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--- policy:syllabus-policy-template [2023/04/28 22:58] – [Appendix: Syllabus Template] Matt Mitchell
+++ policy:syllabus-policy-template [2025/05/28 17:17] (current) – [Appendix: Syllabus Template] Paul Zastrocky
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 While a syllabus is an essential component of good teaching, student learning, and outcomes assessment, it is also a guide used in the resolution of conflicts that may arise between students and their instructors. While a faculty member has great flexibility in the design and content of a syllabus for a course, core information should be found in every syllabus for courses offered at CU Denver.
+See the Syllabi Templates in our[[https://wiki.cu.studio/policy/syllabus-policy-template#appendixsyllabus_template|Appendix]] below.
 ===== Policy Statement =====
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         * [[http://www.ucdenver.edu/policy/Documents/Process-for-Grade-Issues.pdf|Grade Appeal Policy]]
-===== Appendix: Syllabus Template =====
+===== Syllabus Checklist =====
-Note: This syllabus template is provided as a model for providing clear expectations for student academic success. This template is designed to help instructors offer students the essential information they need at the onset of the course. A complete and professional syllabus helps to establish a relationship between faculty and students as it sets the tone for the course: communicates when, when and how students will learn; makes clear to students what they need to do in order to be successful; communicates expectations in terms of student responsibilities; and deters misunderstanding about course policies. In addition to the categories provided here, instructors at other institutions have included other optional information (e.g. Educational Opportunity Programs; Title IX/Sexual Harassment; Ombuds Office, etc.).
+Before submitting the final course submission form and syllabus to the curriculum committee, please double-check the following:
+  * Did you use the most recent syllabus template and did you complete all required parts? [note: Curriculum Committee will only review course proposals that use this template] If this is a teacher education program course, did you use the most recent template for a teacher education syllabus? [[https://wiki.cu.studio/policy/syllabus-policy-template|Syllabus Template]]
+  * Do the course objectives reflect measurable learning outcomes and critical thinking skills?
+  * Are the assignments clearly described and is it clear how they will be assessed (e.g., include a rubric)?
+  * Are the readings up to date (as appropriate)?
+  * Is the commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion reflected in your syllabus (e.g., through course topics, readings, assignments, tone of syllabus language)?
+  * If there is an undergraduate and graduate version of the same course (to be cross-listed), is it clear how the course will differentiate between these levels (e.g., through readings, nature of the assignment)?
+===== Appendix: Syllabus Template =====
   * {{:policy:5_year_syllabi_review.docx|Five Year Syllabi Review}}
-  * {{:policy:sehd-syllabus-template.docx|SEHD Syllabus Template}}
+  * [[https://docs.google.com/document/d/1OQ9zjTdNWpOxCFH61F72MT0P3GR15l8y/edit#heading=h.jz8wx7fd7snc|SEHD Syllabus Template]]
   * {{:policy:cu-syllabus-template.docx|CU Syllabus Template}}
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+ <font 12px/inherit;;inherit;;inherit>Note: This syllabus template is provided as a model for providing clear expectations for student academic success. This template is designed to help instructors offer students the essential information they need at the onset of the course. A complete and professional syllabus helps to establish a relationship between faculty and students as it sets the tone for the course: communicates when, when and how students will learn; makes clear to students what they need to do in order to be successful; communicates expectations in terms of student responsibilities; and deters misunderstanding about course policies. In addition to the categories provided here, instructors at other institutions have included other optional information (e.g. Educational Opportunity Programs; Title IX/Sexual Harassment; Ombuds Office, etc.).</font>  \\
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