The Curriculum Office supports the development and redesign of courses and programs from the moment faculty first envision them, through their proposal and approval at the Fredonia level, and then through the SUNY and NYSED review process (if necessary). The office maintains and helps to develop policy, procedures, and best practice guidance related to curricular practices. University-level waivers and applications for extra hours are also processed through the Curriculum Office.
(Please note: the documents and forms linked below can be opened only when you are signed in to your fredonia.edu account.)
- New Course Proposal Form*
- Course Revision/Deactivation Proposal form*
- New Program & Reactivation Form*
- Program Revision & Deactivation Form*
- New PREFIX Form*
* Clicking on these forms will prompt you to make a copy of the original template.
- Guidelines
- Concentration, Focus, Track: Definitions
- Cross-leveling Courses (400/500 levels only)
- (also refer to the Graduate Curriculum link below)
- Evaluation of Undergraduate Programs
- Frequency Codes for Curriculum
- Liberal Arts & Science Definitions
- Numbering Courses at the Undergraduate Level
- Online Instruction: Planning to Teach Online? Click here!
- Proposal Submission Process
- Graduate Curriculum: Review of New and Revised Graduate Courses
- Schedule Type Definitions
- Syllabus Guidelines
- Best Practices
- Policies
- Pro Forma Policy
- Pro Forma form for Undergraduate Proposals
- Pro Forma form for Graduate Proposals
- Application for Academic Bankruptcy*
- Application for First-Year Student Forgiveness*
- Application for the Restart Option*
* Clicking on these forms will prompt you to make a copy of the original template.
The Academic Integrity Policy defines violations of academic integrity and describes the rights and responsibilities of students, faculty, and administrators. Please note that faculty are required to submit an Academic Integrity Incident Report Form even if the instructor and student agree to a consequence or series of consequences at the course level.
* Clicking on this form will prompt you to make a copy of the original template.
According to the Grade Appeal Policy, students may appeal the grade that they receive in a class using the form below.
* Clicking on this form will prompt you to make a copy of the original template.
These forms should be filled out by students in consultation with their advisor.
- Application of Waiver of Undergraduate University-Level Requirement*
- General Education Waiver, Substitution, or Equivalency Request*
- World Language Waiver or Substitution Request*
- Best Practices for Faculty and Administrators Considering a University-Level Waiver Request
- Best Practices for Faculty and Administrators Considering a General Education Waiver Request
- Additional Waiver Tips
* Clicking on these forms will prompt you to make a copy of the original template.