Get Isu School Of Social Work Grievance Policy

This guide provides clear, step-by-step instructions on how to effectively fill out the ISU School Of Social Work Grievance Policy online. Whether you are a student or staff member, this comprehensive resource is designed to help you navigate the grievance process with ease.

Follow the steps to successfully complete your grievance form.

1. Click 'Get Form' button to access the grievance policy form and open it in your chosen document editor.
2. Provide your general information in Part One of the form. Fill in your name, UID, program, and specify whether you are a student or faculty/staff.
3. In Part Two, detail your grievance information. Ensure you provide ample evidence and context to support your case, including witness statements and relevant documents.
4. For section A, enter the date of the action or decision you are grieving. In section B, offer a brief description of the alleged act or decision.
5. In section C, explain the basis for your grievance, specifying whether it relates to a grade dispute, non-academic issue, or field placement conflict for students, or academic/non-academic performance for faculty/staff.
6. In section D, reference any course, School, or University policy you believe has been violated. Clearly articulate your points to strengthen your case.
7. Detail in section E why you believe the action taken against you contradicts the policy or regulation cited in the previous section.
8. In section F, describe how your status, rights, or privileges were adversely affected by the action you are grieving.
9. Provide a chronological narrative of relevant events in section G to give context and clarity to your grievance.
10. State your attempts at informal resolution in section H; this is crucial as informal resolutions are encouraged before filing a formal grievance.
11. In section I, explicitly state the outcome or action you seek via this grievance.
12. Attach any additional documents in section J that support your grievance including witness statements, academic papers, or course syllabi.
13. Finally, review all entered details for accuracy, sign and date the form, then submit it electronically or in print to the appropriate office.

To ensure your grievance is addressed, complete the grievance form online today.