Hendrix College Higher Education Opportunity Act Disclosures
Hendrix College Higher Education Opportunity Act Disclosures
The Higher Education Act and other applicable laws and accreditation
standards require Hendrix College to disclose certain information to students, employees, parents, and the community. The following list summarizes the information available and links to online sources for the full disclosures.
Hendrix College Student Athlete Handbook
Hendrix College Equity in Athletics Disclosure
The Equity in Athletics Disclosure Act requires co-educational institutions of
postsecondary education that participate in a Title IV federal student financial
assistance program and have an intercollegiate athletic program to prepare an
annual report to the Department of Education on athletic participation,
staffing, and revenues and expenses, by men's and women's teams.
Hendrix Sports Medicine
Includes information regarding:
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Athletic Training Services
- Emergency medical care
-
Emergency policies
- Emergency action plans
Media Policies
The following disclosures are
provided directly to student athletes. If you have questions or concerns about
any of these disclosures, please contact the Athletics Office.
- Athletic Department Drug Testing Policy
- Warrior Code of Conduct
- NCAA Drug-Testing Consent Form
- NCAA Student-Athlete Affirmation of Eligibility
- NCAA General Amateurism and Eligibility Form for International and Select Student-Athletes
- NCAA Student-Athlete Statement Form
- NCAA HIPAA/Buckley Amendment Consent/Waiver Form
Additional information concerning intercollegiate athletics at Hendrix can be
found on the Hendrix College
Athletics web page.
Campus Security
(see Health and Safety below)
The mission of the Office of Career Services is to support students and
alumni through the exploration of professional and educational opportunities for
a lifetime of intellectual, social and personal development. To achieve this
mission, workshops, events, resources and individual appointments are provided
to assist students in defining their career aspirations through self-assessment,
evaluation, exploration and internships, preparing them to apply successfully to
graduate or professional schools and for employment. These services are
available to all students and alumni.
Hendrix College holds itself to the highest standards of integrity and
fairness and takes complaints seriously. The college works to resolve complaints
in manner consistent with its mission and values and that provides avenues of
redress and appeal for students and other constituents with grievances. The the link above summarizes the resources and processes available
to address specific types of grievances. Complaints not otherwise covered by the
resources on the web page may be addressed via email to
complaints@hendrix.edu.
Misrepresentation
Hendrix College will not purposefully provide false, erroneous, or misleading information about the College to students, prospective students, their families, accrediting agencies, state agencies, or the U.S. Department of Education. Student endorsements or testimonials are given voluntarily and under no duress. Questions or concerns regarding the accuracy of the information presented on this page may be directed to
IR@hendrix.edu.
Reporting Allegations of Copyright Infringment:
In accordance with the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, Hendrix College has designated an agent to whom you may send notice of alleged copyright infringement. If you believe your copyrighted work is being infringed in the hendrix.edu domain, please notify the designated agent via email or regular mail:
Sam Nichols
Hendrix College
Vice President of Technology Services/CIO
1600 Washington Avenue
Conway, AR 72032-3080
501-329-6811
1-800-277-9017
Email: Nichols@hendrix.edu
Notice of Availability of Institutional and Financial Aid Information
Below is a list of links to financial-aid related information disclosed online to all students and the general public. Any student may also request the information list below in its entirety from the Hendrix Office of Financial Aid.
Hendrix College Office of Financial Aid
1600 Washington Avenue
Conway, AR 72032-3080
800.277.9017 or 501.450.1368 Fax: 501.450.3871
E-mail:student_aid@hendrix.edu
Office hours: Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. (CST)
The Office of Financial Aid adheres to the National Association of Student Financial Aid Administrator's Statement of Ethical Principles and Code of Conduct for Institutional Financial Aid Professionals.
- Vaccine requirements for incoming students include two doses of measles, mumps & rubella (MMR) and one meningococcal vaccination. These should be completed upon entering Hendrix College, if these requirements are not met, the student will be withdrawn from classes.
- Hendrix College students are required to have health insurance. You must waive out of the school plan online by the published deadline every year in order to avoid having the premium charged to your tuition bill. For information about the student health insurance, please contact Hendrix College Student Health Services at (501) 450-1448.
- Drug and Alcohol Abuse Prevention Program
Hendrix policies and procedures concerning campus law enforcement, the security and access to campus facilities, and reporting crimes or other emergencies are found in the
student handbook available online here.
Facilities and Services for Students with Disabilities
Hendrix students participate in many co-curricular activities and experiences that complement academic learning and provide opportunities for students to enrich their leadership abilities. Activities include cultural events, such as concerts, lectures, plays, and exhibits; social events, such as dances, movies, and coffeehouses; intramural sports; student government; student media; clubs and organizations; and outdoor recreation. In addition to on-campus events, the nearby city of Little Rock, thirty minutes from the College, offers students numerous social and cultural activities.
Student Outcomes
The Hendrix College Office of Institutional Research tracks student outcomes and publishes student outcomes data for the the Hendrix community on the Institutional Research Sharepoint site. A Hendrix login is required for access.
Hendrix student outcomes data are also available from
The College Navigator, provided by the US Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics.
Voter Registration
Hendrix is an official voting precinct in Faulkner County, allowing students who live on the Hendrix campus to register to vote and cast official ballots on campus. Many students choose to retain voter registration in their home communities, however, and vote with an absentee ballot.