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Purpose

This policy outlines the procedure for request and obtainment of a posthumous degree in the event that a 佪圖APP student becomes deceased.

Scope

This policy applies to undergraduate 佪圖APP students.

Policy

In the event of a student’s untimely death, the university may grant a posthumous degree if the following criteria are met.

Undergraduate students

Eligibility

  • The student had reached senior status and had completed at least 50% of the major requirements.
  • The student was in good standing with a cumulative GPA of 2.00 or higher.
  • The student had no pending disciplinary sanctions.
  • The academic college in which the student was enrolled recommends the awarding of a posthumous degree.

Procedure

  • Anyone can request a deceased student be considered for a posthumous degree. It is recommended that this request be made within two years of the students passing.
  • Once a request has been made, the students academic college dean and department faculty will review the students eligibility. If the college representatives determine that the student is eligible for a posthumous degree, the recommendation will be forwarded to the Provost.
  • If approved, the Provost will direct the Registrar to award the degree and request a diploma to be sent to the next of kin.
  • The statement Awarded Posthumously will be printed on both the students transcript and the diploma.

Please direct any questions about this policy to the Office of the Registrar.

Contact Info

Office of the Provost and Academic Affairs

Library and Academic Resources Center (LARC), Suite 325