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Welcome to the UNT Policy Office
Welcome to the official repository of policies for the University of North Texas (UNT). We collaborate with policy owners and contacts to develop, oversee, and maintain the University’s policies. Please familiarize yourself with the policies. The contacts identified on the policy description page are the first point-of-contact for any questions you may have. For questions about the policy development and approval process, please contact the UPO at 940.565.2335 or policy@unt.edu.
UNT reserves the right to make changes to policies at any time to bring them up-to-date. Information provided in them is subject to change without notice and they do not constitute a contract, express or implied, between UNT or UNT System and any party.
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October 22, 2024
Academic Workload
Academic Workload
Revision
This policy was reviewed as part of the standard 6-year review process. Revisions to this policy include adding a definition for faculty workload, scholarship, service, teaching, workload equity, and workload guidelines. Clarifying language related to timing for requests in exceptional circumstances was also added. The timeline for faculty complaints has been updated to 10 business days from 14 calendar days. Multiple editorial and formatting revisions were also completed.
October 22, 2024
Shared Governance and the Role of Advisory Committees and the Academic Administration
Shared Governance and the Role of Advisory Committees and the Academic Administration
Revision
This policy was reviewed as part of the standard 6-year review process. Revisions include changes to the policy statement and clarifying language used in the academic matters section. Multiple editorial and formatting changes were also made.
September 15, 2024
Satisfactory Academic Progress Requirements for Financial Assistance
Satisfactory Academic Progress Requirements for Financial Assistance
Revision
This policy was revised to reflect GPA requirement changes in relation to financial aid suspension, warning, and probation. References to the loss of eligibility appeal process now directs readers to the Satisfactory Academic Progress website. Editorial and formatting updates were made during this process.