You may pick up forms in Student Academic Services (144 Withers) or simply click on the form that you need and print it from this page. Electronic signature fields are not viewable through the Adobe Acrobat Reader when you pull them up in your browser. Right click the link for the PDF and “Save As” to download these to your computer; those fields will then be present. You can then add your electronic signature and e-mail to coesas@winthrop.edu.
Most processes offer both a paper and electronic submission option. Pictures of forms are not accepted.
Advising Syllabus (PDF - 169 KB)
This form is used for any student wishing to request permission to take additional coursework beyond the Internship II course (EDCO 402/690), a program area capstone course, and EDCO 305/695. This process may only be used to request a single course.
Request for Course with Internship Procedures (PDF - 270 KB)
Request for Course with Internship Form(PDF - 101 KB)
Download the linked form or collect a blank copy from 144 Withers. Return the completed form (including the signatures) to 144 Withers. Ms. Joanna Harris will then notify student of outcome. A copy of all correspondence will become a part of the student record in 144 Withers once complete and possible.
The primary change in our virtual environment is the collection of signatures so here is a work flow to help all keep this information moving forward:
This online form will collect information related to override requests and direct you to the appropriate individuals and processes to handle your request.
To address and resolve academic complaints as quickly as possible, all students are encouraged to address their complaints initially to the office or individual responsible for overseeing the immediate area causing the concern.
In a situation where the informal resolution process does not result in a satisfactory outcome for the student, he/she may submit a formal written complaint to the chair or director of the department. The complaint should be submitted no later than one week beyond the end of finals of the semester for which the matter in question arose.
Use the form provided below or submit the complaint in a separate, narrative document including all topics on the form. All complaints must be signed and dated.
Student Complaint Form For College-Level Academic Complaints (PDF - 112 KB)
For non-academic complaints please refer to the university policy on student complaint procedures for guidance.
If you are changing your major, minor, concentration, or catalog year, use this link for the directions.
CESHS Petition Procedures (PDF- 234 KB)
The deadlines to submit general appeals are as follows:
The deadline for appeals regarding graduation is the Thursday before Fall/Spring commencement.
Any student wishing to request an exception to stated program admission requirements, an internship admission requirement, or a teacher education policy must make such an appeal in accordance with the policies and procedures established by the Educator Preparation Committee (EPC).
This form is used for any student wishing to request an exception to stated program requirements for Athletic Training, Sport Management, Exercise Science, Educational Studies, or Human Development and Family Studies.
Petition for Sport, Human Performance, and Human Development Programs (PDF- 91 KB)
Download the linked form or collect a blank copy from 144 Withers. Return the completed form (including the signature) to 144 Withers.
The primary change in our virtual environment is the collection of signatures so here is a work flow to help all keep this information moving forward:
College of Education, Sport, and Human Sciences students that need to request a course substitution should first discuss situation with advisor. If the advisor agrees, the advisor will initiate the approval process.
The faculty advisor completes the electronic form and direct to appropriate chair. In general, this is the department in which the program is housed.
Exceptions:
After submission of the form, information will be reviewed by the department chair and college before being submitted to Records and Registration.
Students are encouraged to monitor DegreeWorks to ensure the notation is visible within two weeks of submission.
This form serves as written approval of the student's advisor and dean's designee prior to registration for courses taken at another institution. See Undergraduate Catalog for additional information.
This form is applicable to students in undergraduate and M.A.T. teacher education programs. Any faculty member may file an Individual Report if a student's suitability to enter or continue in a teacher education program is questioned. Faculty are encouraged to use this form in instances where there are concerns about a student's dispositions and skills outlined in the Professional Dispositions and Skills Criteria.
Dispositions Individual Report Form (fillable PDF - 57 KB)
Professional Dispositions and Skills Intervention Procedures (PDF - 202 KB)
This form is for students wishing to drop a course, add a course, or take a course on a S/U basis.
Schedule Change Form (PDF - 291 KB) (used after the add deadline)
If you are an HDFS major and are interested in charging the CFLE application fee to your Winthrop student account, please follow the below procedures during the semester BEFORE your final semester
**If you have any outstanding financial holds on your account at the end of your final semester when the transcript request is made, WU will NOT release your transcripts; therefore, this process cannot be completed until all holds are satisfied.
Students may find themselves missing classes due to different circumstances. The Absence Notification Form is designed to serve as a resource and central point of contact for students who need their instructors notified of their absences.
Student Absence Notification Form (MS Forms-Log in using WU credentials)
Complete information at: https://www.winthrop.edu/student-engagement/.
The program is an interpersonal violence prevention program from Student Success. Through interactive multimedia, these programs educate students about consent/sexual assault, rape culture, bystander intervention, verbal defense, alcohol, dating/domestic violence, healthy relationships, sexual harassment, stalking, and Winthrop’s Title IX policies and resources. As well as a course that addresses the impact that alcohol and other drugs have on your GPA, your brain, your relationships, and your life.
Campus Safety Training can be accessed through Wingspan.
Disclosure
The training contains sensitive material involving sexual and interpersonal violence. While trigger warnings and resources are provided throughout the program, we understand such programming may be problematic for some viewers. Please contact Amy Sharpe at sharpea@winthrop.edu to discuss alternatives.