Graduate Programs-College Counseling & Student Development
Code of Conduct
The Student Code of Conduct and Related Procedures is available at the Student Life and Development Office in Atwood Center . It is also available on the World-Wide Web at http://www.stcloudstate.edu/studenthandbook/code. Included in the Code of Conduct are interpretations of regulations, discipline responsibility, standards of due process, regulations regarding bias motivated offenses, prohibited conduct, responsibility of student groups and organization, interim suspension rules, the disciplinary process, student rights, pre-hearing procedures, information on the judicial panel hearing, appeal procedures as well as policies and procedures for handing student complains concerning faculty, the grade appeals policy, and a list of student concerns with the appropriate referral for help given.
Student Complaints Concerning Faculty
Complaints must be initiated during the semester or summer term when the concern arises or within two weeks of the first day of instruction of the next regular semester, regardless of enrollment status and includes the first step of consultation with the faculty member, the possible second step of mediation within the department, and the possible third step of review by dean or designee. The complete procedure is outlined in the Code of Student Conduct. (See above for information on procuring the Code).
Grade Appeals Policies
A student who considers a grade to have been determined improperly may within two weeks of the beginning of the next semester (not including summer terms) begin a grade appeal process. The first step is to confer with the instructor. If this does not produce mutually satisfactory results, the student will contact the department chair to obtain a grade appeals form. This will take place within two weeks of the conference with the instructor (within four weeks of the beginning of the next semester, not including summer terms). The complete grade appeals procedure policy is outlined in the Code of Student Conduct. (See above for information on procuring the Code).
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