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Student Academic Grievance Policy Statement 51³Ô¹Ï recognizes the need to assure students a prompt, impartial and fair hearing of their grievances related to academic matters. A student who feels that s/he has been treated unfairly or unjustly by instructional staff, chair or dean with regard to an academic matter has a right to grieve according to approved procedures available in deans’ offices. Note: The University’s Civil Rights Policy and Grade Appeals ...

B.S. BIOLOGY/PRE-CHIROPRACTIC (92 or 93 Credits) Science, Mathematics and Computer Science Department Revised July 2022 A. CORE REQUIRED COURSES (39 Credits) ENGL 160 Composition/Rhetoric (3) RST 112 (3) PHIL 113 (3) ENGL 180 World Literature (3) RST Elective (3) PHIL Elective (3) ENGL Elective (3) Modern Language I (3) Global History (3) Fine Arts Elective (3) Modern Language II (3) or History Elective (3) Social Science Elective (3) Elective (3) B. ...

Print Date 06/13/22 Student Health Records Policy 6.410.1 Student Health Records Policy Policy Statement All undergraduate and graduate students are expected to submit a completed health history and immunization record to the Student Health Services Office. Students who choose to use the Student Health Services Office must complete a health history and immunization record before non-emergency services can be provided. Resident students who do not submit the completed ...

Transportation of Students and Employees Transportation of Students and Employees Policy Statement Students and employees requiring emergency medical attention are ordinarily transported by ambulance to a medical facility, where appropriate care is best provided by medical professionals. 51³Ô¹Ï security officers do not provide convenience transportation. They do, however, provide a walking/riding safety escort on campus, upon request, to students and employees ...

Conflict of Interest in Research.docx Conflict of Interest in Research Policy Statement 51³Ô¹Ï extends the applicability of the following regulations to all externally funded projects regardless of funding source: Title 42 of the Code of Federal Regulations, Part 50, Subpart F and the National Science Foundation Grant Policy Manual 510, as amended by 60 FR 35820. Disclosure Required Each person participating in a sponsored project covered by this ...

51³Ô¹Ï Policies and Procedures Domestic Field Trip Policy Policy Statement: Domestic Academic Field Trip Policy Definitions Domestic Academic Field Trips are a crucial element of education as they significantly enhance learning by providing experiences that cannot be offered on campus. For instance, site visits contextualize or improve historical or scientific data, and interviews with participants or observation of species, phenomena, buildings, areas, or ...

Conflict of Commitment Conflict of Commitment Policy Statement By accepting appointments for full-time service, faculty members agree that their primary professional responsibility is to the University and that obligations to 51³Ô¹Ï will assume priority in their professional lives. At the same time, the University recognizes that participation of faculty members in outside professional activities may often serve the mission of the University. Professional ...

Print Date 06/09/22 Conferring Academic Degrees 1.400.5 Conferring Academic Degrees Earned Degrees The Board of Trustees delegates to the President of the University its authority, stated in the Bylaws, to approve and authorize earned academic degrees. It is the Board’s intention to extend this delegation to the person now holding the office of President and to her successors in that position. 1. The President, as chief executive officer, will see that there are ...

Academic Freedom Academic Freedom Policy Statement 51³Ô¹Ï affirms its commitment to academic freedom. In so doing, it reaffirms its commitment to the tradition of higher learning that is the heritage of both the Roman Catholic Church and the nation. It is a tradition grounded on respect for truth, social responsibility and individual rights. It is a tradition that posits freedom of inquiry, open discussion and unrestricted exchange of ideas as essential ...

Advancement in Lecturer Level Criteria Policy Statement Applications for advancement in Lecturer rank should be made after consultation with the department chair. The criteria for advancement include the following: 1. a master's degree as a minimum educational requirement, or in exceptional cases a special competency needed in a specific program; 2. a minimum of 15 credit hours taught at 51³Ô¹Ï since the last advancement; 3. at least four semesters of teaching ...