Administrative Policies

Members of Student Government Association - Adopted 12/75, Revised 6/96, 8/00, 8/01, 12/05

The Board of Trustees authorizes a stipend equal to one-half of tuition and fees and full room (double-occupancy rate if residing in university housing) and board (19-meal plan) charges each Fall, Spring, Summer I and Summer II semester for the Student Government Association positions of Executive Vice President, Vice President of Finance, and Vice President of Operations; and the Student Activities Board President during their term of office.

The Board of Trustees also authorizes a stipend equal to full tuition and fees and full room (double-occupancy rate if residing in university housing) and board (19-meal plan) charges each Fall, Spring, Summer I and Summer II semester for the Student Government Association President during his/her term of office.

The fee waiver is available to the summer executives serving by appointment in the place of the elected executive officers.

Governors of Boys and Girls State - Adopted 2/65

A four-year fee remission scholarship is established for the governors of Boys State and Girls State.

Cooperating Teachers - Adopted 3/86, 8/00

The University of Central Arkansas will provide three hours of fee waiver (registration and mandatory fees) to a teacher who serves as a cooperating teacher in any semester. These hours must be used within one calendar year following the end of the semester in which they are earned. The hours are not transferable. A cooperating teacher must use the first three hours of tuition waiver earned to enroll in a special graduate level course designed to assist the teacher in supervising student teachers. There is no requirement that the course be taken as a part of a degree program. Following completion of that course, the cooperating teacher would be eligible to use any additional hours earned as he or she desires.

Professional Registration Category - Adopted 3/71, Revised 12/94

The Board established a professional registration category for highly technical programs in which students render a service as a part of their educational activities. Students enrolling in programs covered by the professional registration would pay no registration fee. This would cover students in the senior year of nuclear medicine, radiologic technology and medical technology. It is not necessarily intended to be limited to these two fields, but they are the fields that are currently approved.

Comments and suggestions about Administrative Policies are appreciated.
Administrative Policy contents comments to: Susan Lilly, SusanL@uca.edu