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FORMS from the Office of the Dean/Academic Affairs

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 Lillian and Larry D. Bibbee Scholarship Fund:  Criteria and application form

The Bibbee Scholarship is to acknowledge students who have demonstrated outstanding scholarship in the classroom, a keen interest in independent research, and an active involvement in the College community.  This scholarship is available to students majoring in the Divisions of Humanities, Social Science, or Natural Science and Mathematics.  Eligible students have been notified.  Nominations are due in the Academic Dean's Office on February 28.

 Reinstatement Applications

When a student has been suspended by the College for academic reasons, the only way that the student may return is to be reinstated by the Academic Appeals Board.  The Academic Appeals Board consists of three faculty members and representatives of the vice presidents of academic  affairs and student affairs.  The Board studies each case along with any supporting evidence provided by faculty, administrative personnel, parents, the student involved and any other persons deemed by the Board to have pertinent evidence to offer.  This application must be received at least 1 month prior to the beginning of the semester in which the student wishes to be reinstated.

Final Exam Change Request

The College policy states that students are required to take final examinations at the time they are scheduled.  However, students have the right to petition the Academic Dean's Office to reschedule an exam if they are scheduled for more than two exams in one day.  Other changes in the final examination schedule may only be made when circumstances occur that are beyond the control of the student.

Conflict Resolution Coordination Form

The Path to Resolve Student-Faculty Disagreements.  This check-off sheet informs students of the means by which student-faculty disagreements may be resolved and allows the Academic Deans to monitor the process as the case progresses.