Information & Forms for Faculty
The following pages highlight the services that we provide for you and our students. If you have any questions at any time, please feel free to call our office. Any one of our deans would be happy to talk with you.
- Any student concerns can be directed to the Associate Dean , including absences, personal problems, and related concerns.
- Assistant Dean Lori McClaind works primarily with first-year student programs and will follow-up with any concerns regarding first-year students.
- Assistant Dean Cheryl Ashcroft, with the help of Program Coordinator Lisa Ruebeck, arranges support services for students with learning and other disabilities.
We look forward to working with you throughout the upcoming semesters.
Section 3 Notices
Named for its position in the Rules and Procedures of the Faculty (2.2.5. Section 3), Section 3 forms should be completed if a student appears to be neglecting course work or interferes with the discipline of any courses. Please complete the following electronic form. The student and his/her advisor will be notified through e-mail. Students are instructed to print out the form and take it to their instructor, advisor and the associate dean’s office for signatures. If students neglect the first report of the Section 3 notice, the instructor can file a second report. Students failing to react to the second report may be dropped from the course.
RULES AND PROCEDURES OF THE FACULTY 3.2.5 SECTION 3 REPORT #1
(To be completed by the instructor)
Mid Term Grade Reports
We have instituted a mid-term grade report process for all freshmen and sophomore students. In mid October and March, instructors may submit mid-term grades for their freshmen and sophomore students using Banner web for faculty (similar to entering grades at the end of the semester). Instructors will receive an email from the Provost’s Office early in October and March explaining the process and important dates. These grades are extremely important in our monitoring and advising of students. Mid-term grade reports are sent to students and parents and are accessible to students through the web for student system.
Academic Dishonesty
The Office of Student Conduct and Academic Support Services have been divided into two separate departments within the Dean of Students Office. Academic dishonesty cases or questions and concerns regarding our judicial system should be directed to Assistant Dean Chris Mulvihill (cjm9@lehigh.edu, 610-758-4159) at the Office of Student Conduct.