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Subject: Unexcused Absences


Author:
Alex Billioux
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Date Posted: 11:58:50 06/11/01 Mon

I believe we should drop the distinction between excused and unexcused absences. In a fifteen week semester, 3 weeks is a pretty substantial amount to miss (1/5). If you know you will miss more than 3 weeks, you whould reconsider membership in the Forum Council.

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[> Subject: also a good suggestion. what does everyone else think?


Author:
bess
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Date Posted: 20:21:08 06/17/01 Sun

>I believe we should drop the distinction between
>excused and unexcused absences. In a fifteen week
>semester, 3 weeks is a pretty substantial amount to
>miss (1/5). If you know you will miss more than 3
>weeks, you whould reconsider membership in the Forum
>Council.

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[> Subject: Re: Unexcused Absences


Author:
Mike C
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Date Posted: 10:16:07 06/18/01 Mon

I think we still need a distinction between excused and unexcused. It's possible for someone to miss a meeting and still do their job. Perhaps some clause stating that three unexcused absenses is grounds for immediate removal, but after three excused absenses, the council has the liberty whether or not to discuss the resignation of a member. That way, the council is not stuck kicking someone out who has otherwise done their job.

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[> [> Subject: Good distinction


Author:
Alex B
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Date Posted: 16:52:24 06/18/01 Mon

I agree with the need for the distinction as long as it is put in the terms you set forth. 3 unexcused is immediate dismissal, 3 excused calls for a discussion on whether the member is doing their job.

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