1. Student's name and NLU identification information; 2. Date of the event or decision; 3. Description of the concern; 4. Individual(s) involved; 5. Applicable policy or procedure; 6. Explanation of the alleged error, violation, or concern; 7. Relevant documentation; 8. Requested resolution; and 9. Any other information reasonably necessary for review.
Students should submit grievances within the timeframe established by the applicable NLU or MSPAS policy. If no specific deadline applies, the student should submit the grievance as soon as reasonably practicable after the event or decision. IX. ACADEMIC APPEALS Academic appeals involving an academic decision shall follow the applicable NLU Academic Appeals Policy. NLU currently provides a four-step academic appeal process, with the final and binding decision made by the Senior Academic Officer or designee. Students may consult an academic advisor, Program Director, department chair, Assistant Dean of Students, or Student Services professional for informal assistance. National Louis University The MSPAS Program shall cooperate with the University academic appeal process and shall provide relevant records when requested by the authorized University decision- maker. The Program shall not establish a separate MSPAS appeal process that conflicts with NLU's University-wide academic appeal process. The current NLU Academic Appeals policy is available through the Academic Catalog: NLU Policy on Academic Appeals
X. APPEALS OF ACADEMIC PROGRESSION, REMEDIATION, DECELERATION, OR DISMISSAL
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