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Petitions, Appeals, and Other ActionsAdmissions and Records Building by the student, and a $15 fee must bepaid. Auditors are not permitted in studio, laboratory, or activitycourses. A course, once audited, may not be repeated for graduatecredit.Temporary Discontinuation of Degree ProgressTemporary discontinuation of degree progress is appropriate only if timelimits permit. Under justifiable conditions, a leave of absence may alsobe appropriate. (See page 10 of “A Handbook for Graduate Students andAdvisers”)Graduate Student Leave of AbsenceThere are no formal leaves of absence for graduate students. A studentwho must interrupt his or her graduate program for an acceptable reasonmay do so and re-enter any time within two years of last registration,provided the time limit for the degree has not been exceeded. Withdepartmental approval, the student may re-enter, using U of I Direct toregister for courses for the term in which he or she returns.However, students are warned that any lapse of registration will resultin the loss of the full tuition-waiver privileges that may have previouslyaccompanied their assistantships. Returning students in base-rate tuitionwaiver programs will have access only to the base-rate waiver privilegesthat began in fall 1996.Graduate students who must interrupt their graduate program for morethan two years must petition for re-entry to the Graduate College and areadvised to consult the unit or department in which they plan to re-enroll.Whether leaving for one or more terms, a student holding educationalloans should consult the lender before terminating his or her studentstatus. International students leaving campus are required to secureclearance from the Office of International Student Affairs.Graduate Student AppealsGrievance and Policy Procedural AppealsThe student has the right to appeal any requirement or rule establishedby the College of Education. Procedures for appealing such policies, aswell as graduate student grievances, are generally the same.63
Alleged Capricious Grading ProceduresPetitions, Appeals, and Other ActionsThis appeal process is described in the current edition of the code onCampus Affairs and Handbook of Policies and Regulations Applying toAll Students. This publication is available from the Graduate College(202 Coble Hall) and the Office of Admissions and Records (901 W.Illinois.)A written appeal, together with supporting documentation, shall bepresented to the Associate Dean for Academic Affairs. The AssociateDean may consult with the Graduate Programs Committee to determineif the grievance has merit. If the Associate Dean or a majority of thecommittee determine that the appeal has merit, a hearing body shall beconstituted.The hearing body shall consist of (I) three members of the graduatefaculty, (II) who shall be appointed by the Associate Dean (III) and who,if the aggrieved student desires, shall be joined in all deliberations by anonvoting graduate student representative. The student representativesshall be selected by the Associate Dean.The hearing will be treated as confidential by the involved parties. Thisdoes not exclude their seeking advice prior to the hearing or seekingadvice on a confidential basis after the hearing has begun. Counsel forparties can be present at the hearing.The hearing body will review all appropriate evidence, develop a recordof relevant exhibits and notes taken on oral testimony and write arecommendation based on the evidence presented. This record andrecommendation will accompany future appeals.The finding(s) and recommendation(s) of the hearing body will bereported to the Associate Dean. The Associate Dean has the discretion touse the recommendation(s) as he or she sees fit in the capacity of theoffice.If the student is dissatisfied with the disposition of the matter made bythe Associate Dean, appeal may be made to the Graduate College. TheInstructional Programs Office shall acquaint the student with details asto the most expeditious manner of making an appeal when it informs thestudent in writing of the decision reached (Graduate Faculty Action,October 11, 1977).64
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