form and proposal will then be reviewed by the Department Chair and sent on to the Graduate Program Director for review. Please note that any requests for Art History course substitutions must be approved by the Chair of the Art History department. READMISSION Graduate students who have withdrawn from the degree program must file a new application for admission. A graduate student who wishes to be reinstated after having been dropped from a program for failure to maintain standards of scholarship may appeal to the Graduate Board for reinstatement. This appeal must be filed within two years of the date of dismissal. REGISTRATION ISSUES If you experience registration issues/errors such as Conflict” or Restriction”, your “Time “Degree departmental secretary can assist you with this as long as you have permission to take the course. Please see list of departmental secretaries below: Art History Secretary Michelle Gudknecht, Tyler Administrative Suite, Room 210L – Art Education/Community Arts Practices Secretary- Cynthia Patterson, Administrative Suite, Room 210J Crafts Secretary (Ceramics, Metals, Fibers)- Pat Reavis, Tyler Administrative Suite, Room 210N Foundations Secretary- Edda Alicia, Tyler Administrative Suite, Room 210P GAD Secretary (GAID, Photo, Printmaking)- Nora Leva, Tyler Administrative Suite, Room 210V PDS Secretary (Painting/Sculpture)- Matt Sepielli, Tyler Administrative Suite, Room 210U **Late Registration - Temple conducts a Late Registration for those registering late. Late fees are determined by the University. STUDENT EDUCATIONAL RECORDS The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 (The Buckley Amendment) provides the following rights for students attending Temple University: The right, with minor limitations, to inspect and review his or her educational records. The right, with certain exceptions, to prevent disclosure to third parties of information from his or her educational records. Exceptions to these include University officials and employees, other institutions, federal officials, financial aid officials, accrediting bodies, and health or first aid personnel. The right to withhold public disclosure of "directory information." This may be done by written notification of the Dean of Students within two weeks after publication of this notice. current University policy, directory information includes a student's name, confirmation of
form and proposal will then be reviewed by the Department Chair and sent on to the Graduate Program Director for review. Please note that any requests for Art History course substitutions must be approved by the Chair of the Art History department. READMISSION Graduate students who have withdrawn from the degree program must file a new application for admission. A graduate student who wishes to be reinstated after having been dropped from a program for failure to maintain standards of scholarship may appeal to the Graduate Board for reinstatement. This appeal must be filed within two years of the date of dismissal. REGISTRATION ISSUES If you experience registration issues/errors such as “Time Conflict” or “Degree Restriction”, your departmental secretary can assist you with this as long as you have permission to take the course. Please see list of departmental secretaries below: Art History Secretary – Michelle Gudknecht, Tyler Administrative Suite, Room 210L Art Education/Community Arts Practices Secretary- Cynthia Patterson, Administrative Suite, Room 210J Crafts Secretary (Ceramics, Metals, Fibers)- Pat Reavis, Tyler Administrative Suite, Room 210N Foundations Secretary- Edda Alicia, Tyler Administrative Suite, Room 210P GAD Secretary (GAID, Photo, Printmaking)- Nora Leva, Tyler Administrative Suite, Room 210V PDS Secretary (Painting/Sculpture)- Matt Sepielli, Tyler Administrative Suite, Room 210U **Late Registration - Temple conducts a Late Registration for those registering late. Late fees are determined by the University. STUDENT EDUCATIONAL RECORDS The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 (The Buckley Amendment) provides the following rights for students attending Temple University: The right, with minor limitations, to inspect and review his or her educational records. The right, with certain exceptions, to prevent disclosure to third parties of information from his or her educational records. Exceptions to these include University officials and employees, other institutions, federal officials, financial aid officials, accrediting bodies, and health or first aid personnel. The right to withhold public disclosure of "directory information." This may be done by written notification of the Dean of Students within two weeks after publication of this notice. current University policy, directory information includes a student's name, confirmation of
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