This policy outlines the circumstances under which UNC undergraduate students may request an additional semester beyond the standard eight-semester limit, and describes the process and criteria for submitting an appeal.
This memo is meant to add context and amend some values from the 2007 University F&A memo.
This policy explains when grants must be routed through the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill's ("UNC‑Chapel Hill") Office of Sponsored Programs (OSP) versus when faculty may submit them independently. This policy also outlines the associated salary, benefits, and administrative implications.
This policy provides guidance to academic units in The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill’s College of Arts and Sciences on establishing and updating faculty workloads.
This document establishes the College of Arts and Sciences' policies and procedures for conducting post-tenure reviews of tenured faculty members every five years. The purpose is to promote faculty development, ensure continued professional productivity, and provide accountability through a systematic evaluation process that includes peer review and, when necessary, faculty success plans for improvement.
This process outlines the coordinated steps required for PIs and Contracts & Grants Coordinators to prepare, assemble, and submit compliant grant proposals to the Office of Sponsored Programs and the sponsoring agency on the required timeline.
Faculty in the College of Arts & Sciences may receive compensation for effort on sponsored projects. However, the timing and structure of this compensation differ significantly between the academic year and the summer months.
This policy explains the rules for individuals or groups wishing to use the UNC-Chapel Hill Kerr Lake Recreation Area.
This standard lists the fees for reserving various sections of the UNC-Chapel Hill Kerr Lake Recreation Area.
This Policy establishes standards, requirements, and exceptions for students and faculty who participate in off-campus field trips (“Academic Travel”) for courses at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. This Policy prioritizes the safety of all who participate in Academic Travel.
Academic-related, off campus travel (“Academic Travel”) enhance the learning experiences of students and are integral to many courses at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. This Procedure outlines the steps needed to establish an Academic Travel and minimize the risk to the University when taking students off campus.