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This policy sets minimum standards for early feedback to students as well as timely grading of assessed activities in the class.
Fifteen business days prior to the start of the term, the University may begin using the Registration Cancellation process for unpaid credit registrations. The University may continue to use the Registration Cancellation process through the end of the fifth business day of the term.
Minnesota State University Moorhead shall issue timely warnings regarding the presence of Clery Act crimes that have occurred within the campus’ Clery geography as required by the federal Clery Act legislation.
Email is an appropriate and preferred method for official communication by MSUM with students. All official University business will be conducted via "mnstate.edu" email accounts.
In compliance with applicable law, MSUM generally allows service animals in its buildings, classrooms, residence halls, meetings, dining areas, recreational facilities, activities and events when the animal is accompanied by an individual with a disability who indicates the service animal is trained to provide, and does provide, a specific service to them that is directly related to their disability.
Sexual misconduct is an intolerable intrusion into the most personal and private rights of an individual, and is prohibited at Minnesota State University Moorhead (MSUM).
Minnesota State University Moorhead (MSUM) uses security cameras as one resource to enhance the safety and security of persons and property. Additionally, security cameras may provide beneficial information for management and operations of MSUM.
As of January 1, 2008, smoking, tobacco use, and tobacco sales (including the use or sales of smokeless tobacco products) are prohibited on University-owned, -operated, -or leased property, and in University-owned, -leased, or -operated vehicles.
Students, faculty, staff, elders, and cultural teachers, who are members of an American Indian Tribe, are free to use tobacco, sage, sweet grass, cedar, and incense to conduct individual or group traditional practices including, but not limited to Opening/Closing prayers, Smudging, Feasts, Pipe Ceremonies, Pow Wows, and Drumming/Singing.
The University shall create, implement, and monitor appropriate plans, programs, procedures, and training consistent with applicable legal and professional standards, regulations and available resources to promote safety and security of individuals and University property.