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Northern Arizona 062518 FINAL.Pdf Frequently Frequently Dialed Dialed NumbersNumbers (928) (928) Area Area Code Code ACADEMIC RESOURCES Academic Success Center 523-5524 www.nau.edu/asc Bookstore 523-4041 www. nau.edu/bookstore Cline Library 523-2173 www.nau.edu/library Computing Help Desk 523-9294 www.nau.edu/its Gateway Student Center 523-4772 www.nau.edu/gateway Student Support Services 523-6980 www.nau.edu/sss ACADEMIC COLLEGES Arts and Letters 523-5462 nau.edu/CAL/ Engineering, Informatics, & Applied Sciences 523-5251 www.nau.edu/cefns Environment, Foresty, & Natural Sciences 523-3842 www.nau.edu/cefns Education 523-2145 nau.edu/coe/ Franke College of Business 523-3657 www.franke.nau.edu Health & Human Services 523-4331 nau.edu/chhs/ Social & Behavioral 523-6540 nau.edu/sbs/ CAMPUS SERVICES Athletics 523-5353 www.nauathletics.com CIE (Center for International Education) 523-2409 nau.edu/CIE Disability Resources 523-8773 www.nau.edu/disability Equity & Access 523-3312 https://nau.edu/equity-and-access/ Financial Aid 523-4951 www.nau.edu/finaid NAU Police 523-3611 www.nau.edu/police Parking & Shuttle Service 523-6623 www.nau.edu/parking Recreation Center 523-1733 www.nau.edu/recreation Registrar 523-2109 www.nau.edu/registrar Residence Life 523-3978 www.nau.edu/reslife SNOW/ Campus Closure 523-2282 www.nau.edu/naualert/home Student Life 523-5181 www.nau.edu/stulife Student Service Center 1-888-628-2968 [email protected] Title IX Coordinator – Pamela Heinonen 523-9342 [email protected] PERSONAL & MENTAL WELLNESS SERVICES Campus Health Services 523-2131 nau.edu/campus-health-services/ Counseling Services 523-2261 www.nau.edu/counseling Health Promotion 523-6867 https://nau.edu/health-promotions/ Multicultural Center (IMSS) 523-5656 www.nau.edu/ims NASS (Native American Student Services) 523-8086 www.nau.edu/nass Fall 2018: Important Dates 2018–2019 STUDENT-ATHLETE HANDBOOK This handbook belongs to: NAME ________________________________________________________________________________ ADDRESS _____________________________________________________________________________ CITY/TOWN ___________________________________________________ ZIP CODE ___________ PHONE _______________________________________________________________________________ EMAIL ________________________________________________________________________________ The information in this book was supplied and approved by the college. Information and published event dates are subject to change. © Global Datebooks. Printed in China. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced. 144 Turnpike Rd, Suite 250 • Southborough, MA 01772 • (800) 610-1089 www.globaldatebooks.com • [email protected] Fall 2018:Fall 201 Important8: Important Dates Dates August 20th International Student Orientation August 25th – 26th Welcome Weekend August 26th Student-Athlete Orientation August 27th First day of Instruction - First day of 8 week Session I course August 30th Last day to ADD to Wait List for 8 week Session I course August 31st Last day to ADD 8 week Session I course September 3rd Labor Day – University Closed September 4th First week of Academic Excellence Enhancement (AXE Time) September 5th Last day to ADD to Wait List for 16 week course September 6th Last day to ADD 16 week course September 6th Last day to DROP/DELETE 16 week course without “W” September 7th Petition to Add and Late Add Fee In Effect for 16 week course September 7th Last day to submit change of residency status form September 10th Last day to DROP 16 week Course for 100% refund September 10th Last day to DROP/DELETE 8 week session I course for 100% refund without “W” September 27th Last day to WITHDRAW from an 8 week Session I class with “W” (without a petition) October 5th Last day to submit residency reclassification appeal (If residency petition was denied) October 8th – 26th Midterm Grade Submission Period October 19th Last day of 8 week Session I classes October 22nd First day of 8 week Session II classes October 25th Last day to ADD to Wait List for 8 week Session II course October 26th Last day to ADD 8 week session II class November 2nd Last day to Withdraw from a 16 week course with "W" (without a petition) November 3rd Petition to Withdraw and Late Drop Fee In Effect for 16 week course with "W" November 2nd Last day to DROP/DELETE 8 week Session II course without “W” November 5th Last day for 100% Refund for 8 week Session II course November 12th Veteran’s Day Observed—University Closed November 22nd – 23rd Thanksgiving Holiday—University Closed November 26th Last day to WITHDRAW from an 8 week Session II class with “W” (without a petition) November 30th Last day to Withdraw from ALL Classes In Session December 1st Last day to submit Spring 2019 Graduation Application December 3rd – 7th End of Term Week December 10th – 13th Finals Week December 14th Last day of 16 week & 8 week Session II Courses December 14th Commencement December 21st Grades Post 20182019 Winter Winter Term: Term th th December 17 , 2018 17th, - January 2018 11 , –2019 January 11th, 2019 2 SpringSpring 2019: 2019: Important Important Dates Dates January 14th First day of Instruction - First day of 8 week Session I January 17th Last day to Add on to a Wait List for 8 week Session I course January 18th Last day to ADD 1st 8 week Session I course January 21st Martin Luther King, Jr. Day - University Closed January 22nd First week of Academic Excellence Enhancement (AXE Time) January 23rd Last day to ADD to Wait List for 16 week course January 24th Last day to ADD 16 week course January 24th Last day to DROP/DELETE 16 week course without “W” January 25th Petition to Add and Late Add Fee In Effect for 16 week course January 28th Last day to DROP 16 and/or 8 week Session I course for 100% refund January 28th Last day to DROP/DELETE from an 8 week Session I course without "W" February 14th Last day to Withdraw with “W” from 8 week Session I course (without a petition) February 26th - March 16th Midterm Grade Submission Period March 8th Last day of 8 week Session I classes March 11th First day of 8 week Session II classes March 14th Last day to Add on to a Wait List for 8 week Session II course March 15th Last day to ADD 8 week Session II class March 18th - 22nd Spring Break March 22nd Last day to DROP/DELETE from an 8 week Session II class without "W" March 25th Last day to Withdraw from a 16 week course with "W" (without a petition) March 25th Last day to DROP 8 week Session II course for 100% refund March 26th Petition to Withdraw and Late Drop Fee In Effect for 16 week course- "W" April 10th Last day to Withdraw with “W” from 8 week Session II course (without a petition) April 26th Last day to Withdraw from ALL Classes In Session April 29th - May 3rd End of Term Week May 1st Last day to submit Fall 2019 Graduation Application May 6th - 9th Finals Week May 10th Last day 16 & 8 week Session II Courses May 10th & 11th Commencement May 18th Grades Post 20192019 Summer Summer Term: Term MayMay 13 13th,th, 2019 2019 - August – August 6th, 2019 6th, 2019 3 TABLE OF CONTENTS Welcome Letters .....................................................................................................6 2018-2019 NAU Athletics Department Staff .............................................................8 NAU Athletics Staff Directory..................................................................................20 I. The University .....................................................................................................26 Northern Arizona University Vision, Mission, Core Values & Strategic Plan Goals....26 Our History ............................................................................................................27 II. NAU Athletics Department ................................................................................28 NAU Athletic Department Vision, Mission, Goals & Guiding Principles ....................28 Student-Athlete Expectations ................................................................................29 Big Sky Conference History ...................................................................................29 Big Sky Conference Awards ..................................................................................30 III. Student-Athlete Code of Conduct ....................................................................33 Conduct Expectations as a Student-Athlete ..........................................................33 Interaction with Law Enforcement Agencies ...........................................................33 Equal Opportunity/Sexual Harassment/Title IX .......................................................35 Problems and Grievances ......................................................................................35 Sport Supervisors and Senior Staff Members Contact Information .........................36 Office of Equity & Access .......................................................................................37 IV. Student-Athlete Development ...........................................................................38 Commitment Statements & Student-Athlete Expectations .....................................38 Logger Legacy: Lifeskills Curriculum/Helper Helper App ........................................39 Major/Course/Grade Policies .................................................................................41 Academic Probation & Suspension ........................................................................43 Attendance & Instituional Excuses Policies .............................................................43
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