DC Faculty - Fresno Pacific University
DC Faculty - Fresno Pacific University
DC Faculty - Fresno Pacific University
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Non-‐Registered Students<br />
<strong>Faculty</strong> are expected to assist in the implementation of university policy that only registered<br />
students may attend class. <strong>Faculty</strong> should not accept assignments or give grades to non-‐registered<br />
students. Follow this procedure for non-‐registered students.<br />
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2<br />
3<br />
4<br />
<strong>DC</strong><br />
Type of Course<br />
<strong>DC</strong> Cohort Repeat<br />
Cohorts Students<br />
<strong>Faculty</strong> Responsibility<br />
Class 1 of Class Session 1 1. Compare the official roster on Campus Cruiser with<br />
semester<br />
attendance.<br />
2. Do not give books to non-‐registered <strong>DC</strong> students.<br />
3. Direct non-‐registered students to contact the Registrar’s<br />
Office or their advisor (even if they say they have<br />
registered.)<br />
Class 2 of Class Session 2 1. Notify non-‐registered students, that they are still not<br />
semester<br />
registered.<br />
2. Do not accept assignments or give grades to non-‐<br />
registered students.<br />
Class 3 of<br />
semester<br />
Class Session 3 Tell non-‐registered students to no longer attend.<br />
Class 4 of Class Session 4 Inform Registrar if a non-‐registered student attends<br />
semester<br />
(registrar@fresno.edu).<br />
<strong>DC</strong> Short Term & Weekend Electives<br />
Class 1 1. Check official roster and ask non-‐registered students to leave. There is no late<br />
registration for weekend courses.<br />
2. Do not accept assignments, or give grades to non-‐registered students.<br />
3. If student claims to have registered, have them follow up with Registrar’s Office on<br />
next business day.<br />
Class 2 Inform Registrar if a non-‐registered student attends.<br />
Class Schedule Adherence<br />
1. Attend each class session identified on the teaching contract. If an adjunct faculty member<br />
cannot attend a class session due to serious illness or other unforeseen extenuating<br />
circumstances, he/she should follow the faculty emergency procedures below.<br />
2. Classes should begin on time and may not be dismissed early.<br />
3. Hold class on the days scheduled for the course. Any changes to the class schedule must be<br />
approved by the program director.<br />
Emergencies<br />
CENTER EMERGENCIES<br />
In the event that a class cannot meet due to extreme weather or safety issues at a regional center,<br />
the center director will do the following:<br />
1. Center director assesses situation and determines class cancellation by 3:00pm on the day of<br />
class.<br />
2. Center director notifies the faculty of record if classes are cancelled.<br />
Degree Completion <strong>Faculty</strong> Handbook � Page 13