Student Complaint Procedure. To address academic complaints, students will be referred directly to the individual involved. Ideally, academic complaints are resolved at the lowest possible level. As such, if a student has an academic complaint concerning a faculty member, the student will first be referred to the faculty member. If a student chooses not to talk with the faculty member, for whatever reason, the student should then be referred to the chair of the department. If an academic complaint from a student concerning a faculty member is brought to a xxxx, the xxxx will refer the complaint to the appropriate faculty member first, following the aforementioned steps. If successful resolution cannot be found first through the faculty member, second through the department chair, or the department chair is unavailable, the referral will go back to the appropriate xxxx. Unavailable is defined as unresponsive to e-mails for two business days. Prior to taking action on the complaint, the xxxx will discuss the complaint with the faculty member. In an extraordinary circumstance, the xxxx may inform the faculty member after taking action on the student’s complaint. If a faculty member chooses, they have the right to have a representative from the KVCCFA present.
Student Complaint Procedure. 990 The College and UFF-Brevard believe that any student conduct procedure must measure the impact to 991 the student, involved faculty members, and the College. As such, the College will follow the established, 992 mutually agreed upon, student complaint procedure outlined in the Policies and Procedures Manual. 993 The College will follow the existing procedures related to Title IX complaints, Student Code of Conduct 994 violations, and/or law enforcement investigations. If the concerns are a potential Title IX complaint, the 995 complaint will be referred to the Title IX Compliance Officer. If the complaint is a law enforcement 996 complaint, the College will follow the directions of law enforcement. All other written complaints will be 997 referred to the Associate Xxxx of STEM & Business who will determine if a complaint has merit. If the 998 complaint is believed to have merit, the College will follow the Policies and Procedure Manual as stated 999 above. In the event that a complainant is currently enrolled in the involved faculty member’s course, 1000 the faculty member has the right to remove the complainant from the course if they feel that the 1001 complainant remaining in the course will create an unsafe environment, will interfere with other 1002 students’ education, and/or the complainant’s behavior has been egregious enough to merit removal. 1003 A. Faculty members invoking this policy must provide justification and/or supporting 1004 documentation to the Supervising Administrator before action is taken that meets the 1005 preponderance-of-the-evidence standard (i.e., more likely than not). 1006 B. If the College elects to move the complainant to a different section/course, it must provide 1007 the rationale for the move to the faculty member of the new course. If the new instructor is 1008 an adjunct instructor, the full-time faculty member may disclose justifications for and/or 1009 pertinent information regarding the transfer.
Student Complaint Procedure. All complaints shall be made in writing pursuant to the Student Complaint Resolution Procedure established by AAPS in accordance with section 36 of Ontario Regulation 415/06 under the Private Career Colleges Act, 2005, a copy of which is attached to this contract as Schedule [
Student Complaint Procedure. If a complaint from a student concerning a faculty member is brought to a xxxx, the xxxx will refer the complaint to the appropriate chair for resolution. If successful resolution is not achieved through the chair, referral will go back to the xxxx. Prior to taking action on the complaint, the xxxx will discuss the complaint with the faculty member. In an extraordinary circumstance, the xxxx may inform the faculty member after taking action on the student’s complaint.
Student Complaint Procedure. All complaints shall be made in writing pursuant to the Student Complaint Resolution Procedure established by NAI. A copy of which is attached to NAI’s Catalogue.
Student Complaint Procedure. 26 The Employer believes that all employees should be treated with dignity, respect and 27 fairness. With that in mind, the Employer maintains a written procedure for addressing 28 student complaints that may be lodged against members of the bargaining unit. The 29 procedure is accessible through the office of Academic Affairs and may be revised from 30 time to time by the Employer.
Student Complaint Procedure. The Edison Institute of Nutrition provides an opportunity for students to resolve disputes of a serious nature in a fair and equitable manner. When a concern or dispute arises, the student should first address the concern in writing Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxxx Co Director by email: xxxxxxx@xxxxxxxxxx.xxx, by fax 0000 000-0000 or by mail to the above address. Once the complaint is received and reviewed the student will be contacted within 48 hours, the student will have the opportunity to verbally submit and discuss further information and concerns. The necessary inquiries and/or investigations shall be conducted, and the co-director will do one of the following within 10 school days:
Student Complaint Procedure. The College and UFF-Brevard believe that any student conduct procedure must measure the impact to the student, involved faculty members, and the College. As such, the College will follow the established, mutually agreed upon, student complaint procedure outlined in the Policies and Procedures Manual. The College will follow the existing procedures related to Title IX complaints, Student Code of Conduct violations, and/or law enforcement investigations. If the concerns are a potential Title IX complaint, the complaint will be referred to the Title IX Compliance Officer. If the complaint is a law enforcement complaint, the College will follow the directions of law enforcement. All other written complaints will be referred to the Associate Xxxxxxx who will determine if a complaint has merit. If the complaint is believed to have merit, the College will follow the Policies and Procedure Manual as stated above. In the event that a complainant is currently enrolled in the involved faculty member's course, the faculty member has the right to remove the complainant from the course if they feel that the complainant remaining in the course will create an unsafe environment, will interfere with other students' education, and/or the complainant's behavior has been egregious enough to merit removal.
