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The University Assessment Committee oversees assessment planning and reporting for all departments involved in student learning across the university, including both curricular and co-curricular areas. The committee is charged with assuring that these areas have a commitment to student learning that aligns with the mission, vision and strategic priorities of the university. The Committee reports directly to the Provost and Senior Vice President of Academic Affairs.
Minnesota State University Moorhead approved times for classes policy updated to simplify options for classes that do not meet for a typical 150 minutes per week.
Students at Minnesota State University Moorhead are divided into classes as follows: Freshman 0-29 credits Sophomore 30-59 credits Junior 60-89 credits Senior 90 or more credits Special students are admitted on an individual basis and classified separately since they are not participating in degree programs.
Employees may not use state time or resources to solicit or collect donations on behalf of private organizations, including nonprofit charities, regardless of the merits of such campaigns. State time and resources are permitted to be used for the fundraising efforts of the university and its related foundation.
MSUM supports an individual’s right to breastfeed on campus. A private room (not a toilet stall or restroom) shall be available for members of the campus community to breastfeed or express milk.
Students who wish to audit or attend a course without seeking credit must be admitted to the University, be registered for the course, and pay full tuition and fees. Classes taken for audit are not eligible for financial aid and do not count toward full-time status. Students may be billed for financial aid if classes taken for credit are later changed to audit status.
MSUM will maintain inventory records for the University’s capital assets.
Academic Appeals can be filed to seek waiver of a graduation or Liberal Arts and Sciences Curriculum requirements, retroactively withdraw from a course (after the withdrawal deadline has passed), and other similar situations. Appeals to retroactively withdraw cannot be accepted if five years have passed since the course in question was taken. Students can inquire in the Registrar’s Office whether an appeal is appropriate in their situation.
The use, possession, distribution, manufacture, or sale of any alcoholic beverage is prohibited on the campus. The illegal or unauthorized use, possession, distribution, manufacture, or sale of any controlled substance or drugs is prohibited on the campus.
An exception for instructional purposes in accordance with Board Policy 5.18 allows for the use of alcohol in laboratory and classroom instruction or experiments. An exception for one-time (single event) use of alcohol or 3.2% malt liquor (beer) may be granted in accordance with Board Policy 5.18.2.