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Coordinators of DL
Aparna, Jimmy, Sami, Preet, Gabi
Pro-staff members
Norma, Kim, Oscar
What is the mission of a research university?
to discover new knowledge
Research is a process of _____
discovering and creating knowledge
What does FERPA stand for?
Family Education Rights Privacy Act
Information not protected under FERPA that can be made public are:
name, age, address, units, enrollment status, etc.
7-7-7 rule
7 words, 7 lines, 7 seconds
level 3
hand gestures that are shoulder height
quid pro quo
you scratch my back ill scratch yours - refers to employment or academic dishonesty based on favors
dishonest conduct
when a student submits work that is not their own
Different types of sexual assault
verbal, non-verbal, physical
6 competencies of Bloom's Hierarchy of Knowledge
knowledge (memorizing), comprehension (understanding), application (using), analysis (taking apart), synthesis (creating), evaluation (judging)
public postsecondary education segments as mentioned in the California Master Plan
UC system, California State University, Community college
social issues a freshman may experience during their first year at a university:
living situation, social/friend networks, activities offered, impact of work and other communities, party/social scene, impact of athletic involvement, being in the minority
bell curve
C = mean
A = two standard deviations higher
B = one standard deviation higher
D = one standard deviation below
F = two standard deviation below
What happens during week 5?
1) schedule of classes for the next quarter are released
2) students should make appointments to see academic counselors
Students are allowed __ pass/no pass units per quarter
4
T/F: P/NP units roll over if not used up
true
What grade do you get to (for P/NP classes) to pass and receive units? To not pass and fail to receive units?
C or better; C- or worse
P/NP in relation to major required courses?
Major required courses cannot be taken P/NP
P/NP in relation to students on academic probation?
Students on academic probation cannot take courses P/NP
When can P/NP grades be changed electronically?
Before Week 2, P/NP grade can be changed electronically; After Week 2, Enrollment Exception must be submitted both to instructor and Dean
___ students are allowed to change P/NP grades until week 10
Undecided/Undeclared
What should you never tell a student to do in relation to grades?
Never tell a student to put anything about grades or not needing a class for their major on to justify for changing a class to P/NP. (it will not get approved)
Drop Deadline (electronically)?
After Week 2, Friday 5 PM
strict drop policies occur in (after the deadline you can't drop these classes):
University Studies 1, Bio Sci courses, Lab courses, Humanities courses
Reasons to drop after week 2 could include extreme circumstances such as:
Death in family, financial hardship, hospitalization. ZOT account will be charged $3
Three categories of bad academic standing
academic probation, unit probation, disqualification
academic probation
quarterly and/or cumulative GPA 1.5-1.99
unit probation
-taking less than specified amount of units (1st years need at 41-45 units at the end of Spring)
-not maintaining normal progress
-subject to probation = 27-40
-subject to disqualification = 26
disqualification
expulsion from entire UC system. Quarterly/cumulative GPA below 1.5.

GPA 0 - 1.499 or two consecutive quarters on AP
Good academic standing
Dean's Honor: 3.5+ GPA with a minimum of 12 units (notated on transcript)
repeating courses at UCI
can only repeat if student received C- or lower. CANNOT repeat if student received a C or better. When you take for a letter grade, yo have to take it again.
What about courses taken P/NP?
you can retake it graded if you wish
You can only repeat ___ units
16
What about WC or W
Workload Credit / Withdrawal: do not get calculated into GPA and can be taken P/NP. It does not get counted towards graduation. You can withdraw from a class if you drop after week 6.
____ minimum units to graduate
180
NR
No Report - grade was not submitted on time or that student was not present for the final. NR will turn into a NP or F after one quarter
I
incomplete - extenuating circumstance in the middle of the quarter. Must be passing at the time of grade change, and must make an agreement with the professor. Work will be made up. F/NP after 3 quarters
End of Spring units:
Freshman: 0- 44.9
Sophomore: 45-89.9
Junior: 90 - 134.9
Senior: 135+
UCI Grading Scale
A: 4.0
A-: 3.7
B+: 3.3
B: 3.0
B-: 2.7
C+: 2.3
C: 2.0
C-: 1.7
D+: 1.3
D: 1.0
D-: .7
F: 0
academic integrity vs. academic dishonesty
academic integrity - avoid cheating a plagiarizing, submitting work on time and cite sources

academic dishonesty - the opposite
academic misconduct - which grade/year is the worst?
freshmen (instructor action - fail assignment)
microaggression
verbal, nonverbal and environmental slights or insults.

intentional/unintentional

communicate hostile messages based upon marginalized group membership
effects of microaggressions
invalidate identity, demean the person, regulate into inferior status
three types of microaggressions
1) microinsult
2) microassault
3) microinvalidation
microinsult
demean a racial heritage/identity; unconscious; unconsciously disguised as a compliment
microinvalidation
most harmful: negate or nullify feelings, experiential reality of person of color
tips for time management (the short-term way)
1) to do list
2) do not get distracted
3) prioritize by deadlines