behavioural contract

Behavioural Contract Hockey Team Dalhousie Women’s ctober 16 th , 2012 O I_________________________________________________ agree to the following terms that were greed upon by the Dalhousie Women’s Hockey Team (players and coaches) at a a team meeting on October 16 th , 2012. The meeting pertained to a Code of Conduct Complaint filed on October the 16 th 012, regarding an incident(s) at a party in September. This incident(s) will be 2 investigated and reviewed according to Dalhousie Student Code of Conduct. The players and coaches have agreed to the following principles and behaviour tandards to support safety, security, integrity and wellness within the team during he v s t in estigation. 1. Confidentiality : All players and coaches agree to not discussing the incident in question during the investigation, with outside parties as well as teammates. The student athletes will refrain from any questioning or pressure to share information or their personal rendition of events to e integrity of the process and respect their teammates right to tell support th their st 2. ory in a safe, confidential environment. Res c pe t: a. Refrain from malicious discussion or gossip b. Respect individual differences c. Open communication – the expectation to hold each other accountable and be held accountable for inappropriate language and behaviour. d. Expectation to have respectful open discussions regarding issues with the individual involved 3. Play inside the glass: Understanding the team has performance goals and any as issues happening off of the ice are to stay there. Respect each other athletes and teammates. 4. Elimination of any hierarchical traditions : All teammates are equal, regardless of years on team or skill level. Immediate and permanent elimination of any practices or traditions that are directed at student athletes in first year on the team, or any other discriminating factors. Including, picking up pucks, carrying bags, filling water bottles, ect. he Dalhousie Women’s Hockey Team has agreed to hold each other accountable in th e T a re ‐step process: 1. Address the athlete/coach who has violated the above in a one on one discussion. Athletes take personal responsibility to hold each other accountable.

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BehaviouralContractHockeyTeamDalhousieWomen’s

ctober16th,2012OI_________________________________________________agreetothefollowingtermsthatweregreeduponbytheDalhousieWomen’sHockeyTeam(playersandcoaches)ataateammeetingonOctober16th,2012.ThemeetingpertainedtoaCodeofConductComplaintfiledonOctoberthe16th012,regardinganincident(s)atapartyinSeptember.Thisincident(s)willbe2investigatedandreviewedaccordingtoDalhousieStudentCodeofConduct.Theplayersandcoacheshaveagreedtothefollowingprinciplesandbehaviourtandardstosupportsafety,security,integrityandwellnesswithintheteamduringhe vst

in estigation.

1. Confidentiality:Allplayersandcoachesagreetonotdiscussingtheincidentinquestionduringtheinvestigation,withoutsidepartiesaswellasteammates.Thestudentathleteswillrefrainfromanyquestioningorpressuretoshareinformationortheirpersonalrenditionofeventsto

eintegrityoftheprocessandrespecttheirteammatesrighttotellsupportththeirst

2. oryinasafe,confidentialenvironment.

Res cpe t:

a. Refra infrommaliciousdiscussionorgossipb. Respectindividualdifferencesc. Opencommunication–theexpectationtoholdeachotheraccountable

andbeheldaccountableforinappropriatelanguageandbehaviour.d. Expectationtohaverespectfulopendiscussionsregardingissueswith

theindividualinvolved3. Playinsidetheglass:Understandingtheteamhasperformancegoalsandany

asissueshappeningoffoftheicearetostaythere.Respecteachotherathletesandteammates.

4. Eliminationofanyhierarchicaltraditions:Allteammatesareequal,regardlessofyearsonteamorskilllevel.Immediateandpermanenteliminationofanypracticesortraditionsthataredirectedatstudentathletesinfirstyearontheteam,oranyotherdiscriminatingfactors.Including,pickinguppucks,carryingbags,fillingwaterbottles,ect.

heDalhousieWomen’sHockeyTeamhasagreedtoholdeachotheraccountableinth eTa

re ‐stepprocess:

1. Addresstheathlete/coachwhohasviolatedtheaboveinaoneononediscussion.Athletestakepersonalresponsibilitytoholdeachotheraccountable.

2. Ifbehaviourcontinues,theconcernedindividualsaretobringtheirconcerntotheteamcaptains.

3. Ifbehavioursstillcontinue,thecaptainsaretobringtheissuestothecoachestodecideonagroupapproach/disciplinarysanction.

Asamemberofthe2012‐2013DalhousieWomen’sHockeyTeam,Iagreetotherinciplesstatedaboveandcommittoacceptingresponsibilityformyownactionsndbehaviours.pa

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