PROCEDURES
FOR STUDENT COMPLAINTS
- A student who has a complaint
related to a Physics or Astronomy course should follow the procedures
summarized below. The full policy on student complaints is on-line in the
College's Student Academic Handbook http://www.clas.uiowa.edu/students/academic_handbook/ix.shtml#4.
- Ordinarily, the student
should attempt to resolve the matter with the instructor first. If the
complaint is not resolved to the student's satisfaction, the student
should go to the course supervisor (if the instructor is a teaching
assistant) or to Associate Chair, Professor Craig Kletzing
(335-1686).
- If the matter remains
unresolved, the student may submit a written complaint to the Associate
Dean for Academic Programs, 120 Schaeffer Hall (335-2633). The associate
dean will attempt to resolve the complaint and, if necessary, may convene
a special committee to recommend appropriate action. In any event, the
associate dean will respond to the student in writing regarding the disposition
of the complaint. For any complaint that cannot be resolved through the
mechanisms described above, please refer to the College's Student Academic
Handbook for further information.