Financial Clearing from Campus
NUMBER: Policy IV-04
(Formerly Policy IV-A-05)
The School of Mines has formal procedures for students
leaving campus due to graduation or withdrawal and for terminating employees.
Students
1.
The Registrar and Academic Services Office will send a list of graduating
seniors to Facilities Services, the Devereaux Library, and the Business and
Administration Office. If a student has any outstanding obligations, his/her
department head will be notified and his/her diploma and/or transcript will be
held until the obligation is fulfilled.
2.
For graduating advanced degree level students, a check-out form will be
issued by the Graduate Office.
3.
For students withdrawing from the university, the Registrar and Academic
Services Office initiates a withdrawal form and card. The Business and
Administration Office, Financial Aid, Information Technology Services, the
Devereaux Library, the University Bookstore, (Residence Life and Dining
Services, if applicable) and the student’s advisor are notified and/or sign off
on the withdrawal card. The withdrawal form and card are maintained in the
Registrar and Academic Services Office for five years after the last date of
enrollment.
Employees
1.
Authorized signatures from each of the following areas must be secured
using the checkout sheet for terminating employees:
A.
Employee’s department – for any obligations (telephone, books, travel
advances, etc.)
B.
Facilities Services – for building keys
C.
Employee -- certifying that they have no outstanding obligations to the
School of Mines.
2.
The employee must complete their final online submission of time worked
and/or leave taken and any other related documents in conjunction with the
termination process with the Human Resources Office.
3.
Termination paperwork is available from the Human Resources Office and the
process should be completed no later than the last effective date of employment.
Contact: SDSMT Policy
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