- Academic appeals are to be submitted, in writing, within three weeks of the decision in question.
- The membership of the committee will be made up of faculty members and others designated by the Registrar as appropriate for the content of the appeal.
- Academic appeals (such as probation, suspension, academic requirements, charges of cheating, etc.) are to be submitted to the Registrar, chair of the ad hoc Appeals Committee.
- Course related appeals (such as course grades, class expectations, unfair or discriminatory actions, etc.) are to be submitted to the Registrar, chair of the ad hoc Appeals Committee. However, before an appeal is submitted, the student must attempt to resolve the issue by:
- speaking with the professor or party directly involved with the decision,
- speaking with the respective department chair/assistant dean, if the issue remains unresolved,
- speaking with the respective college dean, if the issue remains unresolved,
- appealing to the ad hoc Appeals Committee, if still unresolved.
- The decision, in response to an appeal, is final with no additional appeal recourse.
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