Instructors maintain student attendance records. Students should communicate directly with the 教练 any time they are absent. Instructors have discretion regarding requests for absences.

In the case of severe illness, 受伤, 或紧急, 教练s should be kept apprised of the situation through direct communication with 学生 and/or via the 教务长 Office who will assist students and communicate with 教练s as needed.

When absences are authorized, 教练s are obligated to work with students to determine the best way for students to resume participation in the class without a penalty. If the absences could be lengthy, 学生, 教练, 学院院长, and 教务长 Office should work together to determine if it will be possible for 学生 to successfully complete the course.

Class Attendance and Absence Policy

The policy relating to an absence as an accommodation of religious beliefs can be found 在这里.

To schedule an appointment, please call (715) 836-5626.

Frequently asked questions regarding withdrawal can be answered 在这里 as withdrawal processes are related to the point in a semester that withdrawal is being considered. The 教务长 office is available to help any student with this process. 

Most questions related to dropping a course can be found 在这里 although we encourage students to work with their adviser. The process may be different based on the point in the semester when the drop is being considered. The 教务长 office can help a student drop a course or get in touch with the appropriate resource to do so.

University of Wisconsin-欧克莱尔 students have the opportunity to spend their winter or spring break on a Civil Rights Pilgrimage to the South, visiting sites of historic importance to the U.S. 民权运动.

The immersion program will include stops at the birthplace of Martin Luther King Jr. in Atlanta; the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute in Birmingham, Alabama; the Civil Rights Memorial and the Rosa Parks Museum and 图书馆 in Montgomery, Alabama; the National Voting Rights Museum and other sites in Selma, Alabama; New Orleans, Louisiana; Central High School and William J. Clinton Presidential 图书馆 in Little Rock, Arkansas; and the National Civil Rights Museum in Memphis, 田纳西州.

This immersion program also will include a stop in New Orleans, with a visit to the famous Preservation Hall, 新奥尔良爵士乐之乡. 在塞尔玛, students will participate in a service project to serve the community w在这里 the march to Montgomery began in order to fight for voting rights for African Americans. Students may also choose to register for Women's Studies 222 or to participate in a faculty/student research project conducted by student trip coordinators. Registration forms must be completed before permission is given for course registration.

For more information see the Civil Rights Pilgrimage website.

Approximately 3,500 students nationwide will study at new institutions this year! They will be participating at nearly 200 universities in 49 states, 维尔京群岛, 关岛, 加拿大, and Puerto Rico through the National Student Exchange Program (NSE).

This program offers opportunities to experience a different academic environment while maintaining progress toward academic goals, expanding academic options, clarifying personal and professional goals, seeing the United States and experiencing its diversity of cultures, 值, 和生活方式.

更多信息请访问 分析了无网站 as well as contacting NSE Coordinator Cindy Nevin (715) 836-5626.