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SCSU Changing Transcripts Without Professor Notice
06/11/2013 - 10:05 AM
ST. CLOUD, Minn. (AP) - St. Cloud State University professors say some students transcripts have been changed without the instructors input - and that's an ethical breach.
Faculty association president Stephen Hornstein says students' grades were disappearing from their transcripts without instructors being notified. He says a student would take a course, get a poor grade and then a semester or two later, the grade wouldn't be on his or her transcript.
Students can petition to have a course removed, but under university rules, school administrators are required to notify the course instructor whenever they change a grade.
Provost Devinder Molhotra tells Minnesota Public Radio News it was clear protocol was not being followed. So a memo was issued to deans and associate deans reiterating the policy. Faculty members have asked the administration to issue regular reports that detail transcript changes.
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