Yes. During the dispositions conference, specific information related to the issues reported will be documented and provided.
No. The status level system is used to track a history of progress relative to dispositions development. The status levels illuminate the history of earlier reports and provide guidelines for intervention.
If such a situation occurs, the first step is always to discuss the specific concerns or discrepancies with the instructor.
No. These remain in the electronic file in the same way that TB test results, background checks, etc. are documented.
If the behavior is part of the NIU Student Code of Conduct, you have the option to go to the judicial office to report your concern. Examples of this include plagiarism, all types of cheating on tests or assignments, harassment, and disruption to learning. The Code of Conduct describes these offenses.
Another option is to report your concern to the instructor of the course. If that does not result in a satisfactory resolution, you may wish to contact the department chairperson for your program.
All students evaluate their instructors toward the end of the course. Many of the evaluation items relate to dispositions, and you have the option to add comments. If, however, you wish to address the concerns during the course, it is recommended that you have a conversation with the instructor to respectfully express your thoughts. Another option is to contact the department chairperson from the department through which the course is offered. E-mail is the best way to reach an administrator.