Academic Readmission Committee

Purpose

The Academic Readmission Committee makes recommendations on the admissibility of students who are on suspension but do not wish to sit out the allotted time. The committee meets in January, June, and August on specified days, so students should contact the office of Tutoring and Academic Support Programs (TASP) for appeal deadlines. If re-instated, students will be eligible to enroll for classes with limitations or restrictions. If denied, students will be required to sit out their fixed suspension time.

Personnel

Director of Tutoring and Academic Support Programs (TASP) will chair the committee and vote only to break a tie. At least three faculty members and one student from the committee will be present for each student hearing.

Voting members: one faculty member from each college, two students, and a representative from TASP recommended by TASP Director. One alternate full-time faculty member will be appointed from each college and will be expected to serve if the regular member cannot attend. An alternate member, when serving in the regular member’s place, has the same rights and privileges as the regular member. Following their term as alternates the alternates will move to committee member status.

Non-voting members: Director of the Student Success Center and Director of Student Rights and Responsibilities

Reports To