Alexandria Technical & 成人直播 Policies and Procedures outline the rules, expectations, and processes for all students, employees, and external entities or individuals who may interact with the college or campus community.
Policies
Policies are a course or principle of action adopted by the college and are numbered with one chapter number and one subsection.
Example: 1A.1 or 3.6
Procedures
Procedures are established or official ways of carrying out a policy and are numbered with one chapter number and at least two subsections.
Example: 1A.1.1 or 3.6.1
Any current college employee or student may suggest the creation of a new policy/procedure or modifications to an existing policy/procedure by emailing research@alextech.edu.
ATCC has documented the submission, review, and approval process for new or revised policies and procedures in the Policy/Procedure Workflow. Feedback is collected from several stakeholder groups depending on the topic of the policy/procedure being created or modified. These groups have the opportunity to review content and recommend changes before the policy/procedure moves forward.
Additional information can be found in policy 1A.1 Policies & Procedures and procedure 1A.1.1 Policies & Procedures.
The ATCC President maintains final approval authority over all policies/procedures.
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Policies & Procedures
- 1A.1 Policies and Procedures
- 1A.2 Organization and Administration
- 1B.1 Equal Opportunity and Nondiscrimination in Employment and Education
- 1B.2 Affirmative Action in Employment
- 1B.3 Sexual Violence
- 1B.4 Access and Accommodation for Individuals with Disabilities
- 1B.6 Title IX and Sex Discrimination
- 1C.2 Fraudulent or Other Dishonest Acts
- 2.2 State Residency Requirements
- 2.3 Student Involvement in Decision-Making
- 2.5 Student Directory Information
- 2.6 Intercollegiate Athletics
- 2.7 Immigration and Department of Homeland Security Requirements
- 2.9 Academic Standing and Financial Aid Satisfactory Academic Progress
- 2.11 Financial Assistance
- 3.1 Student Rights and Responsibilities
- 3.3 Assessment for Course Placement
- 3.4 Undergraduate Admissions
- 3.5 Post-Secondary Enrollment Options (PSEO) Program
- 3.6 Student Code of Conduct
- 3.8 Student Complaints and Grievances
- 3.10 Course Registration
- 3.11 Student Attendance
- 3.12 Academic Integrity
- 3.13 Student Record Retention
- 3.14 Official College Communication
- 3.16 Articulated College Credit
- 3.17 Credit Hour Assignment and Course Grading
- 3.18 Honorary Degrees
- 3.21 Course and Credit Transfer and the Minnesota Transfer Curriculum
- 3.22 Course Outlines and Syllabi
- 3.26 Intellectual Property
- 3.27 Copyrights
- 3.29 ATCC Transcripts
- 3.30 Program Advisory Committees
- 3.32 Faculty Qualifications
- 3.34 Length of Semesters
- 3.35 Credit for Prior Learning
- 3.36 Academic Programs
- 3.43 Accreditation
- 3.42 Posthumous Academic Awards
- 3.45 Body Worn Camera and In-Car Camera Systems
- 4.1 Staff Professional Development
- 4.4 Weather/Short-Term Emergency Closings
- 4.5 Student Employment
- 4.6 Re-Employment of Early Retirees
- 4.7 Sabbatical Leaves
- 4.9 Employee Evaluation
- 4.10 Nepotism
- 5.11 Tuition and Fees
- 5.12 Financial Due Dates, Refunds, Withdrawals, and Waivers
- 5.13 Information Technology Administration
- 5.14 Contracts, Procurements, and Supplier Diversity
- 5.15 College-owned Cell Phone Policy
- 5.18 Alcohol and Drug-Free Campus and Tobacco & Electronic Cigarettes on Campus
- 5.19 Travel for Official College Business
- 5.22 Acceptable Use of Computers and Information Technology Resources
- 5.23 Security and Privacy of Information Resources
- 5.24 Safety and Security Compliance
- 5.26 Management of Enterprise System Data
- 5.27 Campus Parking & Access
- 5.28 Gifts and Donations
- 6.1 Building and Service Hours
- 6.4.2 Animals in Building Policy
- 6.7.2 College Facility Use
- 6.11.1 Keys and Campus Access Cards
- 6.12 Campus Security and Crime Reporting
- 6.14 Security Cameras
- 7.3 Financial Administration
- 7.5 Financial Institutions and Investments