing Student Handbook on the Nursing Department website. The policies and procedures in the department are subject to change without prior notice.
Please complete the form below and return it to the Department of Nursing office. This form will be placed in your student file to verify that you have read the policies in the nursing department website.
I have read the policies of the Department of Nursing in the Student Handbook on the Department of Nursing website. I understand and agree to comply with the policies and procedures stated on the website.
Name (print) ___________________________________
Signature__________________ Date________________
State University of New York
College at Brockport
Department of Nursing
The Department of Nursing is a department in the School of Health and Human Performance. The upper division nursing program was initiated in 1968 and graduated its first class of three students in 1971 with a Bachelor of Science in Nursing. The National League for Nursing granted initial accreditation to the nursing program in 1977. The Department of Nursing is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE) for ten years, 2005-2015.
Mission of the Department of Nursing
The Department of Nursing at The College at Brockport, State University of New York prepares professional nurses at the baccalaureate level to meet the health care needs of a culturally diverse society. Our graduates are prepared for professional employment, leadership roles, graduate study, and professional and civic advocacy. Our alumni are posed to make significant contributions to the present and future health care environment.
Revised and Reviewed 2/7/14
Program Vision Statement
The faculty at The College at Brockport, Department of Nursing believes its central mission is the preparation of professional nurses who are able to meet the health care needs of a culturally diverse society. The program objectives reflect a commitment to socializing its graduates to utilize their knowledge and skills as they become leaders in advocating for quality outcomes and eliminating health disparities. The Department of Nursing faculty are strongly committed to excellence in teaching, learning, scholarship, practice and service. The faculty envisions operating in a state of the art facility designed to support program expansion a student population that in growing in number and in diversity. The faculty also envision being well recognized for producing high caliber nurses who graduate from our program, then, serve in professional roles in the Greater Rochester area and throughout the country. The faculty will continue to maintain high academic and practice standards by incorporating QSEN, evidence based practice, and nationally recognized standards into its program curriculum.
Revised and Reviewed 2/7/14
Department of Nursing Program Philosophy
Nursing is a profession with the primary purpose of facilitating an optimal level of wellness through purposeful interventions. Patients and communities are viewed holistically throughout the lifespan. Nurses work independently and in collaboration with other health professionals in a world of emerging technology to promote social justice and eliminate health care disparities.
Nursing education utilizes knowledge drawn from nursing, the liberal arts, sciences, and the humanities. Department faculty promote the mission of the College and the Department through teamwork and cohesion.
Students are recognized as bringing a diversity of abilities and perspectives to the educational setting. Students are active, accountable, and responsible participants in the learning process. Accordingly, opportunities are provided which encourage each individual to build on past knowledge and experience.
Our nursing curriculum emphasizes the development of knowledge, skills, and attitudes essential to the development of critical thinking and exemplary nursing practice. The Baccalaureate of Science in Nursing serves as the foundation for leadership roles within the profession, graduate study and continuing professional and personal growth.
Revised and Reviewed 2/7/14
Student Learning Outcomes (SLOs)
The program SLOs describe the graduate as one who will be able to:
1. Integrate theories and concepts from nursing, the liberal arts, sciences, and humanities into professional nursing practice in a world of global interdependence.
2. Provide safe and holistic patient centered care in a variety of health care settings utilizing the nursing process, informatics, and emerging technology.
3. Provide evidence based care of patients for the delivery of optimal health care.
4. Articulate a professional philosophy that reflects autonomy, advocacy, social justice, accountability, responsibility and ethical decision making in the provision of patient centered care.
5. Communicate and collaborate effectively with individuals, families, communities, populations, and interdisciplinary team members, fostering open communication, mutual respect and shared decision making.
6. Integrate processes and skills for critical thinking, management and leadership to promote and continuously improve the quality and safety of health care delivery.
7. Evaluate nursing care outcomes within the context of patients' values, preferences, and well-being.
Reviewed and Revised 2/7/14
Within the Department of Nursing there are a variety of committees which are designed to conduct the business of the nursing program. Committees are a constructive way to voice your concerns and make suggestions for changes in the program. Be a part of the decisions that are made. Come and work with us. Student representatives are sought and welcomed on all departmental committees. If you would like to participate on a committee, please contact any nursing faculty member about joining. Although faculty value individual student feedback, student representatives are expected to share concerns as reflected by feedback obtained from the class and not simply offer their own opinions.
Responsibilities of Student Representatives
The following is a brief description of each committee:
Department of Nursing Faculty Meeting:
The entire faculty attends this meeting which is held monthly. During this meeting decisions are made regarding how the affairs of the Department of Nursing will be conducted.
Level Meetings: (Levels I, II, III, RN-BSN, Second Degree)
These are held once or twice a month and are designed to deal with the issues and concerns of the Junior and Senior level students.
Curriculum/Evaluation Committee:
Responsibilities include developing a system of on-going curriculum evaluation.This involves reviewing and recommending course offerings, and establishing, implementing, and revising criteria, policies, and procedures relevant to the evaluation of the program, faculty, and students.
Strategic Planning Committee:
Faculty and students participate in long-range planning and goals for the department.
Appointment, Promotion and Tenure Committee (APT):
Responsibilities include establishing, implementing, and revising policies and procedures relevant to appointments, reappointments, promotions, and grievances.
Student/Alumni Affairs Committee:
Responsibilities include creating and fostering opportunities for student development, scholarships and awards, updating and maintaining the student handbook, and overseeing selection of and policy regarding student uniforms.
Admission and Progression Committee:
Responsibilities include establishing, implementing, and revising criteria, policies and procedures relevant to admissions, progression, and course challenge requests and readmissions.
Nursing Resource Center
The Nursing Resource Center (NRC), located in Tuttle North provides students with numerous opportunities to practice nursing skills, develop critical thinking, and cultivate professional attitudes. The NRC consists of three labs for use by nursing majors.
The computer lab in room B230 has 10 computers, a printer, an IV simulator, as well as, software and printed resources for students. It is open Monday thru Friday with hours posted each semester.
The skills lab in room B231 is a 10 bed lab which simulates an acute healthcare facility. Students will learn foundation skills the first semester of their junior year, such as wound care, personal patient care, physical assessment and medication administration. Advanced skills such as urinary catheter care and tracheostomy care are taught in the second semester of the junior year. Open lab time allows student the opportunity to practice nursing skills independently in order to provide quality, safe patient care when they arrive at their clinical practice settings.
The Nursing Simulation Lab is located in B224. This lab currently houses our human patient simulator. Students participate in high fidelity simulations in this lab each semester. Students are placed in real life clinical situations in which they need to make nursing decisions based on clinical assessments. This environment allows students a safe environment to develop clinical judgment based on clinical decision making.
Nursing Resource Center Mission Statement
In accordance with the mission of The College at Brockport Department of Nursing, the mission of the NRC is to prepare professional nurses with the knowledge, skills, and attitudes to practice within a diverse, ever changing healthcare environment. The NRC provides opportunities for students to develop safe, effective, evidence based foundational and physical assessment skills. A student centered, experiential philosophy is utilized to promote quality and safety in patient care. Critical thinking, therapeutic communication and confidence is developed utilizing human patient simulation within a supportive, supervised, and non-threatening environment.
Nursing Resource Center Vision Statement
The NRC is dedicated to providing innovative learning activities that augment clinical and classroom learning. Students will have access to simulation technologies which promote high quality patient care. The NRC will be recognized for collaboration and leadership within the academic and healthcare community.
Effective 1995
Education Law, Article 139 – Nursing, New York State Nurses Association.
Section 6901:
Definitions. As used in Section 6902:
Section 6902:
Definition of the practice of nursing:
The following expectations are used a guidelines for assessing suitability and capacity to enter the Profession of Nursing.
Students applying to and continuing in the Nursing Program at The College at Brockport are expected to:
If a faculty member identifies inappropriate behavior on the part of a student in the classroom, nursing resource center or the clinical area a "counseling memo" describing the behavior will be placed in his/her record.
Source: Adapted from "Guidelines for Suitability and Capacity to Enter the Profession of Social Work," p. 42 with Permission of Social Work Department, SUNY College at Brockport.
Reviewed 5/04
The Department of Nursing supports the College Policy on Academic Honesty as outlined below.
Academic dishonesty may be seen as including the following:
Reviewed 4/02
Source: SUNY Brockport
Your Right to Know
All students are required to read the following policy on the Use of Alcohol, Drugs and other Mood Altering Substances, and to adhere to it.
Chemical use, as well as abuse, can interfere with your classroom and clinical performance. Even small amounts of mood altering substances can affect your judgment and perceptions and therefore endanger the lives of your clients. The following departmental policy on alcohol, drugs and mood altering substance use has a two-fold purpose:
1. To ensure the safety of your clients.
2. To help you recognize if your actions are problematic and to assist you in seeking help.
The faculty of the Department of nursing strongly opposes the presence of students in the classroom setting who are under the influence of alcohol/drugs and other mood altering substances. The Department faculty's concerns are not limited to illegal drugs. The Department policy absolutely forbids students to participate in the clinical setting with even the smell of alcohol on their breath or if exhibiting any behavioral manifestations indicative of mood altering substance use, even where the substance is a legally prescribed medication. Any student who is taking a prescribed medication or who has a medical problem that may cause them to appear to be under the influence of alcohol/drugs or other mood altering substances must inform the faculty prior to starting any clinical rotation. The use of alcohol several hours before clinical or heavy use the night before can result in the smell of alcohol on your breath, which is unacceptable. Some illegal substances have a long half-life (such as marijuana) and would show up in the screen one week after use.
The procedure that will be followed by faculty in dealing with students with the smell of alcohol/drugs on their breath or who are under the influence of alcohol/other mood altering substances is as follows:
In the classroom setting:
You will be spoken to by the faculty member. The departmental policy regarding the use of alcohol and other mood altering substances will be reviewed with you. This conversation will be documented in the department's confidential file and will be shared with the other Nursing faculty.
In the clinical setting:
Both the client's and your personal safety will be taken into consideration.
The Department of Nursing is in full compliance with the SUNY Brockport Policy as stated in the SUNY Brockport Publication "Your Right to Know".
Updated and passed 7/08
Approved 5/3/02
Attendance Policy – Class attendance is expected and absences will be dealt with according to the College's Attendance Policy.
Attendance Policy: Your Right to Know and Academic Policies Handbook.
The student is responsible for all assigned course work and cannot be absolved of this responsibility. When enrolled in a particular course, the student is obligated to do all of the work assigned. Punctual and regular attendance is vital to the discharge of this obligation. Absences, excused or not, do not alter this responsibility.
Absences will be excused for (a) documented illness, (b) official representation of the college, (c) death of a close relative, (d) religious holiday and (e) other circumstances beyond the control of the student. Substantiation of excused absences is the responsibility of the student. Excuses for official representation of the college must be obtained from the official supervising that activity or event.
Absences deemed excessive by the instructor may result in a lowered grade. Students whose unexcused absences exceed 15 percent of the scheduled classes and laboratories will be subject to failure at the instructor's discretion.
Regulations more restrictive than those stated above, but not in conflict with them, may be established by the instructor for any course.
Instructors are responsible for distributing this attendance policy, and any additions in writing, during the first class meeting.
Attendance in clinical experience is mandatory. Absences will be excused only at the discretion of the instructor. Allowable reasons for absence from a clinical experience include unsafe weather conditions, documented illness and the death of a close relative. Makeup days will be scheduled with the student at the discretion of the instructor.
Absences deemed excessive by the instructor will result in assignment of a grade of U for the clinical component of the course. This will result in an unsatisfactory course grade.
Revised: 8/29/84
Reviewed: 4/02
Some students with experience in health care settings may feel qualified to challenge a course within the Department of Nursing. The following steps are required of students who plan to challenge a course.
Step 1 – Approved by the Course Coordinator
Students must submit a letter documenting the reasons they feel qualified to challenge a course. The letter must be submitted before the beginning of the semester in which the course is to be given. In the letter, student must include:
Students must receive approval from the Course Coordinator before proceeding to Step 2.
Step 2 – Successful completion of written and/or clinical before proceeding to Step 2.
Students must arrange for these examinations through the course coordinator prior to the beginning of the semester. The examinations will be the equivalent of a comprehensive final examination given in the course. Clinical examination(s) occur in a setting determined by the course coordinator and require that students meet specific objectives and competencies related to the course.
Partial or full credit for the course may be granted after the student successfully complete all required examinations. These examinations may be taken only once.
Within a course:
A student who has performance deficiencies and/or questionable behaviors in the clinical area will receive a "contract" which will delineate the behaviors that must be exhibited in order to earn a satisfactory grade in the course. This contract must be signed by both the instructor and the student.
Within a Level:
A student with performance weaknesses, and/or questionable behaviors in the clinical area, may be allowed to progress, at the instructor's discretion, from one course to another, with a clinical contract. This means that the student must fulfill the terms of the contract in order to pass the new course. Contracts may be issued for courses without a clinical component.
Passed 4/12
Any student charged with or convicted of a crime before or after admittance to the Department of Nursing must discuss his/her situation individually and confidentially with the Chair of the Nursing Department to assess his/her chances of eventual licensure as a RN and the proper procedure to report his/her situation to the State Education Department.
In addition, some clinical agencies affiliated with the Department of Nursing may require background checks on nursing students before allowing them to participate in clinical activities. Agency requirements are subject to change without notice. If your background check prohibits participation at certain clinical sites, you may be unable to successfully complete clinical course requirements in the Department of Nursing. Inability to successfully complete clinical course requirements will result in failure of the clinical course and dismissal from the nursing program.
Students with documented disabilities may be entitled to specific accommodations. SUNY Brockport's Office for Students with Disabilities makes this determination. Please contact the Office for Student Disabilities at 395-5409 or email@example.com to inquire about obtaining an official letter to the course instructor detailing approved accommodations. The student is responsible for providing the course instructor with an official letter. Faculty work as a team with the Office for Students with Disabilities to meet the needs of students with disabilities.
Students are continuously evaluated by the Nursing faculty during their professional baccalaureate nursing education at SUNY College at Brockport. Students can be dismissed from the Program at any time during their junior or senior year based on the following criteria:
Students will receive written notification from their nursing instructor of impending dismissal due to unsafe behavior. Students may be asked to leave a clinical site immediately in the event of unsafe behavior. Written notification will follow.
Students will be given the opportunity to be heard. In the event of dismissal from the Program the student will be informed of the right to appeal. (Refer to College Grade Appeals Policy.)
Revised and passed 9/5/08
General Introduction
As a student in the nursing Program, you will be taking exams at various times in the different courses. The following general guidelines may be used by the faculty where appropriate.
All articles must be placed on the floor under the desk. Answer sheets should be kept as protected as possible. Keep your eyes on your own work. Absolutely no talking will be allowed. Once the exam has begun, no one will be allowed to leave the classroom until he/she has turned in his/her completed exam.
Each student must achieve at least 75% in each course.
The one exception to the above policy is the NUR 328 Medication Administration Technique. In order to receive a passing grade for NUR 328 the student must achieve a minimum final test grade of 90% on the section testing calculation of dosages, and 80% on the section testing medications theory.
Revised and passed 4/01
POLICY: The Department of Nursing has zero tolerance for discrimination of any kind. If a student has a concern the following procedure should be followed:
Passed 10/3/03
Although graduation is a joyous time, there are many administrative tasks to be completed. One of these tasks is the Degree Progress Check done during the last semester of the junior year. This involves meeting with your faculty advisor and going over your academic record to help ensure that you have the correct number of credits and the appropriate coursework for graduation. You should remember that the final responsibility for meeting all graduation requirements for the Baccalaureate Degree rests with the student. Another task is to file an "intent to graduate card" at the Registrar's office in The Rakov Center. Cards can be obtained in the Registrar's office and submitted early in the spring semester of the senior year.
It is also strongly recommended that during the beginning of the second semester of the senior year, all students begin a "Credentials File" to be kept at Registration and Records. This file should contain a resume, letters of recommendations from the nursing faculty, and academic transcripts. This file will be available at Registration and Records for as long as desired. The information contained within it will be made available to prospective employers with the student's permission.
Completion of the Nursing Program does not assure admission to attempt the licensure examination. Graduates of this Nursing Program meet the education requirements for admittance to the RN licensure exam; however, there is a requirement that the applicant be of "good moral character", and a fee must be paid for the test. On the application for the test the applicant is required to truthfully answer the following questions:
The application for the RN licensure exam is placed in the student mailboxes in the spring semester of the senior year by the Department of Nursing secretary.
Reviewed 4/02
In accord with college-wide policy, if a faculty member approves a grade of Incomplete because of unusual circumstances, the faculty member will draw up a contract. Both the faculty member and the student will sign this contract. The contract shall state the work to be completed, the date by which it must be completed, and the alternate grade to be assigned if the work is not completed as stated.
A faculty member has the discretion to assign a clinical grade of "Incomplete" because of unusual circumstances. If this occurs, a contract will be drawn up which states the work to be completed, the date by which it must be completed, and the alternate grade to be assigned if the work is not completed as stated.
Revised and passed 5/01
For students matriculated in the nursing programs, the following grade scale will be utilized:
|E = less than 59
Faculty will review students' clinical and didactic performance at the end of each course and/or whenever deemed necessary using the Guidelines for Suitability and Capacity to Enter the Profession of Nursing and clinical evaluation forms. Students must achieve a passing grade in all courses within the nursing major.
Satisfactory progress and continued progression through the nursing program requires passing all courses within the nursing major
Students will not be allowed to withdraw from a course after the College withdrawal period if they are failing that course.
Students must maintain current certification in CPR for the Professional Rescuer (Red Cross) or Health Provider (American Heart Association) as a departmental requirement for admission/progression and graduation.
Faculty reserve the right to change student registration in clinical groups as needed.
The required courses, which comprise the nursing major in Level One of the curriculum are:
NUR 343 (Foundations clinical-first 7 weeks) must be successfully completed in order to progress to NUR 347 (Adult Stressors clinical-second 7 weeks). If a student is unsuccessful in completing NUR 343 the student will not be able to continue in NUR 342 (co-requisite to NUR 343) and NUR 346 (co-requisite to NUR 347). See Examination Policy Statement and course packet for information on successfully completing NUR 328.
Each course in Level I must be successfully completed before the student may progress to Level II.
The required courses which comprise the nursing major in Level II of the curriculum are:
Level II is in the spring semester of the junior year.
Each course in Level II must be successfully completed before students may progress to Level III.
The required courses, which comprise the nursing major in Level III of the curriculum, are:
Those who fail a level III course and are applying for readmission must reapply before the end of the semester before they would begin classes again.
Revised and passed 9/5/08
The full Faculty of the Department of Nursing makes readmission decisions. The Department reserves the right to refuse readmission to the nursing program. A student may be readmitted, at the department's discretion, after having failed a course. However, a student who fails a course is at serious risk for not being readmitted and losing his/her previous position in the nursing department. Readmission is on a competitive basis. If a student fails either component (didactic or clinical) in a nursing course and is readmitted, both courses must be repeated successfully. If a student fails both clinical and didactic in the same nursing course he/she may be considered for readmission if these are the first course failures within the nursing major.
If a student is readmitted and fails the course he/she is repeating or any other course within the nursing major, the student will not be considered for readmission again.
Those applying for readmission to the nursing program must re-apply to the nursing department and meet the current application deadline. Students who have been dismissed from the Nursing major will have conditions and requirements of readmission spelled out in a contract described in their letter of re-admission. The time frame to fulfill any conditions will also be included in this letter.
Failure to Provide Safe Care: Students will not be considered for readmission to the major if they were dismissed for failing to provide safe care.
Academic Dishonesty: A student who is dismissed from the program for academic dishonesty will not be considered for readmission to the major.
Revised and passed 9/5/08
Department of Nursing Remediation Process
Remediation may be considered when a nursing student:
The purpose of remediation is to identify, remediate, and counsel those individuals who exhibit characteristics associated with difficulties in their Nursing Program as early as possible.
Remediation is a system of support for the candidate, and is not a disciplinary action. The sole purpose of this program and committee is to help struggling candidates with remediation efforts designed at assisting them to become better equipped to be successful nurses. Referrals may be made for any significant areas of weaknesses. The faculty seeks to ensure that each student successfully completes our program, and is ready to enter the profession having assimilated the necessary knowledge, skills, and attitude and conduct essential for the successful nurse.
Description of the Process:
Any nursing student who fails to meet the programmatic expectations and requirements is in jeopardy of not completing the Nursing Program. Any failure in the classroom and/or clinical setting will result in a review by faculty. If failure occurs in either the classroom or clinical setting both courses must be retaken for remediation to determine the student's readiness to remain in the Nursing program will be developed by a committee consisting of the student's clinical or classroom faculty, Department Chair, and assigned academic advisor.
Referral forms will be completed by the referring instructor and will be submitted to the Chairperson. The referring instructor will notify the student of the referral and then the student may contact the Chairperson for further instruction or information.
This committee will meet and develop a personalized plan to address and remediate those areas identified as weaknesses exhibited by the student during clinical and/or classroom activities. A formal plan will be developed and the student will be required to attend the second meeting (held approximately within a week of the initial meeting) to read, review, and sign the plan to demonstrate that he/she understands the plan and agrees to follow it.
A remediation plan may delay the student's progression through the Program. Plans are individualized for each student and may include, but will not be limited to, the following examples:
Failure to follow and successfully complete the prescribed remediation plan will result in the student's inability to continue in the Nursing Program.
Program continuation:
Based on the professional judgment of Department of Nursing faculty, there are rare occasions when a nursing student is dismissed from the nursing program without an opportunity to remediate. These situations occur for reasons such as the following:
The decision for remediation is always made collaboratively with careful examination of the individual situation and circumstances. The process involves input from the nursing student, nursing faculty, and Department Chairperson. It is always made in the best interest of the student and the potential patients of the student. It adheres strictly to departmental program standards.
Adopted 3/28/12
In light of the demands, actual and potential, of the clinical settings for nursing courses, it is prudent that its clinical faculty are aware of health issues which could affect student nurse's performance and/or patient care. Students are to inform clinical faculty if any such conditions exist or arise during this clinical course.
Revised and passed 9/15/10
Policy on Wireless Communication Device and Electronic Devices
Course instructors and staff of College facilities may place restrictions on the use of wireless communication devices and electronic devices in their classroom or facilities. Ringing cellular telephones and laptop computers used for instant messaging, game playing, Internet surfing, and other such activities can be considered disruptive. After an initial warning, students who do not comply with the policy of the classroom/facility, may be asked to leave for the remainder of the class/day. If students are asked to leave class because of such a disruption, instructors are not obligated to allow makeup of missed work. Having a wireless communication device in hand or using earphones connected to one during examinations also may be grounds for chargers of academic dishonesty. Using devices with video or photo features may result in charges of violating laws on intellectual property rights or invasion of privacy. Further information on Disruptive Behaviors, Academic Dishonesty, and Codes of Student Conduct, including potential sanctions, processes and rights to appeal is published in Your Right To Know.
Any student who withdraws or drops a nursing course, while earning a failing average in the course, will only be allowed to repeat that course after signing a contract with the Department of Nursing. This contract will be developed by the instructor for the course and will include the criteria required to achieve a passing grade. While repeating the course, withdrawing or dropping the course will be considered the equivalent of failing the course.
When a student has either failed a previous nursing course or withdrawn/dropped one while earning a failing average, withdrawing from a second nursing course while earning a failing average in the course, will be considered the equivalent of failing that course and will result in dismissal from the program.
Revised and passed 2/07
Students have the right of access to their own files in the Department of Nursing office. However, they may not remove their own files from the file cabinet—a secretary or a faculty member must do so.
Revised and passed 4/02
HIPAA Compliance Policy
Passed 5/03
Uses and Disclosures of Health Information
Health information about you is obtained and kept on file in the Department of Nursing. This is done to fulfill the terms of written agreements between the department and clinical agencies with whom the department affiliates for clinical experiences. In general, a written authorization to release information is required from you to share health information with any third party not involved in your medical care. If you choose to sign an authorization to disclose information about you, you can later revoke that authorization to stop any future uses and disclosures.
Identifiable health information about you may be disclosed without your authorization to theses affiliating agencies only to document that legal health requirements have been met.
Individual Rights
In most cases and according to New York State Medical Records law, you have the right to review or receive a copy of your health information. You also have the right to receive a list of instances where we have disclosed health information about you for reasons other than related administrative purposes. If you believe that information in your record is incorrect or if important information is missing, you have the right to request a correction of the existing information or add the missing information.
If you are concerned that your privacy rights have been violated, or you disagree with a decision made about access to your records, you may contact the person listed below. You may also send a written complaint to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. The person listed below can provide you with the appropriate address upon request.
Our Legal Duty
We are required by law to protect the privacy of your health information, provide this notice about our information practices, and follow the information practices that are described in this notice.
If you have questions or complaints, please contact:
Kathy Peterson
Chairperson, Department of Nursing
SUNY Brockport
Brockport, N.Y. 14420
(585) 395-5306
I acknowledge that I have received a copy of this Notice of Privacy Practices
_____________________________ (signature)
Workforce Confidentiality Agreement
IMPORTANT: Please read all sections. If you have questions, please seek clarification before signing.
I therefore understand that SUNY College at Brockport may prevent me from violating this Agreement by any legal means available, in addition to disciplinary measures which may result in sanctions in accordance with applicable policies and collective bargaining agreements.
Signature: ____________________________ Date: ________________
Printed Name: _____________________________________________
The following procedure will be reviewed with the students during orientation at each clinical site.
Reviewed and Passed 4/02
The student uniform of the Department of Nursing indicates your affiliation with SUNY Brockport. As a representative of the program during your clinical experiences, you have the responsibility of maintaining professional appearance at all times. The following is a list of requirements for your attire during your clinical experiences:
Hospital and Other Health Care Facilities
Department of Nursing white tunic and green pants
White or skin colored stockings or plain white socks
Plain, all white leather shoes/sneakers
A white washable cardigan sweater may be worn
Students are required to buy a cotton sport shirt (polo) to wear to outside nursing experiences (e.g. community health, psych clinical, alternate experiences [anywhere that does not require the white nursing uniform]). The color will be forest green with white embroidery with: The College at Brockport State University of New York Nursing This polo will be sold through the Student Nurses Organization (SNO). Name tags should also be worn.
A long sleeve white T-shirt will also be available to buy as the "only option under shirt" for warmth to wear specifically under the white Brockport uniform. These "under" shirts will also be available through SNO.
In addition, students in all clinical settings must have
A professional appearance also requires:
Long hair must be worn up and secured well with plain band or clip
Beards and mustaches must be short and well groomed
Tobacco is a health risk. Therefore, students may not smoke or chew tobacco in any clinical setting.
Jewelry Policy:
The wearing of jewelry should be considered in the context of patient and student safety as well as projecting a student's professional appearance.
Artificial enhancements:
Dress and Hair Policy:
Hair and Grooming:
According to the research on professional appearance – people acquire a perception of you that translates into perceived care.
According to the contracts that are issued between the schools of nursing and the hospitals, should a student or faculty member be injured during clinical, "The hospital agrees to make available medical care at the request and expense of faculty and students who may become ill or may be injured while on duty. Upon written requests from the faculty or student, reports of such illness or accident will be sent to the college/university." The student or faculty member may be seen in the emergency department, by employee health, or may choose to see his/her own primary care provider, based on the extent and severity of illness or injury.
If a student or faculty member sustains a needle stick injury, blood or body fluid splash, cut from any devise used in a patient, etc., the department manager/nursing should be contacted urgently. He/she will advise the student and/or faculty member on how to proceed. In addition, cleanse the area as noted in the facility's blood/body fluid exposure policy.
Some exposures may be true medical emergencies depending on the source of the patient's medical problems or the type of injury that occurred. Therefore the nursing supervisor/ department manager may then refer the student or faculty member to Employee Health Service or the Emergency Department if indicated.
Again, students and faculty are responsible for their own medical expenses, including the urgent/emergent care received at the hospital site. The student or faculty member may need to obtain ongoing follow-up care with their Primary Care Provider and take post-exposure prophylactic treatment, which can be costly. The expenses incurred by the ongoing follow-up care will also be the responsibility of the student or faculty member.
Because of the students and faculty responsibility for such expenses it is encouraged that students and faculty have adequate medical insurance coverage to assist with such an event.
Revised 2/05
Junior students must submit a completed physical examination report on the SUNY Health Report and Physician's Certificate prior to July 20th for Fall admission and December 15 for RN Spring admission. The provider must verify that the student is physically and emotionally capable of participating in a full program of study in clinical nursing. This verification includes documentation of a negative PPD or negative chest x-ray, and compliance with State MMR regulations. There must also be documentation of the dates of administration of the 3 part vaccine against hepatitis B or a signed declination.
Senior students must submit a health form before August 15 prior to their senior year. This shows verification of immunization status (including varicella) and last physical exam.
Failure to submit this verification of physical and emotional health will prevent participating in the clinical experience.
SUNY'S Malpractice insurance coverage is sufficient to cover students and faculty.
All students should have a nursing advisor that they see at least once every semester to plan course schedules. This is especially important for TRANSFER students who need very careful advisement to ensure all requirements for graduation are met.
Your advisor's signature and a key number is required in order to register for classes in person for the succeeding semester. If you are registering by phone, you will need to get your advisement key number from your advisor. This includes major registration as well as preregistration. You will need to schedule an appointment in order to plan your schedule. The forms will only be available through your advisor.
Your nursing advisor will also be available to hep you with any difficulties you may have with your classroom and clinical work. If you do not already have a nursing advisor, please contact the nursing department secretary and request one today.
Nursing faculty have regular office hours when they are available to see you. Unless it is a situation that cannot wait, you should make an appointment via the Nursing Department secretary. Messages can also be left in a mail box on the wall outside the department secretary's office and on faculty members' telephones via voice mail. Faculty can also be reached via the Department of Nursing phone number: 395-2355.
N.B. Our secretary has multiple tasks and responsibilities, i.e. typing, answering phone and numerous questions from both faculty and students. For these reasons we hope you will be courteous, considerate, quick and quiet when you are in the office.
The majority of the clinical facilities are located in Rochester, which is about 20 miles from the Brockport campus. Transportation to and from clinical sites is the student's responsibility.
Students need to have transportation to and from alternative experiences that they will be assigned individually during BOTH the junior and senior years. Thus it is in the student's best interest to have their driving license and a vehicle to meet student nursing clinical expectations both years of the program. Not having transportation available to reach a clinical site may result in failure of a clinical course due to inability to meet all course objectives without the included clinical experience.
When audio-visual materials are designated as being on reserve in the library, they can be found in the Special Materials Section in the library basement.
The Nursing Department bulletin board is located at the west end of the nursing faculty offices. It is the student's responsibility to check the bulletin board, and you will be held accountable for all posted material.
Each nursing student is assigned a file folder for communication purposes. Important information is distributed through the file folder "mailboxes", therefore it is necessary to check them every day while on campus. The mailboxes are located in the hallway adjacent to the secretary's office in the Nursing Department.
Any statement made within any venue of social networking (facebook, twitter, etc.) which can cause actual or potential harm or injury to another person or to the Department of Nursing of The College at Brockport or the College at Brockport itself, will be grounds for dismissal from the nursing program.
Using social networking to contact preceptors or faculty is not an acceptable means of professional communication and will not be tolerated. As a reminder, it is a violation of HIPAA policies to ever discuss any aspect of clinical on social networking. Violation of HIPAA policy is subject to federal prosecution.
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At a glance: Oil falls as budget deal cheers fade
(AP) - The price of oil fell slightly Thursday as euphoria over a U.S. budget deal cooled and traders focused on bulging crude supplies and lackluster demand.
On the New York Mercantile Exchange:
_ Benchmark crude for February delivery ended the day down 20 cents at $92.92 per barrel.
_ Wholesale gasoline fell 0.26 cent, finishing at $2.80 a gallon.
_ Heating oil lost 2.12 cents to end at $3.03 a gallon.
_ Natural gas fell 3.5 cents to finish at $3.20 per 1,000 cubic feet.
On the ICE Futures exchange in London:
Brent crude, used to price international varieties of oil, fell 33 cents to end at $112.14 per barrel.
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It's hard to understand a world in which anyone would think this is okay. According to Newsy, there's a scary new trend called the Knockout Game, where teens walk up to an unsuspecting random stranger and attempt to knock them unconscious. This terrifying "game" has already caused at least three deaths. Attacks have been reported in Chicago, Pittsburgh, St. Louis, Washington, D.C., and Brooklyn.
Teenagers interviewed about the violent game say it's fun (ugh), and a way to see if you have what it takes to actually knock someone out cold. To wit: Friends often video the attack and post it online so the world can see. It's hard to know how popular this game is getting; police don't know an attack is prompted by the game unless someone confesses. Some attacks appear to target people who are Jewish.
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Welcome to the Triangle Salsa Meetup! Let us know if you have any questions and we'll see you on the dance floor!
Hey Christian, Did you see the Gold Medal match in Brasilia? I saw a re-broadcast on TV here last night. Great volleyball!
hey, hope sunny Brazil is treating you well. Vball is going great here
Look, I'm posting a greeting to you finally! Looks like rain today, but I think I'll make it.
Obrigada, gostamos muito da compania de todos, foi otimo ontem, nao e'? Que o Senhor te abencoe tb, um grande abraco Margie e Richard
hey christian, glad to hear your back in raleigh. still playing vball whenever I can. I just got back from Aruba (was on vacation) and had blast playing with the locals. Wish I was there now! Met some brazilian vball players as well. My portuguese was not too good but had great time playing with so many international players. how long you going to stay in raleigh?
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Hopefully to prove that No one is alone in the world. Let change the face of Mens health one hair at a time. :)
great cause, looking good, Kyle.
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Venetian Golf & River Club Home in Venice
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 5
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed yes
- type House
- community Venetian Golf and River Club
- rates (USD) $ 1,695 - $ 2,995 / month
vacation rental description
Like its famous namesake, Venetian Golf & River Club is an Italian masterpiece. This Gorgeous home is located in a nature lovers paradise, 70 acre nature park with canoe, kayak launch, resort style ameneties, golf, tennis, fitness center, 2 pools, fine dining all within the gates of The Venetian Golf and River Club. This home has all granite counters, fixtures, in both kitchen and baths. Upgraded tile thoughout,bedrooms have wall to wall carpeting. Beautiful upgraded fixtures. A private extended lanai makes you feel right at home.
house rental amenities
- 1 Queen Bed, 2 Single Beds
- Garage
- Parking
- Air Conditioning
- Heating
- Wireless Internet
- Patio
- Beach Towels
- Screened Porch
- Lanai
- Fully Stocked Kitchen
- Linens Provided
- 2 Bikes
- Beach Chairs
- Ge Profile Refrigerator (Full)
- Ge Profile Gas Stove
- Ge Profile Dishwasher
- Ge Profile Microwave
- Washer/Gas Dryer
- 42 " LCD TV (Cable)
- Bose Stereo
- DVD Player
- CD Player
- Blender
- Ice Maker
- Iron
- Coffee Maker
- Toaster
- Ceiling Fans
- Gas Grill
- Alarm Clock
Venetian Golf & River Club Details
River Club:
- 2 Pools (1 is a lap pool)
- Tennis Courts
- Fitness Center
- Aerobics Studio
- Massage Treatment Rooms
- Full Restaurant
- Tiki Bar
- Pro Shop
The River Club will transfer all privilages over to renter for a one time fee of $175 for 2 adults and up to 4 children. We will collect this fee if you have interest in this Club and complete transfer documentation for you upon your arrival. You are not required to pay this transfer fee if you don't have interest in using the Club.
The Club does offer a $5 a day or $20 dollar week option.
Golf Course:
Golf membership not included in rental.
activities and attractions in Venice Gulf Coast Central
The Venetian Golf and River Club is located minutes from I-75, Gulf Coast beaches, historic downtown Venice, shopping, theatres and more. The Venetian offers scenic golf course as well as casual and formal dining. Three beaches nearby include Siesta key, Venice and Nokomis beaches. Downtown Sarasota & St Armands Circle are only a 20 minute drive as well as the Myaka River State Park. Surrounding airports include Sarasota (25 minutes), Tampa (1 hour) and Orlando (2 hours).Activities
- Bicycling (onsite)
- Beach (5 miles)
- Jet Skiing (10 miles)
- Canoeing (onsite)
- Movie Theater (5 miles)
- Kayaking (nsite)
- Golf (onsite)
- Ocean (5 miles)
- Live Entertainment (10 miles)
- Gym/Fitness Center (onsite)
- Shopping Area (5 miles)
- Sailing (10 miles)
- Lake (onsite)
- Grocery Store (5 miles)
- Snorkeling (5 miles)
- Pools (onsite)
- Boating (5 miles)
- Water Skiing (5 miles)
- Restaurant (onsite)
- Deep Sea Fishing (10 miles)
- Miniature Golf (10 miles)
- Tennis (onsite)
- Fishing (10 miles)
- Park (onsite)
- Dog Beach (9 miles)
Scenic golf course, lighted tennis courts, modern driving range, resort pool as well as lap pool with tiki bar, fitness center offers aerobics, pilates, and spa. Facilities offer biking, walking trails, canoeing and dining.
A Dog Friendly Beach on the Island of Venice. Many of the beaches in Florida, have restrictions about having pets on the beach. Most say "no pets" But, this doesn't mean there isn't room for your best pal on vacation in Venice though!
Brohard Paw Park, right in the middle of Harbor Drive, across from the Venice Municipal Airport and the Lake Venice Golf Club, hosts a "Dog Beach" specifically designed to accommodate man's best friend. The best part is that the dogs get a chance to to romp in the sand and swim in the ocean off leash! Plus what dog beach would be complete without disposable doggie bags, replica fire hydrants, water bowls, and even doggie showers.
The park even includes special fenced in places where small dogs can go and enjoy a run without the fear of being pushed out of the way by the big dogs.
This is a great place to get your dog acquainted with the beautiful sands of Venice beach and to give them so time away from an ordinary walk around the block. There's no need to leave your pet at home when you go on vacation with wonderful places like Brohard Paws Park in Venice.
vacation rental rates
June/01/12-Nov/31/12: $1,695/Monthly
Dec/01/12-Dec/31/12: $1,795/Monthly
Jan/01/13-Mar/30/13: $2,995/Monthly
Mar/30/13-Apr/27/13: $2,695/Monthly
April/27/13-May/25/13: $1,995/Monthly
May/25/13-Nov/30/13: $1,695/Monthly
Nov/30/13-Dec/28/13: $1,795/Monthly
Cleaning Fee: $120.00
Security Fee: $200.00 (returned within 30 days of departure)
Amenities Transfer Fee: $175.00
If tenant wants to take advantage of the amenities at the Venetian, there is a $175.00 amenities transfer fee that we are charged as the owners. This fee is passed over to the renting party.
2 month minimum is required by community
Note: Credit Card Payment Options are available upon request
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Off season discounts are available for multiple month rentals.
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Sony announces PS4 launch date, Minecraft on PS4, lots of indies, and price drops for Vita and PS3
Sony held their Gamescom press conference in Germany today, and unveiled their vision for the future of the PlayStation brand. The conference contained information on dozens of games that will be coming to various PlayStation platforms, as well as information on the impending release of PlayStation 4.
The biggest news to come from this event was the announcement that PlayStation 4 will be launching in North America on November 15 and in Europe on November 29. It will retail for $399, £349, and €399.
They also announced some major additions to the PlayStation 4 and PlayStation Vita. The biggest of which is the worldwide megahit, Minecraft, which will be available on PlayStation 4 at launch, and it also coming to the Vita and PS3.
The bulk of the conference was devoted to shining a light on the smaller games that will be debuting on PlayStation platforms in the future. Sony announced a suite of games making their "console exclusive debut" on PlayStation 4 including Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number, Resogun, Volume, Guns of Icarus Online, Wasteland Kings, Rogue Legacy, and Binding of Isaac Rebirth.
Price drops were also announced for both PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Vita. The 12 GB model of the PS3 will now be sold for $199, and the PlayStation Vita will retail for $199 as well.
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After a weekend split in St. Cloud, the UND men's hockey team returns home to host a hungry Minnesota Duluth team looking for its first conference win.
UND coach Dave Hakstol says not to look at the Bulldogs record when evaluating them as a team; their skating ability and aggressive style will pose a huge challenge for UND.
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Murray, Evelyn V., graveside services are 2 p.m. today at Maple Lawn Cemetery in Flora.
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Holt, Helen J., a prayer service is 8 p.m. today at Boyer Funeral Home, Sharpsville.
Ulerich, Agnes I., services are 10 a.m. Saturday at Ellers Mortuary Webster Street Chapel, 3400 S. Webster St.
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Pate, Teresa M., services are 3 p.m. Monday at Shirley & Stout Funeral Home & Crematory, 1315 W. Lincoln Road.
Leap, Joseph R., A Mass of Christian burial is 11 a.m. Tuesday at St. Joan of Arc Catholic Church, 3155 S. 200 West.
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The FOX 2 Weather Team will be teaching all about Michigan weather and how it impacts baseball on Thursday, April 25th at Comerica Park. Ben Bailey and Alan Longstreet will be showing off their forecasting skills with a special on-field presentation before the game. They will be getting some help with science demonstrations by the Imagination Station in Toledo.
Weather Day at Comerica Park starts at 10:45 a.m.. After the presentation, the Tigers take on the Kansas City Royals.
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Welcome to Dickey Road! A little cruder than I like but I think AA will approve. Inspired by ScottfromPeekskill.
"Time to make the Donuts!" with RA Dickey. This picture is inspired by the video in today's applesauce featuring Dickey and KB visiting the donut shop that RA worked in as a teenager. Embiggen here
The Hills are alive...with the Sound of Dickey!!! Embiggen here
I was thinking about creating something different for my entry into the DIckey Face Contest, but after reading that my original Dickey Face was endorsed by Matt Cerrone, I decided to update my original. So without further ado, here is The Joy of Painting with R.A. Dickey. Click here to embiggen.
The Phallic Battle--Tuesday August 24, 2010. 7:10 PM EST @ Citi Field and on SNY. Be there or be impotent. (For life).
R.A. Dickey tossed a dominant one hit shutout and Carlos Beltran hit an RBI double to lead the offense.
R.A. Dickey had his second straight bad start for the Mets, who dropped a 6-5 matinee to Roy Halladay and the Phillies.
With their backs to the wall, Jeff Francoeur homered off of closer Billy Wagner to give the Mets a 3-2 win in Atlanta.
R.A. Dickey shut down the Cardinals over eight-plus innings and Ike Davis crushed a three-run home run as the Mets bested St. Louis, 4-0.
The Mets wrapped up their 2-9 road trip with a 1-0 loss to the Dodgers on Sunday. They scored just 23 runs over the eleven games.
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In the last 20 years, the number of women making more money than their spouses has grown from about four percent to 22 percent. For some men, that's a problem."Some men may feel a sense that their manlihood is being challenged. Many men want to be the provider. They see being the provider as the most important thing that they bring to the family. If they're not the primary provider, in some cases the men can definitely feel a sense of inadequacy," said Beaumont psychiatrist Dr. Howard Belkin.Research done in Denmark found when a woman's wages surpass her spouse's, the men are about ten percent more likely to battle erectile dysfunction, insomnia and anxiety."Many men are uncomfortable with the concept of being a house husband and the concept of a working wife with a house husband. In certain cases, this is the new way of society. It's something that's important for men and for women to become accustom to," Belkin said.He has seen the salary struggle firsthand. "There can be a good deal of anxiety. There can be depression, and definitely there can be anger, irritability and resentment," Belkin said.So what is a guy supposed to do? Admitting or being aware of the problem is the first step, and Belkin said you need to look at your spouse as a member of your team. It's not a competition between the two of you."There really isn't a lot of relevancy who it is who's making the money. As long as the family is healthy, the family is doing well," Belkin said.Maybe if the wife is the breadwinner, the husband finds another way to contribute to the family in a way that the wife is unable.One interesting note, the researchers found if the woman was already making more money than the man when they first met, salary did not have a significant influence on the man's health and well-being as the marriage progressed.
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(WMC-TV) – Each of the properties raided by the Feds Thursday morning are connected by one name: Chism.
According to sources, each of the businesses are owned by the Chism family, which operates Chism Trail, Inc. The raids reportedly involve a free federal food program.
The raids began Thursday morning at several Karen Enrichment Centers, Chism Express Carwash and Gas, as well as E'oj Restaurant and Lounge.
Neighbor Coella Skinner said Chism family members live in two homes on a property on Holmes Road.
"I just saw lots of cars policemen and like that," said Skinner.
Federal investigators are saying little, only that search warrants were executed upon a number of businesses in Shelby County and North Mississippi.
The free lunch program is administered by the U.S. Department of Agriculture. The USDA is listed as one of the agencies involved in the raid, along with the Secret Service and Memphis Police Department Organized Crime Unit.
The raid parallels one conducted in Memphis 10 years ago involving several day care centers. Child care brokers Willie Ann and John Madison were convicted and sentenced for misusing public funds.
While Shelby County Commissioner Sidney Chism says he is not involved with any of the businesses in question, he did say that people using the free food lunch program must keep meticulous paperwork.
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Graveside services will be today, Sunday, Jan. 19, 2014, at 2 p.m. at Walker Memory Gardens in Jasper. Family will be at the home of Gail and Bill Songer.
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Steven Moffat is to take part in an exciting late addition to this year's Cheltenham Literature Festival programme.
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Burlington, Vt. – A 35-year-old Springfield man has been sentenced to prison after pleading guilty to conspiracy to distribute cocaine.
Randy Ray Rivera, 35, was sentenced to 144 months in prison, having pled guilty to the charge of conspiracy to distribute 280 grams or more of cocaine base. He was also sentenced to 5 years of supervised release.
Court records show that Rivera, who goes by the alias "Melvin," sold large quantities of crack cocaine to Vermonters from about late 2009 through his arrest in early 2013. Authorities say he sold the crack in Springfield to three different individuals from the Burlington area, who then transported it to Vermont and redistributed it here to dozens of customers.
The amounts they transported ranged from about 3-25 ounces per trip. Law enforcement arrested Rivera in Springfield on January 2013, on his way to sell 20 ounces of crack cocaine for $22,500 to a customer who had begun working as a confidential informant.
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At about 1:55 p.m., Plattsburgh City Police conducted a traffic stop on a 2013 Dodge Avenger on Cornelia Street in the City of Plattsburgh, according to a news release from Plattsburgh City Police.
Ervin Cummings, 48, an occupant of the vehicle, was found with 112 bags of heroin, which has a street value of more than several thousand dollars, police said.
Cummings was arrested by the Adirondack Drug Task Force and was charged with third-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance, a felony, police said.
He was arraigned in Plattsburgh City Court, police said.
Cummings was sent to the Clinton County Jail without bail, according to the Clinton County Sheriff's Department.
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Israel is better off with a weak Hamas rather than a dead Hamas, for the time being, says Netanyahu.
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We wish him a speedy recovery and a lifetime of laryngitis.
The FIlipino UN troops were successfully extracted by Irish UN troops from the Syrian rebel siege.
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Slightly perverse that Keedy is moving up to a Division One team to get more games.
Anyway Slurry and Notts becoming the Chelsea and Man City of cricket.
Slightly perverse that Keedy is moving up to a Division One team to get more games.
Anyway Slurry and Notts becoming the Chelsea and Man City of cricket.
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Rolling back the years with the OAP's aren't they Surrey? Must of been a time around 2004/200505 when they had Butcher,Thorpe, Ramps, Stewart, Bicknell and Salisbury in their playing X1.
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Keedy leaving was always on the cards during this close season, and I guess it's a decent time to shuffle about the playing staff having dropped down to division two with Keedy following Mahmood and Tahir our of the door.
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Hong Kong keeper Jamie Atkinson trialling with Warwickshire.
Josh Davey resigned with Middlesex for a year,and 'sex won't allow Josh to play pro 40 with Scotland.
Zimbabwe, England, Western Australia and now Wales. The poor guy.
Indians can't bowl - Where has the rumour come from as I myself and many indian friends arwe competent fast bowlers ?
With the English bid I said: Let us be brief. If you give back the Falkland Islands, which belong to us, you will get my vote. They then became sad and left
Surprised he didn't end up at Surrey. Adams loves his OAPs and there's the Sussex connexion too.
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"The committee discussed the issue of illegal bowling actions, and believed that there are a number of bowlers currently employing suspect actions in international cricket, and that the ICC's reporting and testing procedures are not adequately scrutinising these bowlers."
- Even the ICC's own official press release thinks things must change
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