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Part 3, Section 3.5.4: Terminal Degrees of Faculty
No full textCompliance report statement of terminal degrees of faculty.At least 25 percent of the discipline hours in each major at the baccalaureate level are taught by faculty members holding the terminal degree—usually the earned doctorate—in the discipline, or the equivalent of the terminal degree. (Terminal degrees of faculty
Part 3, Section 3.2.14: Intellectual Property Rights
No full textCompliance report statement of intellectual property rights.The institution’s policies are clear concerning ownership of materials, compensation, copyright issues, and the use of revenue derived from the creation and production of all intellectual property. These policies apply to students, faculty, and staff. (Intellectual property rights
Part 3, Section 3.2.2: Governing Board Control
No full textCompliance report statement of governing board control.The legal authority and operating control of the institution are clearly defined for the following areas within the institution’s governance structure. (Governing board control
Financial Aid Record Retention
Get PDFFinancial Aid Record Retention PolicyThe College of Coastal Georgia will ensure that all financial aid records are retained for a period of time that adheres to all Federal regulations.The purpose of this policy is to outline the record retention requirements for financial aid documentation to be followed by the College’s Financial Aid Office and Business Office
Foundations of Excellence in the First College Year, Final Report
Get PDFA comprehensive and reflective self?assessment leading to a proactive plan to better serve first year students.Foundations of Excellence in the First College Year is a comprehensive, externally guided self-study and improvement initiative designed to study all aspects of the first year of college. It is a set of principles that are termed Foundational Dimensions that guide measurement of institutional efforts and provide an aspirational model for the entirety of the beginning college experience from initial contact with students through admissions orientation, and all curricular and co-curricular experience. It also provides an intellectual foundation for the entirety of the undergraduate experience
Part 3, Section 3.7.4: Academic Freedom
No full textCompliance report statement of academic freedom.The institution ensures adequate procedures for safeguarding and protecting academic freedom. (Academic freedom
College of Coastal Georgia radiologic science program: student clinical handbook
Get PDFRules and regulations of the radiologic science program at CCGA.Rules and regulations in support of the following: The philosophy of education practiced within the Radiologic Science Program is that of the experimentalist. This philosophy states that we learn best those concepts that we can experience. Therefore, throughout the curriculum of the program, clinical experience is correlated with didactic learning in an organized fashion. Students will be involved in all phases of daily operations of a medical radiology department. Each student will be creating medical images on hundreds of patients during the extent of the program. This practice is designed to allow the full development of cognitive, affective, and psychomotor learning in the art and science of medical radiographic production
Reaffirmation Organizational Chart
No full textOne page organizational chart of reaffirmation committee structure.Each Compliance Certification Leader assembled a team of
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Part 3, Section 2: Core Requirements,Section 2.7.2: Program Content
No full textCompliance report statement of program content.Offers degree programs that embody a coherent course of study that is compatible with its stated mission and is based upon fields of study appropriate to higher education. (Program content
Hizbollah-Syrian Intelligence Affairs: A Marriage of Convenience
Get PDFSince the 1980s, Hizbollah has emerged as the guardian of Lebanon's Shi'a and a stalking horse for Iran. Syria, though allied with Tehran, seeks to manage Hizbollah's freedom of action in Lebanon and is eyed cautiously in Damascus. Hizbollah has managed to maintain independence from these Syrian efforts because of both Lebanese Shi'a religious élan and the protection given Hizbollah by its Shi'a allies in Iran