The following terms and definitions are operative in all Sections of “Rights and Responsibilities.” Some Sections contain additional terms that are specific to their topic. Accommodations ...

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Observe and evaluate student teaching performance using established criteria a minimum of four times. More visits are possible at the request of the student teacher, the cooperating teacher, or if the ...

Research shows students who have at least one connection to campus are more likely to persist, retain and complete a college degree, particularly students from historically marginalized or less ...

The Graduate Student Rights and Responsibilities Committee is a standing committee of the Graduate Student Association. The purpose of this committee is to support graduate students regarding their ...

Several articles related to the National Collegiate Athletic Association and college athletics have recently appeared in The Chronicle. “The New Face of College Sports” (January 11) focused on the ...

If a student finds themselves involved in a Title IX proceeding, whether as complainants or respondents, or any other form of student conduct or disciplinary process, it is crucial that they promptly ...

Lauren Glenn Manfuso is a journalist and editor in the Washington D.C. metro area. Her work has appeared in Prevention magazine online, the Miami Herald and USA Today. Of the numerous benefits ...

When I was a student, education felt like a one-size-fits-all experience. I remember sitting in classrooms where the teacher’s pace determined how fast we learned or didn’t, often leaving some of my ...

For many students, writing can be a challenging and sometimes daunting task. Whether it’s an essay, research paper, or a simple reflection, the pressure to produce well-thought-out and polished work ...