Policies and Procedures

There are many policies involving student academic performance that all students should understand. Academic policies include the requirements and procedures for those on academic probation, course repeat, freshman credit and more.

• Facilities Policies and Procedures
• Technology Policies

Academic misconduct includes the behaviors following defined in Section B, Part 3 of the Student Code of Conduct:  

• aiding and abetting academic misconduct
• cheating
• fabrication
• plagiarism
• violation of ethical or professional standards 
  

If you have a concern or inquiry about a student’s academic misconduct please contact:

Richard Stackpole, Senior Assistant Dean
UC Clermont, Academic Affairs
Snyder Hall, Room 162
Phone: 513-558-8308
richard.stackpole@uc.edu

The University of Cincinnati has provided a single source for university-wide administrative policies, procedures and manuals. University of Cincinnati policies and procedures include UC Clermont College and must be followed unless otherwise stated.

Non-academic misconduct covers a wide range of behaviors defined in Section C, Part 1 of the Student Code of Conduct.  This includes gender, race and ability discrimination or harassment, bullying, trespassing, misuse of property and possession or drugs, alcohol and weapons by students and student organizations.  The Student Code of Conduct is responsible for complaints from students, faculty, staff and visitors about student behaviors directed at other students, faculty, staff and visitors.

• Make a report of gender, race or ability discrimination or harassment
• Make other non-academic misconduct reports
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• IT@UC Policies
• Technology Policies
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