Series 200.00
ACADEMIC AFFAIRS
Table of Content
201.00 The Educational Program
202.00 Organization of Instructional Division
204.00 Auditing a Class
205.00 Curriculum Development
206.00 Academic Freedom
207.00 Selection, Adoption, and Ordering of Textbook   214.00 Dismissal or Change of Classes
216.00 Graduation Requirements
222.00 Instructional Media
223.00 Selection of Library Books
224.00 Use of Printed Library Materials
233.00 College Catalog
240.00 Selection of Professional Personnel
242.00 Appointment of Department Chairperson
244.00 Field Trips and Resource Persons
245.00 Professional Activities
246.00 Staff Evaluation
247.00 Class Work Projects
248.00 Compensation for Sponsors of Organizations
250.00 Admission
252.00 Student Records and Statistics
253.00 Registration and Enrollment
254.00 Adding/Dropping a Class
255.00 Withdrawal from Classes
257.00 Attendance and Classwork
258.00 Class Rosters
259.00 Student Review of Confidential Records
260.00 Theological Coursework
261.00 Student Evaluation
262.00 Assignment of Grades
263.00 Student Appeal of Course Grades
264.00 Credit for Previous Military Service
265.00 Credit by Examination or Evaluation
266.00 Academic Progress
267.00 Academic Fresh Start
269.00 Academic Honors
271.00 Financial Arrangements Between Staff and Students
272.00 Staff Participation in Student Elections
273.00 Check Out Procedures
274.00 Late Registration Fee Payment
275.00 Request for Early Finals
277.00 Compensation Plan for Part-time Instructors
278.00 Program Discontinuance Policy
279.00 Adjunct Instructor Classroom Assessment Policy

247.00 CLASS WORK PROJECTS

All class work projects must be approved by the instructor who makes the final determination of the acceptability of such projects. These projects must never interfere with the planned course in instruction, and must contribute to the learning process. Work projects will be considered only when submitted by a student enrolled in a given class.

1. The student may submit projects personally, initiated by the immediate family, or as the result of an activity in which the student is actively and directly involved. (Immediate family is considered to be parents, brothers, sisters, step-brothers, step-sisters, and grandparents).
2. When normal activity does not initiate enough work projects to create an acceptable instructional situation, the instructor may accept projects submitted by the enrolled student only which are initiated by persons other than immediate family. The student is responsible for the project in all respects.
3. Community service type projects are to be considered by the instructor only after approval of the Vice President of Academic Affairs and/or President.
4. Work projects for other departments in the school shall be considered only after approval of the Vice President of Academic Affairs and/or President.
5. Certain work, considered as an emergency or of unusual nature,may be undertaken for a work project as a service to an industry or business,provided prior approval of the Vice President of Academic Affairs is obtained.
6. Work requests initiated by other instructors and administrators may be accepted for work projects if approved by the instructor of the class involved.
7. Supervised students enrolled in lab classes and their designated instructors are the only persons allowed to operate school equipment without express permission from the instructor in charge of the shop or lab.
8. Charges are made only for materials involved and are to be charged to the person who brings in the project in question.

Adopted October 18,1971
Reviewed July 11, 1989
Revised July 21, 2003
Revised July 21, 2008

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