CUNY Policies and Support
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GC Policy on Incomplete Grades (https://www.gc.cuny.edu/student-handbook)
Continued registration and most financial aid awards are conditional upon satisfactory progress. If work is not submitted within one calendar year (or earlier campus deadline) of the end of the semester in which an incomplete (“INC’’) grade is given, it will become a permanent “FIN” grade (Failure due to incomplete), calculated as an “F” in your GPA. Turn in all work on time, and you will never have to worry about this policy.
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Avoiding and Detecting Plagiarism (http://www.gc.cuny.edu/CUNY_GC/media/CUNY-Graduate)
Center/PDF/Policies/General/AvoidingPlagiarism.pdf Includes copies of the Graduate Center Policy on Academic Honesty and the CUNY Policy on Academic Integrity. Also discusses the subtleties of how to paraphrase and integrate sources into your own research while giving credit where credit is due (e.g., how to refer to ideas in lecture notes and other informal communications).
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Disability Resources and Services (http://opencuny.org/healthdsc/grad-center-disability-info-and-services/)
Students with disabilities are welcome in this course. Please let me know about your situation as soon as possible, and contact Sharon Lerner or Elise Perram (212-817-7400 or disabilityservices@gc.cuny.edu) in the Office of Student Affairs for a confidential consultation about your needs, to request accommodations, and to obtain additional information about facilities and services at the Graduate Center.
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Graduate Writing Consultations (https://careerplan.commons.gc.cuny.edu/graduate-writing-consultations-learn-more/)
All kinds of writing help in one-on-one meetings. Consultants address not only academic research but also professional documents.
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