Statement of Good Moral Character

The State of Ohio requires that all individuals completing teacher certification be of Good Moral Character. The State's definition is found in section 3301:21-01 of the Administrative Code of Ohio. It is as follows:

(M) "Good moral character." A person shall be deemed to be of good moral character provided that said individual has not pleaded guilty to or been convicted of any felony, any violation of section 2907.04 (corruption of a minor) or section 2907.05 (sexual imposition), or division (A) or (C) or section 2907.07 (importuning) of the Revised Code, any offense of violence, theft offense, or drug offense that is not a minor misdemeanor, or any substantively comparable ordinance of a municipal corporation or of another state. An individual who has pleaded guilty to or has been convicted of any such offense may have an application for certification considered by the state board of education, provided such individual meets the conditions specified in rule 3301.23-23 of the Administrative Code.

Please sign this form. Your signature states that you are aware of this certification requirement and that you satisfy this requirement. Enrollment without disclosing this information does not obligate the college to recommend certification or licensure.

Please complete the following:

1. Have you ever been convicted of, found guilty of or pled guilty to any misdemeanor other than traffic offenses?

Yes No

2. Have you ever been convicted of, found guilty of or plead guilty to any felony?

Yes No

3. Have you ever had a criminal conviction sealed or expunged?

Yes No

4. Have you ever had a teaching certificate limited, suspended or revoked?

Yes No

5. Have you ever surrendered a teaching certificate, license, or permit?

Yes No

(if yes to any question, explain in the notes section of this application)

An individual who has pleaded guilty to or has been convicted of any such offense may have an application for certification considered by the State Board of Education, provided said individual meets the conditions specified in Rule 3301-23-23 of the Administrative Code.
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Statement of Computer Access

I have access to a computer and to the Internet through a computer of either my own, Wright State University's, or a public access facility (a list of public access facilities are available from the CEHS Office of Student Services.)
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College of Education and Human Services Technology Policy

All College of Education and Human Services (CEHS) students, graduate and undergraduate, part-time and full-time, will be expected to certify that they own or have access the computer and the Internet for admission to CEHS. By initialing the form above, you are stating that you understand this policy and that you have access to a computer and the Internet.In order to meet the mission of the College "to prepare professionals to meet the educational and human services needs of a diverse, democratic society" it is necessary for our students to play an active role in the technological environment the College and Wright State University are creating to assist in the completion of this mission. An increasing number of classes and options will become available to students using a variety of distributed learning formats, library resources are available in a growing number of full-text formats, and global connections via telecommunications will be part of daily operations. Students preparing to become professionals in education and human service areas must demonstrate appropriate and effective skills and knowledge in technological aspects of their work.Minimum equipment standards will be either a Power Macintosh or Pentium-based Personal Computer (PC). The College supports Macintosh computers in faculty and staff offices and maintains two Macintosh computer labs and a PC lab. Wright State University has purchased a site license for most Microsoft software (see CaTS webpage for details) and the College standard software packages are currently Office 2004 (Word, Excel, Powerpoint), and Safari are subject to change. Please include any notes that would aid us in the processing of your application:

Please review the following in section and add any relevant notes in text box below.

• Specify test date of Praxis I test (not required for graduate level intervention specialist programs).
• Did you bring us a copy of your scores? You will get your scores before we do (not required for graduate level intervention specialist programs).
• Has all collegiate coursework been taken at WSU? If so, no transcripts are needed.
• Has a copy of your non-WSU transcripts (if applicable) been sent to our office in 378 Allyn Hall (not required for graduate level intervention specialist programs)?
• Have you completed the Writing Sample yet?
• Have your recommendation forms been sent in? (not required for graduate level intervention specialist programs)

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