Student Complaints. In the event that a student has a complaint against a Faculty Member, the student should be encouraged to meet with the Faculty Member, with the Ombudsperson or with the Academic Unit Head in order to resolve the complaint. It is preferable, but not required, that the meeting be with the Faculty Member. If the student's complaint remains unresolved, the student may proceed under the Student Grievance Procedures, as established by the Board from time to time.
Student Complaints. Student complaints shall not be entered into the file until and unless a District investigation has taken place regarding the complaint and a conference with the employee has been completed. The complaint shall be treated as derogatory material and is subject to those provisions stated in this Article.
Student Complaints. Before action is taken against any Faculty member on any student complaint, the Faculty member involved shall be notified.
Student Complaints. Student Grievance or complaint procedures for handling student complaints, regarding the college course, are applicable to all students including those enrolled in dual credit courses. Dual credit students with complaints shall follow the procedures as stated in the Student Grievance or Complaint Procedures as published in the College Student Handbook.
Student Complaints. If a Xxxx/Manager receives and intends to follow up on a student complaint concerning an employee, that employee will be informed of the substance of the complaint within seven (7) days of receipt of the complaint. The employee will also be given an opportunity to respond to the complaint.
Student Complaints. UTPB’s policies and procedures for handling student academic and non-academic complaints are applicable to all students including those enrolled in distance education programs and courses. Students with complaints about distance education delivered by UT Permian Basin should follow the process described. Students who wish to file a written complaint are encouraged to submit their complaint using the University Complaint Resolution Portal located at xxxxx://xxx.xxxx.xxx/life-at-utpb/student- services/xxxx-of-students/student-grievances . If an issue cannot be resolved internally/locally, students may file a complaint about UT Permian Basin with their state of residence or the University’s accrediting organization. Information on both are available at Complaint Process - The University of Texas Permian Basin | UTPB or UTPB Complaint Management - UTPB IRD.
Student Complaints. 1. The student complaint procedure will not negate or supersede Article V.E (Academic Freedom- Grade Change provision).
2. An MCCEA representative may accompany a faculty member at any step of the procedure.
3. If the student complaint is entered into the faculty member’s personnel record, the faculty member has recourse through the grievance procedure.
Student Complaints.
(a) If KPU receives a student complaint which, if proven, could lead to the imposition of discipline on a faculty member, unless exceptional circumstances exist, the faculty member will be notified within one (1) month and subject to Union representation rights under Article 17.04 and 17.05.
(b) The Employer will provide updates as to the status of an ongoing complaint to the faculty member upon request. Once a complaint has been resolved, the faculty member shall be notified within five (5) business days by the Employer.
(c) In the event the complaint results in a formal investigation report being prepared, the faculty member will be provided a copy of the report and have an opportunity to discuss its contents with the Employer.
(d) All investigations, including the investigation report outlining findings, shall be concluded within a 12-month period. Extensions to this timeframe may be necessary in exceptional circumstances. The faculty member will be informed if such an extension is necessary.
Student Complaints. Student complaints will be processed according to the Student Complaints procedure and its explanatory notes. The Student Complaints procedure, explanatory notes, and forms appear as Exhibit L.
Student Complaints. A. For students who have concerns about course content, delivery, or grading of courses, the student’s first point of contact is the instructor of the course. If student’s concerns remain following contact with the instructor, the student follows the process in the student handbook of the institution delivering the course.
B. Dual-enrolled students should follow the process specified in the student handbook of the relevant institution for all other issues other than course content and delivery.
C. The technical institute and university will consult as needed. *These procedures are based on the guidelines provided within the South Dakota Public Universities and South Dakota Technical Institutes Program to Program Implementation Guidelines October 2006).
