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3.1.040 Degree Revocation Policy
University of Central Missouri Policy
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Policy Name: Degree Revocation Policy |
Date Approved: Approved by the Board of Regents on January 18, 1989 |
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Policy Category: Academic Affairs |
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Policy Number: 3.1.040 |
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Approval Authority: Board of Governors |
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The purpose of the degree revocation policy is to describe the conditions under which a degree granted by the University of Central Missouri may be revoked.
It is the policy of UCM that a degree may be revoked when it is demonstrated by clear and convincing evidence that:
- A degree had been erroneously conferred when all requirements had not been satisfied
at the time the degree was granted.
- A degree had been erroneously conferred as a result of an act of academic dishonesty.
The president of the university is charged with developing procedures to implement
this “Degree Revocation Policy.” The president of the university, the provost and
the faculty will develop such procedures including the appropriate levels of procedural
due process extended to the degree recipient.
