SECTION D

TEACHING AND STUDENT RELATED POLICIES AND INFORMATION

Preface to Section D  

In their role as teachers and mentors, faculty are often called upon to advise students regarding their academic programs and university policies. To facilitate this process, this section of the Faculty Handbook presents a set of policies and information relating to teaching and student matters. Because beginning students may be referred to this section of the Faculty Handbook as well, presented in this section is information pertinent to teaching and student related issues. .

CONTENTS

Section/Policy #

D05 - Academic Advisement [information]
D10 - Academic Integrity [information]
D15 - Academic Probation and Suspension [information]
D20 - Academic Program [information]
D25 - Academic Renewal Policy [information]
D30 - Allowable Maximum Semester Load [information]
D35 - Assistantships [information]
D40 - Audited Courses [information]
D50 - Change in College [information]
D55 - Changes in Student Registration [information]
D60 - Class Lists [information]
D70 - Class Scheduling [information]
D75 - Classroom Conduct [information]
D80 - Classroom Change Requests [information]
D85 - Course Changing Procedures [information]
D90 - Posthumous Degrees [policy]
D100 - Dishonesty in Academic Matters [policy]
D105 - Examination to Establish or Validate Credit [information]
D110 - Final Exam Schedule [information]
D125 - Grades and Grade Reporting [information]
D135 - Honors Opportunities [information]
D145 - Instructor Drops [information]
D150 - Interval Between Classes [information]
D155 - Referral Services for Students [information]
D160 - Registration [information]
D165 - Tuition and Fees [information]
D170 - Student Attendance [information]
D175 - Student Conduct and Grievance Procedures [policy]
D176 - Graduate Student Grievance Procedures [policy]
D180 - Student Educational Records [information]
D190 - Student Number [information]
D195 - Student Records [information]
D205 - Withdrawal from University [information]

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