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Revision as of 17:03, 22 June 2012
Policy 200
Introduction
Appalachian owes its national reputation as a distinguished comprehensive university to the generations of devoted faculty, staff, and administrators who have served it over the past century. The Office of Academic Affairs is committed to the principle that providing students with ready access to skilled and dedicated faculty remains the surest formula for producing graduates of exceptional quality. In classrooms, laboratories, libraries and studios across our campus - and, increasingly, all across the globe - Appalachian's faculty and students are carrying that tradition forward into new times and new places.
Under the Office of Academic Affairs you will find:
- College of Arts and Sciences
- Walker College of Business
- Reich College of Education
- College of Fine and Applied Arts
- Cratis D. Williams Graduate School
- College of Health Sciences
- Hayes School of Music
- University College
Policies
204 Academic Governance Handbook
206 Final Grade Appeal Procedure
207 Intellectual Property Transfer
208 Export Control Management Plan
209 Guidelines for the Review of Research Involving Human Subjects
210 Payments to Human Subjects
211 Integrity in Scholarship and Scientific Research
212 Use of Recombinant DNA in Research and Teaching Laboratories