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Current Students
Current students may use this page to find and access resources related to the Doctoral Program in Educational Leadership and other campus resources.
Contact Ashley Walker (aew7@uw.edu) for any revisions or updates needed for this page.
- Full-Time Enrollment: Full-time quarterly enrollment for graduate students is 10 credits.
- Attendance: All students are expected to attend all Friday/Saturday sessions; missing one Friday/Saturday session is the equivalent of missing 16 hrs of face-to-face instruction for one quarter. See the Student Handbook for more information.
- Academic Expectations: All work submitted to an instructor in fulfillment of course assignments, including papers and projects, written and oral examinations, and oral presentations and reports, must be free of plagiarism. See the Student Handbook for more information.
- Writing Requirements: All assignments must adhere to the guidelines outlined in the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association, most recent edition (APA).
- Auditing a Course: Non-enrolled Ed.D. students are not allowed to audit Ed.D. courses.
It is the responsibility of the student to review the technology requirements of the online learner.
- The Department of Information Technology provides computing, media, and academic technology support across the UW Tacoma Campus.
- All newly enrolled students must create a UW NetID. Visit the IT Connect webpage for instructions on how to set up a UW NetID.
- For UW email account set-up, visit the Email webpage on the Information Technology website, or contact the IT Help desk at tachelp@uw.edu or 253-692-HELP.
- Visit the Appropriate Use webpage for information related to the policy statements concerning the conditions under which faculty, staff, and students are expected to use the University of Washington email system.
- MyUW is a customized Web portal site for use by students, staff, and faculty of the UW. More information may be found in the EdD Student Handbook.
UW Immunization Requirement
All enrolled students are required to provide proof of immunity to measles (rubeola), mumps and meningitis. Students will not be allowed to register for their second quarter of classes until the Immunization Verification Program confirms that they have satisfied this requirement. Students born before 01/01/57 are considered to be immune and therefore do NOT need to submit proof of immunity. For more information, contact the Immunization Verification Program.
UW Immunization Verification Team
Hall Health Center
Box 354410
University of Washington
Phone: 206.616.4672 fax: 206.543.4928
immunity@uw.edu
On-leave policy: Students will be required to complete an on-leave form and pay the fee for EACH quarter they wish to be on leave. Important links for On-leave Status:
- On-Leave policy to maintain Graduate student status
- Request for On-Leave Status
- Graduate students who are on approved leave are eligible to register for the quarter immediately following the expiration of the on-leave period.
- Summer quarter On-Leave applications are not required.
If a student becomes inactive (does not go on-leave and does not register for any given quarter) and wishes to enroll in a future quarter, there will be a $250 reinstatement fee: Graduate request for reinstatement. Requests will first be reviewed and approved by the department. Once the department has approved the request and the Graduate School has confirmed student's eligibility for reinstatement, students will be notified to pay a non-refundable reinstatement fee before registering for the requested quarter of reinstatement. More information can be found in the EdD Student Handbook.
- COMMUNITY GROUNDED PRAXIS FORMS (more information located in the EdD Student Handbook)
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- DISSERTATION Forms (more information located in the EdD Student Handbook)
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- Additional Forms
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Policies and Expectations:
- Academic calendar
- Campus Safety Information
- Electronic Devices should be discussed with your instructor.
- Email Policy
- Suspended Operations
- Incomplete
- Plagiarism & Academic Honesty
- SafeCampus
- Technology Requirements for Online Learning
Academic Support:
Self and Family Support:
- Psychological & Wellness Services
- Oasis Center
- Policy on Children in Class - it is up to the discretion of the school or course instructor.
- Resources for low income/people experiencing homeless: http://mdc-hope.org
- Student Advocacy & Support
- Short-term Loan Program
- The Pantry
- UWT Student Health Center