Class participation is an important aspect
of this class, and excessive absences will therefore aversely
affect the final grade
Course evaluations will be available at the
end of the semester at: evals.wustl.edu
Policy on Pass/Fail Grading Option:
Students who take Comparative Literature courses under the Pass/Fail
option must receive a grade of C- or better
in order to qualify for the Pass on their final grade.
Grade Requirement for Major and Minor:
Only courses taken for a letter grade count toward the major
and minor in Comparative Literature.
Academic Integrity: Students are bound by the
University policy on academic integrity in all aspects of this
course. All references to ideas and texts other than the
students' own must be so indicated through appropriate footnotes,
whether the source is a book, an online site, the professor,
etc. All students are responsible for following the rules
outlined in the document regarding the University academic integrity
policy: http://www.wustl.edu/policies/undergraduate-academic-integrity.html
Special accommodations for students with disabilities.
Students seeking disability-related accommodations and guidance
from the University must contact the Center for Advanced Learning
Disability Resources, Cornerstone (DR) upon enrollment or once
diagnosed. Unlike high school students, college and graduate
students are expected to identify themselves and to make specific
requests for accommodations by notifying DR. Eligibility for
accommodations is determined on an individual basis. Requests
must be supported by professional documentation and must be renewed
each semester. DR will guide students (undergraduates, graduate
students, and prospective students) through each step of this
process. Instructors will maintain strict confidentiality regarding
disability issues and related accommodations, and will refer
students directly to http://disability.wustl.edu/. |