Students With Disabilities: Anyone who has a disability that may require some modification of seating, testing, or other class requirements should contact me so that we can make suitable arrangements. Contact me after class or during my office hours. For further details please consult the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Student Academic Handbook (CLAS Handbook), or contact the Office of Student Disabilities Services at 335-1462.

Student Complaints: Any complaints about the Instructor should first be taken to the Instructor. If the complaint is not resolved to the satisfaction of the student, he or she should contact the Department Associate Chair (Professor Mary Hall Reno) or Chair (Professor Thomas Boggess). They can be contacted through the Secretary in the Physics Department General Office, VAN 203. Additional details are described in the CLAS Handbook or in the current Schedule of Courses.

University Policy on Plagarism and Cheating: Plagarism and/or cheating will not be tolerated. The Instructor will notify the student in writing soon after any incident. The Instructor will then decide, in consultation with the DEO whether to reduce the grade on the assignment/exam, the grade for the course, or give an F for the course. More details on the University Policy can be found in the CLAS Handbook.

Student Rights and Responsibilities: The following is excerpted from the CLAS Handbook. "All students in the college have specific rights and responsibilities. You have the right to adjudication of any complaints you have about the classroom activities or instructor actions. Information on these procedures is available in the Schedule of Courses and on-line in the College's Student Academic Handbook. You also have the right to expect a classroom environment that enables you to learn, including modifications if you have a disability." "Your responsibilities to this class and to your education as a whole include attendance and participation. You are also expected to be honest and honorable in your fulfillment of assignments and in test-taking situations. You have a responsibility to the rest of the class, and to the instructor, to help create a classroom environment where all may learn. At the most basic level, this means that you will respect the other members of the class and the instructor, and treat them with the courtesy you hope to receive in turn."