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`aonnrll lnlormatlon
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`How to Read this Catalog
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`Kc”aTemtc Calendar
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`Board of Regents and Adminisuntive Offioers
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`Univusity Profile
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`Gflduate and Profesxluntl Deyue Proguns
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`Amlicazion for Adrnissiou and Rcflmllion
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`'I\.1ltion and Foes
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`Scholnrshipa nnd Fmancill Aid
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`Requiranmu
`Acadcmic R
`Italians and
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` ' Pmynms and Oppomnities
`LI’1'nnes
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`Conpuu-.r Raourucs
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`Facilities and Resources
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`Student Savitxs
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`Edumtion It UH stresses Independent Imrning and
`pmblem-solving, Students nre not expected to learn
`all orevcn mostofwhudneywillberequlredtolmow
`over the course of Ihcir caruzs. Rather. the university’:
`goal is to pmvlde a sound hue ufknqwlpdgc, skills,
`and prlcticc. Further. it strives to foster auimdu that
`will allow nndmcounge luyaduancstqcmfinncdudr
`educadon !hruughoulI.he.ir1ives and to apply that
`lmuwkdge to improve their lives Ind the quality of
`their sodetyl
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`Admission to UH in selective nnd competitive. The
`university has '1 cmnmluncntto provide educational
`opporutnldc: for minority Itudu'm, indudjng rpecial
`schohrship and support programs, and has minority
`faculty, mtf. end student recruitment pronnms.
`TheUniversity of Hounon provides educaionnl
`programs of high qunlity for parHimc and working
`smdenu, and schedules courses throughout the day
`and evening to necormnodnm stu¢ntx' needs for
`flexible class sdmdules, The campus makes no
`dndnction In requlruncnts or quality of instruction
`between the degree pmgims oficted through dly or
`evening classes. Proyuns ofinstrucdm are Ivnilable
`u speck] teaching
`for residents living far
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`' UH is Houston‘: largest public outreach university.
`lu god is to provide an an—go'mg remqrch base to meet
`the needs ofHaustnn‘_I business, gxwernmont. Incl
`énltunl connnunities. Resurch family serve as role
`models md slur: with Ivutlents infarrmdon, Ideas.
`and problems rclzvlnt to the fields of Icndemlc study.
`Bnsic
`takes plue largely within Hisdplinary
`depumneaus. Applied. problem-oriented research.
`usually lnvolvlng rgvénl disciplines. is conducted in
`A variety of UK‘:
`imtlfntrx. The University
`actively seeks ex!emn1_ support for its rnsemh pro-
`grams fmrn goverrmmt and private soun:e.x
`The ednadnngl mission o(U'Fl is also designed
`to meet the business. science Ind health. lcgll.
`govcrnmau:l,m¢q:lmmlne:d:ofthecity.'lhm:yn
`its regular nmdcmic unit: Ind its extensive continuing
`education progrimn. UI-I offer: the opportunity for
`resident: of Houston to nulnuin or improve skills
`and knowlodge Itanhey need to enhance theircareers
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`the form of tests. papers. orrepona during the l4
`involved; falsifying records and results of scademlc
`calendar days prior to the examination period of each
`work; or falsely presenting someone else's work as
`aerneater. or five calendar days prior to the exarrlina~
`one‘: own. This policy shall wver these liars and
`tion period of each summer session
`others as detailed in the Academic Honesty Policy.
`There will be no final examination! during the
`The penalties for confirmed breaches of this
`reading period.
`policy shall be commensurate with the nature of the
`offense and with the record of the student regarding
`classroom Ind Laboratory Examination
`any previous infractions. They will range from a
`For purposes of security. and to ensure that asaia~
`lowered yade or failure on an examination or
`tanca is available. it is expected that someone
`assiprrneut or failure in the course. to probation
`familiar with the examination being administered.
`either tbe instructor or a designate. will be present
`or temporary or permanent suspension Burn the
`university, or a combination of these.
`lu the room during the examination period. It is
`The allegation of infraction shall normally start
`recognized that such an expectation is not always
`with the faculty member in whose class the alleged
`appropriate. for example. when an honor code is in
`infraction occurred and proceed to a hearing with the
`effect. when the class ls a graduate seminar. or when
`the forrunt of the examination makes it unnecessary.
`department chair. Where disagreement with respect
`to guilt. nature ofthe tramgres-ion. or penalty
`Final Grade Imports
`proposed occurs. either party will have the right to
`The Office of Registration and Academic Records
`hearings at the college level and the right oi‘ a
`malls finalgradesasroonastheyarccompiled after
`procedural review by the office of the senior vice
`the close of the semester or surru-rrer sessions. The
`president for academic afiairr. ‘nae accused student
`also has the basic rights of proper written notifica-
`report reflects the grade assigned by the lusnudor
`tion nfthe nccusation and the time and place of any
`on the final grade sheet. Any subsequent change is
`not included. Grades are sent to the students‘ mailing
`hearinga coneemiug the case; fair hearing: with
`address listed on university records. Only one report
`opportunity to meet the accuser; and the opportunity
`is mailed. Additional copies are not available.
`to present evidence and witnesses in the defense
`The accused Ituderlt may seek the advice of couruel.
`Students are rt-sponsiblc for reporting their correct
`'llie accused student may he judgal and assigned
`mailing address to the Offioeof Regimntion and
`Academic Records or any Enrollment Services
`penalty by the department chair, or a hearing commit-
`office.
`tee of the oollege. depending on the level at which
`the case is appealed. Finally. the senior vice presi-
`Student Records
`dent of the university may examine the case and
`cnnngo cl Alt-on
`orda I review. The Academic Honnty Policy sets
`forth the manner in whitzh the various notifications.
`All students must file changes of address andlor
`name with the Office of Registration and Academic
`appointments of hearing. and tlrniug of these events
`shall be carried out. and indicate by whom they
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`shall he conducted.
`Students who fail to report a new address will
`not be exnrsed from penalties on the grounds tlm
`The policy applies to all college: within the
`communications mailed from the University of
`uulvra-sity, with some procedural exceptions in the
`Houston were not received in time.
`sional colleges. It is the responsibility of the
`rdrulnistratlve olficers involved (department chair.
`change of Home
`dean. senior vice president for academic affairs) to
`The university records students’ names based upon _
`ensure that the policy is implemented fairly and in a
`timely manner. it is the responsrhiliry of the faculty
`and sttldents to discourage academic dishonesty by
`examining ippropnate precautions in situations
`where infractions may occur and by properly
`reporting instances of such infractions.
`All members of. and participants in. the academic
`life of the university are to he govuned by this
`policy and should familiarize themselves with its
`content.
`Final Exarrslrration
`Final atarninationr are given during the time and
`date designated in the class schedule. Any excep-
`tions to this policy must be approved in writing by
`the dean of the college and announced no later than
`the last day to drop a course
`In retoytititm ofthe student‘: need no prepare
`for final exarnlaations. it is cont-.r-ary to campus
`policy to assign previoualy unscheduled work in
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`Students are required to be continuously enrolled
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`semester in which the thesis or dissertation is
`submitted to and accepted by the university. Failure
`to enroll in thesis or dissertation courses may delay
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`college requirements regarding summer registration
`for thesis or dissertation credit hours.
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`credit hour requirement for the degree in progress
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`paid. Students should consult the dean of their
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`Students may register in absentla for thesis or
`dissertation courses if arrangeinenta are made
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`weeks before the registration period. Registration
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`Six semester hours may be earned for the master’:
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`required of the student, a inaxintrnri of six hours
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`allowed toward the degree for the doctoral dissona-
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`Suggested Form lor Thesis or Dluertatlon
`At a general rule. the format and style of presenta-
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`of scientific and scholarly wilting in the discipline.
`For instances in which this general rule is an
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`Illtdlng and Dlitriblallon of
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`or dissertation should be submitted to the appropriate ‘‘
`college ofiice for binding as early as possible. but
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