Other UA Campus Policies and Procedures
CO-Curricular Activities and Programs |
| Co-curricular activities shall be activities which
relate directly to and encompass membership in the
University recognized student organizations and groups
and special events and projects. Intercollegiate athletics
(NCAA and PAC 10 and Intercollegiate Athletic Association)
shall be governed by their own individual standards
for eligibility and participation. |
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| Unit Requirements |
| Any student who is currently enrolled in the University
may participate in these activities. However, where
specified in these activities, a student may be required
to meet additional criteria for membership or participation.
All elected or appointed officers of these activities
to be eligible to hold these leadership positions must
at the time of their election or appointments meet
the minimum cumulative grade point average of 2.0;
graduate students, work carried for graduate credit
only, cumulative 3.0. Monitoring of academic eligibility
of presidents is overseen by the Center
for Student Involvement and Leadership, each president is responsible
for monitoring
eligibility
of other
organization officers. To participate in co-curricular
activities, students must be enrolled in the University
for a minimum of seven (7) units throughout their term
of office. When a student continues in office from
one semester to the next, the student must have successfully
completed a minimum of seven (7) units the previous
semester. Graduate students must be enrolled in the
university for a minimum of three (3) units throughout
their term of office, and must have successfully completed
three (3) units in the previous semester to continue
in office from one semester to the next. For purposes
of this paragraph, satisfactory completion in the case
of a course taken for undergraduate credit requires
the earning of A, B, C, D, S, or P. |
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| Rules of Procedures |
| Whenever an irregularity arises relating to a student's
eligibility to participate or hold an office in a co-curricular
activity, the Dean of Students shall inform the student
and faculty advisor in writing of the nature of the
ineligibility. Appeals based on exceptional circumstance
may be made to the Co-curricular Activities Review
Committee. The committee will review written statements
of the exception and forward recommendations to the
Vice President for Campus Life for final action. |
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| Membership and Selection |
| The Review Committee shall be composed of: |
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Three student members appointed
by the President of ASUA by the beginning of
the Fall semester of
each academic year.
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Three faculty members appointed by Center for
Student Involvement and Leadership by the beginning
of the Fall semester of each academic
year. |
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The Dean of Students Office shall appoint a representative
by the beginning of the Fall semester each academic
year. |
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A member of the Center for Student Involvement
and Leadership staff shall serve as the designated
chairperson. |
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All committee members shall serve a term of one
year from the appointed date. For further information
contact Center for Student Involvement and Leadership
at 621-8046. |
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