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...For educational administration the university shall be organized into a graduate school and fifteen colleges, as established in paragraph (B)(3) of rule 3335-1-05 of the Administrative Code.

...(A) There shall be four regional campuses of the university, as established in paragraph (B)(5) of rule 3335-1-05 of the Administrative Code. (B) The four regional campuses shall be administered separately by their respective deans and directors. However, matters of common concern to the regional campuses shall be coordinated through a coordinating council of regional campus deans and directors. ...

...(A) There shall be four regional campuses of the university, as established in paragraph (B)(5) of rule 3335-1-05 of the Administrative Code. (B) The four regional campuses shall be administered separately by their respective deans and directors.

...The graduate school shall consist of those components established in paragraph (B)(4) of rule 3335-1-05 of the Administrative Code.

...(A) Definitions and construction. (1) Academic program or program means: (a) A college, school, department, division, or instructional unit headed by an academic administrator; (b) A research or service unit, which may or may not educate students headed by an academic administrator; (c) A coherent set of courses, or program of study, which leads to an academic degree; or (d) A coherent set of courses, or p...

...(A) Definitions and construction. (1) Academic program or program means: (a) A college, school, department, division, or instructional unit headed by an academic administrator; (b) A research or service unit, which may or may not educate students headed by an academic administrator; (c) A coherent set of courses, or program of study, which leads to an academic degree; or (d) A coherent set of courses, or p...

...(A) This rule shall apply to all formal complaints of misconduct against faculty members as defined in paragraphs (A) and (B) of rule 3335-5-19 of the Administration Code. Complaints may be filed under this rule against any individual with a faculty appointment, including administrators who hold such appointments. Complaints about the performance of administrators in their administrative capacity...

...(A) This rule shall apply to all formal complaints of misconduct against faculty members as defined in paragraphs (A) and (B) of rule 3335-5-19 of the Administration Code. Complaints may be filed under this rule against any individual with a faculty appointment, including administrators who hold such appointments. Complaints about the performance of administrators in their administrative capacity...

...(A) This rule shall apply to all formal complaints of failure to meet academic responsibilities, post-tenure review, and misconduct against faculty members as defined in paragraphs (A) and (B) of rule 3335-5-19 of the Administration Code. Complaints may be filed under this rule against any individual with a faculty appointment, including administrators who hold such appointments. Complaints about...

...(A) This rule applies to complaints made against faculty members involving misconduct and other violations of applicable law, university policies or rules, or unit governance documents that do not otherwise fall under rule 3335-5-04.1, 3335-5-04.2, or 3335-5-04.3 of the Administration Code faculty member may be disciplined for violations established under this rule, up to and including termination...

...(A) This rule applies to complaints made against faculty members involving misconduct and other violations of applicable law, university policies or rules, or unit governance documents that do not otherwise fall under rule 3335-5-04.1, 3335-5-04.2, or 3335-5-04.3 of the Administrative Code. If complaints against a faculty member are brought concurrently under both rules 3335-5-04.1 and 3335-5-04 o...

...(A) This rule applies to complaints made against faculty members involving misconduct and other violations of applicable law, university policies or rules, or unit governance documents that do not otherwise fall under rule 3335-5-04.1, 3335-5-04.2, or 3335-5-04.3 of the Administrative Code. If complaints against a faculty member are brought concurrently under both rules 3335-5-04.1 and 3335-5-04 of the Administrative...

...(A) This rule applies to complaints made against tenured faculty members under the post-tenure review process set forth in section 3345.453 of the Revised Code and the faculty annual review, post-tenure review, and reappointment policy. A tenured faculty member shall be required to undergo a post-tenure review if they: (1) receive a rating of "does not meet expectations" in the same area on their ...

...The university senate shall have committees designated as organizing, standing, or special. (A) Membership. (1) Unless otherwise designated by rule, the president shall appoint all committees of the university faculty and the senate (see paragraph (A)(2) of rule 3335-1-03 of the Administrative Code). (2) When a rule provides for the option of selecting a designee to a committee, the designee shal...

...(A) Membership. The committee on academic misconduct shall consist of sixty-two members. (1) Thirty faculty at least half of whom shall be tenure-track faculty. Faculty members are eligible for reappointment, but may not serve more than two consecutive terms. (2) Thirty students. (a) Fifteen graduate students. (b) Fifteen undergraduate students. The term of service shall begin with the su...

...(A) Membership. The committee on academic misconduct shall consist of sixty-two members. (1) Thirty faculty, at least half of whom shall be tenure-track faculty. Faculty members are eligible for reappointment, but may not serve more than two consecutive terms. (2) Thirty students. (a) Fifteen graduate students. (b) Fifteen undergraduate students. The term of service shall begin with the s...

...(A) Probationary periods are established for tenure-track faculty members. During a probationary period a faculty member does not have tenure and is considered for reappointment annually. (B) Length of probationary period. (1) An appointment as professor or associate professor will generally entail tenure. However, a probationary period not to exceed four years may be granted by the office of ...

...(A) Probationary periods are established for tenure-track faculty members. During a probationary period a faculty member does not have tenure and is considered for reappointment annually. (B) Length of probationary period. (1) An appointment as professor or associate professor will generally entail tenure. However, a probationary period not to exceed four years may be granted by the office of ...

...(A) A tenure initiating unit is a division, department, school, or college approved by the council on academic affairs, the university senate, and the board of trustees. A tenure initiating unit has the following responsibilities for all faculty members assigned to it: to assist in professional development; to evaluate; to maintain official personnel records; and to initiate promotion, tenure, reappointment, and nonr...

...(A) All courses shall be assigned a number of credit hours in accordance with the procedure outlined in rules 3335-8-02 to 3335-8-04 of the Administrative Code. This may be any number from zero on up; however, in determining the credit hours assigned, the department, school, college and council on academic affairs should use as a guide the following suggested standards: (1) One credit hour shall be assigned for each...

...(A) Full-time dean's list. (1) To be recognized with the "dean's list" status, an undergraduate must: (a) Earn a minimum GPA of 3.5 while successfully completing twelve or more hours of graded coursework in a single term. (b) Not earn any of the following marks during the term in which a 3.5 GPA is achieved: "E," "EN," "NP," "NEN," "U," "UEN," "I," "IX" or "NG." (c) Not have any unresolved...

...(A) The instructor (or in the case of a graduate teaching associate, the supervising faculty member), the chair of the instructor's department (with the agreement of the instructor), or other appropriate administrative official may disenroll a student from a course if: (1) After the third instructional day of the semester, summer term, or session, the first Friday of the semester, summer ter...

...(A) Except for cases meeting the conditions of paragraph (B) of this rule, residence credit will be given only for work taken in residence within the basic organization of the educational units of the university. (See rule 3335-1-05 of the Administrative Code.) (B) By pre-arrangement with the head of the department or school concerned and with the approval in advance of the appropriate executive committee, an underg...

...(A) "Fees authorized" are those fees which are paid on behalf of a student through university accounts for the purpose of services rendered, employee benefits or student assistance. A fee authorization provides the authority to spend money from whatever account is specified to pay student fees. All fees must be authorized following procedures promulgated by the office of fees and deposits. An approved fee authoriz...

...(A) The president shall have the final responsibility and authority for the discipline of all students of the university. The president may delegate this responsibility and authority (see paragraph (E) of rule 3335-1-03 of the Administrative Code). (B) The deans of colleges and of the graduate school, the directors of schools, and the chairs of departments, respectively, are responsible to the pr...