EXHIBIT 6.4.E !!!!!!!! Initial (BS) Initial & Advanced (MAT) Advanced (MS, MAED, MSA, JMSW)
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1 EXHIBIT 6.4.E Academic Calendars, Catalogs, Unit Publications, Grading Policies, Unit Advertising Initial (BS) Agriculture, Art, Birth-Kindergarten, Biology, Business, Chemistry, Comprehensive Social Studies, Elementary, English, Family and Consumer Sciences, Mathematics, & Music. Initial & Advanced (MAT) Biology, Birth-Kindergarten, Business, Chemistry, Comprehensive Social Studies, Elementary, English, Family and Consumer Sciences, Health and Physical Education, Mathematics, Special Education, and Technology. Advanced (MS, MAED, MSA, JMSW) MS - Agricultural Education MS - Instructional Technology MAED - Elementary Education MAED - Reading Education MSA School Administration MS - School Counseling* MSW - Social Work** *Accredited through CACREP **In NCATE accreditation process at University of North Carolina at Greensboro since it s a joint program between NCA&T and UNCG. TABLE OF CONTENTS 6.4.e.1 University Academic Calendars 6.4.e.2 University Catalogs 6.4.e.3 Teacher Education Newsletters 6.4.e.4 Teacher Education Orientation Flyer!!!!!!!!
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4 Spring2012AcademicCalendar DeadlinesareatCloseofBusinessunlessotherwiseposted. December12 Monday LastdaytoapplyforReadmission Lastdaytosubmitappealforacademicsuspensionoracademicdismissal January418 Wednesday LateRegistration($50.00LateFee) Wednesday January6 Friday FacultyReport January8 Sunday ResidenceHalls(open6:00AM 12:00PM)forcontinuingandnewstudents January11 Wednesday ClassesBegin January16 Monday MartinLutherKing,Jr.CommunityServiceDay(UniversityClosed) January18 Wednesday Lastdaytoaddcourses Lastdaytoswitchcoursesections Lastdaytodropacourseandreceivefinancialcreditincludingtuitionwaivers January25 Wednesday11:59p.m. Lastdaytoreceivebookallowance January27 Friday Lastdaytoapplyforgraduation RonaldE.McNairMemorialDay February1 Wednesday FebruaryOneCelebration February17 Friday LastdaytoremoveIncomplete(s)assignedfall February27 March2 Monday Friday Finalcomprehensiveexamweek(GraduateStudents) March3 Saturday ResidenceHallsClose1:00PM March59 MondayFriday SpringBreak March11 Sunday ResidenceHallsReOpen9:00AM March12 Monday AdvisementBeginsforFallandSummer2012 March14 Wednesday11:59p.m. Undergraduatemidtermgradesdue March15 Thursday Honor sconvocation(classessuspended3:00pm 5:00PM) March23 Friday LastdaytodefendThesis/Dissertation March26 Monday DefendedandapprovedThesis/DissertationdueinGraduateSchoolOffice March27 Tuesday Lastdaytowithdrawfromacoursewithoutagradeevaluation April2 21 Monday Saturday RegistrationperiodforFallandSummer2012 April5 Thursday LastdaytowithdrawfromtheUniversitywithoutagradeevaluation April6 Friday UniversityHoliday GoodFriday April16 Monday LastdaytosubmitapprovedThesis/DissertationtoGraduateSchoolOffice forbinding May3 Thursday LastDayofClasses May4 Friday ReadingDay May7 11 Monday Friday FinalExams May11 Friday WasteManagement/GlobalStudiesCertificateAwardsCeremony May12 Saturday Commencement ResidenceHallsCloseforNonGraduatingStudentsat12:00Noon ResidenceHallsCloseforGraduatingStudentsat5:00PM May14 Monday11:59p.m. FinalGradesDue
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7 Deadlines are at close of business unless otherwise posted December 10 Monday Last day to apply for Readmission Last day to submit appeal for academic suspension or academic dismissal January 7 18 Monday thru Friday Late Registration ($50.00 late fee) January 9 Wednesday Faculty Report January 12 Saturday Residence Halls open (3:00 pm ) for new students January 13 Sunday Residence Halls open (12:00 noon) for continuing students January 14 Monday Classes Begin January 18 Friday (11:59 pm) Last day to add courses (including tuition waivers) Last day to switch course sections Last day to drop a course and receive financial credit January 21 Monday Martin Luther King Jr. Community Service Day (No classes; University offices closed) January 28 Monday Last day to receive a book allowance Ronald E. McNair Memorial Day February 1 Friday Last day to apply for graduation February One Celebration February 22 Friday Last day to remove incomplete(s) assigned fall semester February 25 March 1 Monday thru Friday Final comprehensive exam week (Graduate Students) March 2 Saturday Residence Halls close at 1:00 pm March 4 8 Monday thru Friday Spring Break March 10 Sunday Residence Halls re-open 9:00 am March 11 Monday Advisement period begins for Fall and Summer March 13 Wednesday Undergraduate mid-term grades due March 21 Thursday Founders Day (Classes are suspended from 10:00 am 12:00 noon) March 22 Friday Last day to defend Thesis/Dissertation March 25 Monday Defended and approved Thesis/Dissertation due in Graduate School Office March 26 Tuesday Last day to withdraw from a course without a grade evaluation March 29 Friday University Holiday (Good Friday) April 1-22 Monday thru Friday Registration period for Fall and Summer April 5 Friday Last day to withdraw from the University without a grade evaluation April 10 Wednesday Honor s Convocation (Classes are suspended from 10:00 am 12:00 noon) April 15 Monday Last day to submit approved Thesis/Dissertation to Graduate School Office for binding May 2 Thursday Last day of classes May 3 Friday Reading Day May 6 10 Monday thru Friday Final Examinations May 10 Friday Waste Management and Global Studies Certificate Awards Ceremony May 11 Saturday Commencement Residence Halls close for non-graduating students at 12:00 noon Residence Halls close for graduating students at 5:00 pm May 13 Monday 11:59 pm Final Grades Due
8 Fall 2013 Academic Calendar Deadlines are at Close of Business unless otherwise posted July 29 Monday Last day to apply for readmission Last day to submit appeal for academic dismissal August Wednesday thru Tuesday Late Registration ($50.00 late fee) August 16 Friday Faculty/Staff Institute Faculty Report August 17 Saturday Residence Halls open (9:00 am 3:00 pm) for new students August 19 Monday Residence Halls open (9:00 am 3:00 pm) for continuing students August 21 Wednesday Classes Begin August 27 Tuesday (11:59 pm) Last day to add courses (including tuition waiver) Last day to switch course sections Last day to drop and receive financial credit September 2 Monday University Holiday (Labor Day) September 4 Wednesday Last day to receive book allowance September 6 Friday Last day to apply for Graduation September 27 Friday Last day to remove incomplete(s) assigned Spring or Summer September 30 October 4 Monday thru Friday Final Comprehensive Exam Week (Graduate Students) October 7 8 Monday thru Tuesday Fall Break October 11 Friday (11:59 pm) Undergraduate mid-term grades due October 14 Monday Advisement period begins for Spring and Summer October 18 Friday Last day to defend Thesis/Dissertation October 21 Monday Defended and approved Thesis/Dissertation due in Graduate School Office October 25 Friday Last day to withdraw from a course without a grade evaluation October 31 Thursday Fall Convocation (Classes are suspended 10:00 am 12:00 pm) November 2 Saturday Homecoming November 4 December 2 Monday thru Monday Registration period for Spring 2014 November 6 Wednesday Last day to withdraw from the University without a grade evaluation November 11 Monday Registration period begins for Summer 2014 November 18 Monday Last day to submit approved Thesis/Dissertation to Graduate School November Wednesday thru Friday University Holiday (Thanksgiving) December 5 Thursday Last Day of Class December 6 Friday Reading Day December 9 13 Monday thru Friday Final Examinations December 13 Friday Waste Management and Global studies Certificate Award Programs December 14 Saturday Commencement Residence Halls Close 12 noon for Non-Graduating Students Residence Halls Close 5:00 pm for Graduating Students December 16 Monday (11:59 pm) Final Grades Due Updated 19-NOV-2013
9 Spring 2014 Academic Calendar Deadlines are at Close of Business unless otherwise posted December 16 Monday Last day to apply for Readmission Last day to submit appeal for academic suspension or dismissal January 2 Thursday Registration Resumes January 6 17 Monday thru Friday Late Registration ($50.00 late fee) January 8 Wednesday Faculty Report January 11 Saturday Residence Halls open 3 pm for new students January 12 Sunday Residence Halls open 12 noon for continuing students January 13 Monday Classes Begin January 17 Friday (11:59 pm) Last day to add courses (including tuition waivers) Last day to switch course sections Last day to drop a course and receive financial credit January 20 Monday Martin Luther King Jr. Community Service Day (No Classes; University Offices Closed) January 27 Monday Last day to receive a book allowance January 28 Tuesday Ronald E. McNair Memorial Day January 31 Friday February One Celebration Last day to apply for graduation February 21 Friday Last day to remove incomplete(s) assigned fall semester February Monday thru Friday Final comprehensive exam week (Graduate Students) March 1 Saturday Residence Halls close at 1:00 pm March 3 7 Monday thru Friday Spring Break March 9 Sunday Residence Halls re-open 9:00 am March 12 Wednesday Undergraduate mid-term grades due March 17 Monday Advisement period begins for fall and Summer March 20 Thursday Founder s Day March 21 Friday Last day to defend Thesis/Dissertation March 24 Monday Defended and approved Thesis/Dissertation due in Graduate School Office March 25 Tuesday Last day to withdraw form a course without a grade evaluation April 4 Friday Last day to withdraw from the University without a grade evaluation April 7 28 Monday thru Friday Registration period for Fall and Summer April 9 Wednesday Honor s Convocation (Classes are suspended from 10:00 am Noon) April 14 Monday Last day to submit approved Thesis/Dissertation to Graduate School for binding April 18 Friday University Holiday (Good Friday) May 1 Thursday Last day of classes May 2 Friday Reading Day May 5 9 Monday thru Friday Final Examinations May 9 Friday Waste Management and Global Studies Certificate Awards Ceremony May 10 Saturday Commencement Residence Halls close for non-graduating students at 12:00 noon Residence Halls close for graduating students at 5:00 pm May 12 Monday (11:59 pm) Final Grades Due Revised 18-NOV-13
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