New students must submit proof of COVID-19 vaccination in order to register for classes.
Learn more about Whittier's vaccination policy
An organization that fails to abide by the OSE procedures or with policies listed in the Whittier College Student Handbook, Student Code of Conduct, and/or the Student Code of Rights & Responsibilities may be subject to loss of privileges and/or disciplinary action at the discretion of the OSE Director or designee.
The following policies apply to all student-sponsored social events regardless of location hosted by student organizations. The College may modify any restriction in this policy and/or impose additional restrictions on any event. Failure to adhere to policies or restrictions could result in disciplinary action for individuals and/or the organization of the event.
For additional assistance, please e-mail studentengagement@whittier.edu.
(Updated October 27, 2021)
The purpose of the travel policy and procedures is to ensure appropriate information is documented and available for chaperones and safety personnel in the event of an emergency/accident. The following information describes the requirements for off-campus and/or activities organized by Whittier College student organizations, faculty, or staff.
Campus Safety
The Dean on call and Counselor on call can be reached via Campus Safety at the numbers above.
If a recognized student organization fails to comply with federal, state, city regulations, laws or College policy, the group may be subject to criminal or civil action. In addition, the organization and/or individual members representing the organization may be subject to College disciplinary proceedings as well. Remember, when an individual is acting as a representative of the organization, his/her actions reflect upon the reputation of the entire organization and of Whittier College.