Grades and Grading Systems

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101 Student grade point averages on the rise
Northern Iowan 78:14, p.1
Grade point averages of men and women undergraduates have risen in the last few years; chart shows averages over last ten years..
102 Suspensions 'not a punishment'
Northern Iowan 77:32, p.1
Phil Patton talks at length on the procedures and objectives of academic suspension.
103 Getting your grades
Northern Iowan 77:25, p.1
Will be available January 12.
104 What's up
Northern Iowan 76:62, p.3
Meetings and activities.
105 Final grade reports
Northern Iowan 76:61, p.3
Grade reports will be available August 11 and 12.
106 There's a place for academic grievances; students must initiate the action
Northern Iowan 76:19, p.5
The Student Academic Appeals Board receives grievances from students dissatisfied with a grade.
107 Publicize student grades?
Northern Iowan 76:18, p.2
Feels student grades should also be published along with the evaluation of administrators.
108 Final grades to be due sooner
Northern Iowan 76:14, p.3
Several issues were discussed at the Faculty Senate meeting.
109 Grades may be due sooner
Northern Iowan 76:12, p.7
Items on the Faculty Senate meeting agenda included consideration of when final grades are due, representation on committees for the School of Business and an ad hoc committee to study composition of the Faculty Senate.
110 Grievance procedure outlined; students do have recourse
Northern Iowan 75:35, p.1
Step by step procedures for student grievances.
111 Plus-minus grading begun in grad work
Northern Iowan 75:6, p.9
Faculty members may use plusses and minuses at their own discretion.
112 Grade inflation levels off at UNI; average spring semester grade point 2.74
Northern Iowan 75:3, p.8
Ten year trends in grades.
113 Plus-minus grading for grads Oked
Northern Iowan 74:54, p.3
Graduate Council approves change to begin in fall 1978.
114 Wasted Union Blues
Northern Iowan 74:46, p.3
Student opens roommate's mid-semester D-slips.
115 Students grades higher
Alumnus 62:4, p.13
Course load lighter, but grades higher than in 1966.
116 Unfair grade? Here's how to appeal it
Northern Iowan 74:24, p.6
Steps on how to remedy a possibly unfair grade.
117 UNI grades up--credit hours down since 1966
Northern Iowan 74:4, p.4
Extensive excerpts from Registrar's report.
118 Callahan announces plans for '77-'78 UNISA
Northern Iowan 74:3, p.1
Janet Callahan, UNISA president, calls for productive year and states plans for the year; photo.
119 UNI grade index
Northern Iowan 73:49, p.8
Report on GPAs for last twelve years.
120 Faculty response
Northern Iowan 73:39, p.2
Congratulates faculty for moving up the due date for grades so that they get to students faster.
121 Credit's given
Northern Iowan 73:33, p.2
Faculty seem to be getting their grades in on time.
122 The tardiness of teachers
Northern Iowan 73:27, p.2
The problem of faculty members who turn in their grades late.
123 Freshman voice concern; grades of major importance
Northern Iowan 73:19, p.3
Janice Abel explains survey results that express the importance of grades to freshmen in college.
124 Registrar report released
Northern Iowan 72:61, p.3
Report shows GPAs and course loads over ten year period.
125 C/NC still out
Northern Iowan 72:19, p.1
Faculty reaffirm decision to limit pass/fail; photo.
126 Comments on pass/no credit
Northern Iowan 72:19, p.2
James Hearst urges students to consider the point of view of employers in the pass/no credit issue.
127 Credit/No credit--issues
Northern Iowan 72:18, p.1
Background and faculty and student opinions on the matter.
128 Reconsideration shows interest
Northern Iowan 72:18, p.2
The Northern Iowan staff hopes faculty will reconsider the earlier decision to eliminate credit/no credit.
129 Reconsiders credit/no credit; faculty meeting Monday
Northern Iowan 72:18, p.1
After receiving a petition to reconsider, signed by the required number of faculty, Professor Crawford has called a meeting.
130 Classes near normal; speakout successful; over thousand gather in Union
Northern Iowan 72:16, p.1
Class attendance about normal; students and a few faculty speak and listen at speakout; consider pass/fail option, Dome, and residence hall problems; photo.
131 Iowan criticized
Northern Iowan 72:16, p.2
O. J. King blames the Northern Iowan for their lack of coverage and student input for the faculty's decision to eliminate the pass/fail option for general education; NI responds.
132 Carol stands corrected
Northern Iowan 72:15, p.3
Believes the C- grade option should have been tried before scrapping the pass/fail option for general education classes.
133 Moratorium schedule
Northern Iowan 72:15, p.1
Class moratorium in protest of recent pass/fail policy decision; students will do service projects instead of attending class.
134 Viewpoint; Moratorium is visually symbolic . . . However . . .
Northern Iowan 72:15, p.2
Does not believe that the class moratorium is organized or focussed well; students should go to class.
135 Joe Uni says. . .
Northern Iowan 72:14, p.3
Upset with recent change in pass/fail policy; believe vote was invalid.
136 UNI not "diploma factory"
Northern Iowan 72:13, p.2
Believes faculty may have acted too hastily in the recent changes in the pass/fail policy.
137 Wishes for more "adult" responsibility
Northern Iowan 72:13, p.3
Unhappy with recent change in pass/fail policy.
138 "Compromise" turns her stomach
Northern Iowan 72:12, p.2
Believes students deserve some freedom of choice.
139 Campus ire
Northern Iowan 72:12, p.3
Professor Dreier believes students should have been consulted, evidence should have been produced to support action, and students deserve some options in their education.
140 Credit/no credit abolished
Northern Iowan 72:12, p.1
Faculty Senate votes to eliminate the Pass/Fail option for general education courses.
141 Credit/No Credit abolished; decision stirs campus ire
Northern Iowan 72:12, p.2
Believes students have right to learn as much or as little as they wish; faculty have responsibility for making the experience worthwhile.
142 Is this jr. high?
Northern Iowan 72:12, p.2
Believes faculty treated students like children.
143 Viewpoint; Eliminating Credit/NC grading not solution
Northern Iowan 72:12, p.2
Believes faculty should be responsible for seeing that students do not slip through general education classes with a minimum of effort under the pass/fail option.
144 Why C- system not given chance/
Northern Iowan 72:12, p.3
Very disappointed with elimination of pass/fail option for general education courses.
145 "Mature" student's opinion on grading
Northern Iowan 71:54, p.2
Believes recent change in pass/fail option runs counter to good practice.
146 Grading overrides student priorities
Northern Iowan 71:52, p.2
Questions faculty motives for changing pass/fail procedure.
147 Pass/fail may have future effects
Northern Iowan 71:52, p.3
148 Who should make educational policies?
Northern Iowan 71:51, p.2
Unhappy that EPC and Faculty Senate made decision regarding pass/fail option.
149 Faculty Senate raises pass/no credit to C-
Northern Iowan 71:50, p.1
Previous level had been D-.
150 P/NC change--not a good move
Northern Iowan 71:50, p.2
Does not believe faculty made a strong enough case to change the passing grade level.
151 Pass/no credit modified? Students must decide now
Northern Iowan 71:21, p.3
Presents brief history of grading option; believes the option may be modified in unfortunate ways.
152 Routh comments on ACT study
Northern Iowan 71:21, p.7
Study found no link between high grades and later success in work.
153 Pass/no credit issue lingers . . .
Northern Iowan 71:8, p.2
Supports action of Faculty Senate in sending issue to EPC for recommendations.
154 Pass/no credit discussed
Northern Iowan 71:7, p.1
Student Senate committee will report to EPC that the passing grade should not be changed from D- to C-.
155 "Wide and very deep chasm"
Northern Iowan 69:32, p.2
Believes it may be difficult for students to participate in a pass/fail system once they are conditioned to receiving grades.
156 A no to pass-no credit
Northern Iowan 69:30, p.2
Professor Krogmann believes that the grade system change has not produced good results.
157 A yes to pass-no credit
Northern Iowan 69:30, p.2
Professor Crownfield outlines benefits of grading system; asks for consistency.
158 Artists Series budget approved
Northern Iowan 69:28, p.1
Also approve measure relating to grading system.
159 Grading Committee tackles modified grade system plan
Northern Iowan 69:25, p.1
Professor Eakin talks about the committee's recommendations.
160 Senate faces new grading plan, University lobby
Northern Iowan 69:25, p.1
Consider grading plan which would eliminate Fs; also consider contributing to fund to hire student lobbyist.
161 No purpose in eliminating D's & F's
Northern Iowan 69:24, p.2
Believes Ds are certainly bad grades, but still sees no reason to eliminate them.
162 Student Senate discusses new grading proposal
Northern Iowan 69:23, p.1
Proposal would eliminate Ds and Fs; also consider student representative to Regents.
163 New grading policy
Northern Iowan 69:8, p.3
New policy relates to sending of grade reports to parents.
164 Present grading policy upheld by faculty
Northern Iowan 68:50, p.1
Pass/fail grading will not be expanded.
165 Grade system has flaws
Northern Iowan 68:28, p.3
Professor Fox explains his difficulty with graduate grade standards and the way that they are calculated.
166 Grading bill passed by Student Senate; 24 hour visitation also gets okay
Northern Iowan 68:25, p.3
Would modify pass/fail provisions.
167 Draft and letter on grade proposal
Northern Iowan 68:21, p.4
Text of proposal with explanatory letter; proposes A, B. C, and no credit.
168 Faculty expected to recommend new grading system
Northern Iowan 68:21, p.1
May recommend elimination of D and F; grades will be A, B, C, and no credit.
169 Student Senate passes pre-Christmas semester
Northern Iowan 68:21, p.1
Also considers proposals from Committee on Grading.
170 Grading system proposal to go to Student Senate
Northern Iowan 68:20, p.3
Results of questionnaire on grading.
171 Committee on Grading will propose significant changes
Northern Iowan 68:19, p.3
Professor Crownfield compiles grading options for consideration.
172 The 'real' story behind grades; origin unknown
Northern Iowan 68:16, p.3
173 Chabert says grades should be returned to former meaning
Northern Iowan 67:55, p.3
174 Retention policy makes no sense
Northern Iowan 67:36, p.4
Professor Fox believes that decisions to dismiss a student on the basis of a faulty grading system make no sense.
175 Teachers need grading system
Northern Iowan 67:33, p.3
Professor Fox outlines shortcomings of grading system.
176 University is confronted with time of crisis
Northern Iowan 66:57, p.2
Professor Ward claims that students and faculty must concentrate on the troubled times; will give all of his students an A grade.
177 Senate requests pass-fail P. E.
Northern Iowan 66:4, p.1
Will also consider support of Viet Nam moratorium and revision of General Education.
178 Tee off pass-fail general ed P. E.; fore!
Northern Iowan 66:4, p.2
Believes that taking general education physical education classes is good idea.
179 What became of the editors?
Alumnus 54:3, p.6
Survey of yearbook and newspaper editors reveals interesting results; photo.
180 Previews
Northern Iowan 65:66, p.8
Activities and meetings.
181 Pass-Fail
Northern Iowan 65:59, p.5
Both pass/fail and plus/minus systems will go into effect this semester.
182 Ombudsman
Northern Iowan 65:46, p.2
Questions about plusses and minuses on grades, campus lighting, and skip days.
183 Ombudsman
Northern Iowan 65:45, p.2
Questions about Greek grades and service in the Commons.
184 EPC studies program for minority students
Northern Iowan 65:39, p.12
Consider program under which students would receive no formal grades for first two years.
185 Previews
Northern Iowan 65:17, p.8
Activities and meetings.
186 EPC urges SS to begin student policy committee
Northern Iowan 65:14, p.6
James Albrecht urged the Student Senate to establish a student educational policies committee; pass-fail and plus-minus grading were discussed; list of students who attended.
187 Problem for others?
Northern Iowan 65:10, p.2
Letter expresses concern over how to grade students who are on the border between two letter grades in the new plus-minus grading system.
188 Maucker: doesn't expect guns for campus police
Northern Iowan 65:9, p.1
President Maucker stated that he didn't think campus security officers would carry guns; he also answered questions on a number of other topics; photo.
189 Defends plus-minus
Northern Iowan 65:4, p.2
Reprint of reply letter by David R. Crownfield to Des Moines Register editorial on plus-minus and pass/fail grading; states that these reforms should reduce grade pressures, not increase them.
190 More grades at UNI
Northern Iowan 65:3, p.2
Reprint of editorial from Des Moines Register, September 13, 1968, suggests that UNI's new plus/minus grading system will promote greater grade-consciousness.
191 Stand still
Northern Iowan 65:3, p.2
Editorial supports pass/fail grading but feels plus/minus grading will promote excessive grade-consciousness.
192 Adoption of plus-minus pass-fail promising
Northern Iowan 65:2, p.1
Planned changes for the grading system in the 1968-69 spring semester are outlined.
193 Previews
Northern Iowan 64:63, p.4
Activities and meetings.
194 UNI grading system is undergoing revision
Northern Iowan 64:61, p.1
Detailed comments on addition of plus and minus grades and pass/fail option.
195 Plus-minus grades approved by faculty
Northern Iowan 64:58, p.4
Also approve new student grievance procedure.
196 EPC recommends profs adopt grading revisions
Northern Iowan 64:51, p.4
Recommends adoption of plus and minus grades and limited ungraded credit.
197 EPC to vote Thursday on new grading systems
Northern Iowan 64:44, p.4
Will consider pass/fail and plusses and minuses.
198 The Sword of Damocles
Northern Iowan 64:34, p.2
Student receives an "F"; Army beckons.
199 Probation, suspension rate lower for fall semester
Northern Iowan 64:33, p.1
Registrar Beard discusses recent trends in student grades.
200 M. B. Smith guest at 'Dinner with Prof'
Northern Iowan 64:31, p.8
Professor Smith offers views on grading.