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Members of the Minnesota State University Moorhead community may exercise their First Amendment rights of free speech on the campus. While the University respects the rights and freedoms of every individual, the University encourages individuals to be guided by the principles outlined in the “Civil Behavior in a University Setting” section of this document.
It is not acceptable for clerical staff or student workers to proctor course examinations. It is appropriate to ask faculty colleagues, preferably within the department, to proctor an exam when the course instructor must be absent.
Anyone operating or parking a vehicle on the Minnesota State University Moorhead campus or on any other property controlled by the University is responsible for being familiar with and complying with all traffic and University parking regulations. The University may establish rents, charges or fees for the use of parking facilities owned, leased, occupied, or operated by the University.
It is the policy of Minnesota State University Moorhead to provide a safe environment for all students, employees, visitors and guests by establishing and enforcing regulations for sound amplification on campus and any other property controlled by the university. This policy and any related procedures apply to all areas and all members of the campus community, as well as all individuals using the campus grounds or buildings, including leased properties.
Minnesota State University Moorhead uses the American Council on Education (ACE) "A Guide to the Evaluation of Educational Experiences in the Armed Services" military learning. ACE translates military courses and occupations into academic credit, provides guidelines to interpret and recommend credit for formal service-school courses, demonstrated proficiency in military occupations, and college-level tests.
When a student has made considerable progress towards the completion of a degree, Minnesota State University Moorhead will extend to the campus community, family and friends an opportunity to share in the student’s academic success. The following minimum requirements must be met to award a posthumous baccalaureate degree.
Students completing two or more majors with different degree designations will be awarded the more appropriate degree, except that the B.S. degree shall be given if one major is in a field of professional teaching. Students who seek more than one baccalaureate degree (different designation, i.e. B.A. and B.S.) will be required to complete at least 30 credits beyond the minimum of 120 or 128 credits applied to the first degree.
Minnesota State University Moorhead shall actively investigate any report of a missing student who is enrolled at the University. Any missing student reports must be referred immediately to the Department of Public Safety which has the responsibility to initiate an investigation.
The Number of Credits Required for a Graduate Degree policy outlines that minimum of 30 credits is required for completion of a master’s or specialist degree at Minnesota State University Moorhead (MSUM).
Students at MSUM who are called to active duty for military service or are veterans, as defined in Minn. Stat. § 197.447. In the case of an emergency declaration, MSUM students other than military personnel may be called to active, full-time service in response to the emergency.