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Revision Proposal for Student Grade Change Appeal Regulations

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The current academic regulations direct students petitioning for grade changes to inform the Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs. D. Robinson points out that Student Affairs has no formal role in such appeals, suggesting a revision to the language. RP&A proposes modifying SAR Sec. VIII Undergraduate Studies – I.3c to allow students to request consultations for clarification on policies, while removing the requirement to inform the Vice Chancellor about ongoing grade appeals. This aims to clarify the role of Student Affairs in grade-related matters.

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Revision Proposal for Student Grade Change Appeal Regulations

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  1. Language presently in the Student Academic Regulations directs students petitioning for grade changes to inform the VC for Student Affairs. D. Robinson points out that SA has no formal role in such appeals, and suggested that the language should either be excised or reworded. RP&A recommended the following revision to SAR Sec VIII Undergraduate Studies –I.3c: “A student may request consultation through the Office of the Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs in the event they need clarification on student related policies and procedures”.Remove: “A student shall inform the Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs that a grade appeal is in progress.”

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