|
|
|
Provost's Office
Printable Forms, Policies and Documents
The forms and notices below are available for download.
- To view the form in your browser click one of the links below.
- To save the file to your computer right click the link and select
Save Target As ... from the pop-up menu that appears
- These forms and notices are all in PDF format you will need Adobe Acrobat Reader
 to view
them.
Curriculum Committee
The following documents are for undergraduate courses and programs submitted for curriculum committee review and action.
Files are formatted for as a FORM in Word or Excel 2007. Download and save the files to a local folder to edit, but check back since updates will be posted here. Revision history: Curriculum Committee approval for the form's content in Fall 2011, documents updated on Jan 25, 2012 to version S12, Feb 09, 2012 reduction in timeline for Form G to four (4) weeks minimum.
The forms are now UNLOCKED - and fully editable - TAB to move between fields, right-arrow to move out of the form box, leaving the prompt visible and allowing new text to be entered, copy/pasted, etc. DOWNLOAD THE MOST RECENT UPDATE.
Undergraduate Curriculum Form Name |
MS Word/Excel 2007  
Last Revision: 09FEB2012 |
| Course Change Proposal |
Form A version v.S12b |
| New Course Proposal |
Form B version v.S12b |
| New Program Proposal |
Form C version v.F12a (now with GPA minimum) |
| Program Change Proposal |
Form Dversion v.F12a (now with GPA minimum) |
| {reserved} |
Form E |
| New Program Budget |
Form F version v.S12 |
| Notification of Intent to Change |
Form G version v.F12a (now with Dean Approval) |
| Graduate Curriculum Forms |
|
| Currently under review - contact Provost's Office |
|
Load Report Documents
The following documents are also located
O:/PROVOST'S OFFICE/Load Reports/FORMS AND TEMPLATES
Course Syllabus Documentation and Policies
| Policy or Document |
Description |
| Syllabus Template |
Syllabus_Template_Eff Fall 2012.doc Blank Word document containing required syllabus sections, content will vary and additional sections or content may be added based on the course requirements and instructor needs. Revision Date 05sep2012 |
| Syllabus Guide |
Syllabus_Template_Guide 2011.doc Guidelines for the completion of each section |
| Class Attendance and Excused Student Absences |
LSSU Policy on Student Absences Fall 2012 |
| The Americans with Disabilities Act |
In compliance with Lake Superior State University policies and equal access laws, disability-related accommodations or services are available to students with documented disabilities.
If you are a student with a disability and you think you may require accommodations you must register with Disability Services (DS), which is located in the KJS Library, Room 149, (906) 635-2355 or x2355 on campus. DS will provide you with a letter of confirmation of your verified disability and authorize recommended accommodations. This authorization must be presented to your instructor before any accommodations can be made.
Students who desire such services should meet with instructors in a timely manner, preferably during the first week of class, to discuss individual disability related needs. Any student who feels that an accommodation is needed – based on the impact of a disability – should meet with instructors privately to discuss specific needs.
The university will make reasonable accommodations for persons with documented disabilities. Students should notify the Director of Disability Services (located in LBR 149 just down the hall from the Learning Center) and their instructors of any accommodation needs as soon as possible. Alternate statements related to the ADA are available: 2012-2013 Syllabi Statements |
| IPASS (Individual Plan for Academic Student Success) |
If at mid-term your grades reflect that you are at risk for failing some or all of your classes, you will be contacted by a representative of IPASS. The IPASS program is designed to help you gain control over your learning through pro-active communication and goal-setting, the development of intentional learning skills and study habits, and personal accountability. You may contact 635-2887 or email ipass@lssu.edu if you would like to sign up early in the semester or if you have any questions or concerns. |
| Online and Blended Course Attendance Policies |
Students in online or blended classes are required to log in to the Course Management System (Blackboard, Wimba, TaskStream, etc.) and complete at least one “Academic Related Activity” within the Add/Drop period. |
|
|
