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Fall 2009 Calendar of Important Dates
Final Examinations for 8 week sessions are scheduled for the last day of classes at the regular class meeting time and location.
April 24-August 21 Fall Open Registration (ends at Noon on August 21) November 2-12 Spring 2010 Early Registration
August 14 Fall Semester Financial Aid Disbursements Begin November 3 Submission of Theses to Library for Format Check
August 20 Fall Orientation for New International Students Nov. 13-Jan. 15 Spring 2010 Open Registration (ends at noon January 15)
August 21 Fee Payment Deadline for Fall Early and Open Reg., Noon November 15� Fall Deadline for Submission of Theses/Projects to Dean
August 22 Fall Orientation for New Students November 19 Last Day to Drop/Withdraw 8-week II Classes
August 22-Aug 31 �Fall 2009 Late Registration November 25-28 Thanksgiving Holidays - Students
August 23 Last Day for Full Refund on Total Withdrawal for Fall November 26-27 Thanksgiving Holidays - Staff
August 24 First Class Day for Fall 2009 December 5 Last Class Day of Fall 2009 (Regular Session)
August 24 First Class Day for Fall 8-week I and Regular Session December 6 Fall Deadline for Final Approval of Theses/Projects by Dean
August 31 6th Class Day (8-week I Session Census Day) December 7-12 Fall Final Examination Period (Regular Session)
September 1 Fee Payment Deadline for Fall Late Reg., 6:00 p.m. December 12 Last Class Day of 8-week II Session
September 7 University Holiday (Labor Day) �December 14 Official Closing of Fall 2009 Semester
September 8 12th Class Day (Fall Official Census Date) December 14 Degree Conferral Date
September 15 Graduation Fest December 16 Grades Due for Regular and 8-week II Sessions
September 25 Last Day to Apply for Fall 2009 Graduation December 19 Commencement Ceremony at Reliant Arena (10am and 3pm)
September 26 Last Day to Drop/Withdraw 8-week I Classes December 21 Fall Grades Available over E-Services
October 12-17 Mid-semester Week December 22 Begin Mailing Transcripts with Fall Grades
October 15-20 Fall II Late Registration (for 8-week II classes only) December 23 Begin Mailing Transcripts with Fall Degrees
October 17 Last Class Day of 8-week I Session Dec. 24-Jan. 1 University Holidays (tentative)
October 19 First Class Day for 8-week II Session January 15� Fee Payment Deadline for Spring 2010 Early and
October 21 Fee Payment Deadline for Fall II Late Reg., 6:00 p.m. Open Registration, 12:00 Noon
October 21 Grades Due for 8 week I Session January 16-27 Spring 2010 Late Registration
October 23 Fall 8 wk I Grades Available over E-Services January 18� University Holiday (Martin Luther King Day)
October 26 6th Class Day (8-week II Session Census Day) January 19 First Class Day for Spring 2010
October 26 Spring 2010 Class Schedule Available Online January 27 Fee Payment Deadline for Spring Late Reg., 6:00 p.m.
October 27 Last Day to Drop a Class or Withdraw (Regular Session) March 15-20 Spring Holidays
Academic Honesty
The Academic Honesty Policy at UHCL (found on pages 77-80 of the 2008-2009 catalog) states:
"Academic honesty is the cornerstone of the academic integrity of the university.� It is the foundation upon which the student builds personal integrity and establishes a standard of personal behavior."
The Honesty Code of UHCL states:
"I will be honest in all my academic activities and will not tolerate dishonesty."
Because honesty and integrity are such important factors, you should be aware that failure to perform within the bounds of these ethical standards is sufficient grounds
to receive a grade of "F" in this course and be recommended for suspension from UHCL.
Disability Services
Any individual with a disability who requires a special accommodation should inform the professor and contact the Disability Services office, Student Services/ Classroom Building, Room 1.301, or call (281) 283-2626.
Student Life Policies
The Student Life Policies can be found by going to
http://www.uhcl.edu/studentservices and selecting �Student Life Policies�.
Academic Honesty
The Academic Honesty Policy at UHCL (found on pages 76-78 of the 2005-2006 catalog) states: "Academic honesty is the cornerstone of the academic integrity of the university. It is the foundation upon which the student builds personal integrity and establishes a standard of personal behavior." The Honesty Code of UHCL states: "I will be honest in all my academic activities and will not tolerate dishonesty." Because honesty and integrity are such important factors, you should be aware that failure to perform within the bounds of these ethical standards is sufficient grounds to receive a grade of "F" in this course and be recommended for suspension from UHCL.
Disability Services Any individual with a disability who requires a special accommodation should inform the professor and contact the Disability Services office, Student Services/ Classroom Building, Room 1.301, or call (281) 283-2626.
Student Life Policies The Student Life Policies can be found by going to
http://prtl.uhcl.edu/studentservices and selecting “Student Life Policies”.
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