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Initial classroom assignments are made by the Office of the Registrar and are subject to change for at least the first few weeks after the schedule is made viewable. If you have specific classroom requests or believe there will be an issue with your rooms as assigned, please notify Amanda Allen in the HLTH office by email. We will make every effort to ensure that your rooms meet the needs of your classes, but due to space limitations, it may not always be possible to fulfill every request.

Please do remember to check your rooms before the start of the semester, so that we can minimize issues once the semester starts. You are more than welcome to make arrangements to switch rooms with other instructors on your own, but please notify the office immediately so that we can maintain the accuracy of the class schedule online and make sure there are no unforeseen issues.

Requests for lab reservations can be made by emailing Amanda Allen in the HLTH office, or can be sent directly to the office of Information Technology Services by filling out their .  Regular or recurring lab reservations are best made prior to the start of the semester.  Please note that there is a separate process (internally for I.T.S.) for scheduling labs during the final/extended week, and that regular lab assignments may not carry over. Lab requests for the final week should be made as early as possible in the same manner as a regular lab request, but labs will not be assigned until later in the semester.

Routine copy requests should be submitted two business days in advance. You can email the HLTH office (shsfacultywork@stockton.edu) for any copy requests, or use the work request forms in the copy room.  Copy requests of high volume or for color copies will be sent to the print shop. Be sure to leave ample time for job completion.  Copies should be made on the large Canon machine only. Whenever possible, please make copies on the front and back side of the page in order to save paper. (For large or more complex jobs - please submit a request, at least a week in advance.) Please consult a HLTH administrative assistant if you need assistance with your copy requests.  If at all possible, go green and digital.

All HLTH faculty should be connected to the "HealthScience_ColorCanon" printer located in the back room of the HLTH Administrative Office (HSC 215). If you do not see this option from your office computer, please call the office 609-652-4501 or the Help Desk 609-652-4501. This printer can be used at any time as needed. Your faculty/staff ID badge will let you swipe into the office during off hours.  

Please submit this form at least six weeks before your lecture. Please email Kent Mayhew kent.mayhew@stockton.edu with any questions

Space can be reserved by contacting the Office of Event Services at Event.Services@��˾��������.edu.  Please include the event name or purpose for the reservation, number of expected attendees, and any support needs (I.T. assistance, tables and chairs, etc.).  If the event involves catering, please follow the steps below.

***Virtual events must be scheduled in the same way as in-person events, so that they are recorded on the University's event calendar***

• Catering orders need to be placed no less than three weeks before the event. 
• Please send an email to shsbudget@stockton.edu regarding your catering order, especially if the order has changed.
• Assuming the catering request was approved, contact Event Services (see above) about your event including set-ups for the room (tables, electronics, etc.). 
• The following items are REQUIRED beforeplacing the order and are needed to complete the order with Chartwells:
• If your order has changed from previous events, you can view the catering options online at .
• Please email the following to Haley andshsbudget@stockton.edu after the event so the catering charge can be reconciled in a timely manner (items on this list can be sent before the event too, if you have them on file):
• The day of the event you must circulate a sign-in sheet and have guests write their names on the sign-in sheet. You may not email a list of attendees in lieu of submitting a sign-in sheet. An example sign-in sheet can be downloaded here: .
• Please return the sign-in sheet to Haley or email it to shsbudget@stockton.edu within 7 days of the event.

Programs, invitations, etc. need to be requested to the HLTH office (shsfacultywork@stockton.edu) no less than five weeks before needed. Graphic’s mandate a four-week working period and the Print Shop needs at least a week to process orders. Please email the HLTH office (shsfacultywork@stockton.edu) with all relevant information regarding the event and request needs. 

The final week of the semester is designed so that every class with regularly scheduled face-to-face meetings gets one last two-hour meeting for final exams, projects, presentations, etc. Please refer to the Final Week schedules on the Calendars page so that you can plan accordingly.  Please note that meetings for hybrid classes are scheduled a little differently than regular face-to-face classes.  Those meeting patterns are described below the schedule grid.  Additionally, computer lab reservations do not carry over from the regular class schedule and must be reserved separately (please refer to the Computer Labs section under "General Info" above).

Instructors can make grade changes for the current or past two semesters using the "Grade Change" link under "Faculty Advising Tools" on the Faculty tab in the Portal.  Once a change is submitted, both the instructor and student will receive a confirmation email.  The change will be visible on the student's transcript and the "Grade Summary" screen but not on the "Final Grades" screen. Changes can only be made to A - F, I and X grades. For changes in other situations, please contact the Assistant Dean or the Office of the Registrar (registrar@stockton.edu).

To assign an Incomplete in place of a grade, the "Agreement for Completion of Coursework" form (also available on the Faculty tab under "Faculty Resources") must be filled out, signed by both the instructor and student, and submitted to the Assistant Dean for approval.  The form will be sent to the Office of the Registrar (who will input the "I" grade) and a copy will remain on file in the HLTH office.

In order to offer an Independent Study to a student, both the instructor and student must complete the downloadable form (also available on the Faculty tab under "Faculty Resources"). Once complete, the student must bring the form to the HLTH office for approval (and GENS if it is for "G" credit or has an attribute attached), then to the Bursar's Office and the Office of the Registrar (in that order). A copy of the form will be kept on file in the HLTH office.

All major and minor changes/declarations must be submitted digitally. To make a request, the student should log into their Go ��˾�������� portal. Access their Student Services tab > Student Tools > Change of Major/Minor. Students interested in any of the Health Sciences majors are subject to review (specific math scores needed).

If a student wishes to change their preceptor, faculty must complete the "," also located in the portal on the Faculty tab under Faculty Advising Tools, in order to add the student to their roster.

To make adjustments to a student's degree evaluation (Degree Works), the "Degree Works Adjustment" form (also available on the Academic Advising website) should be completed and signed by the student's preceptor, approved and signed by the Program Chair and Assistant Dean, and forwarded to the Academic Advising office. 

��˾�������� (SU) students have the benefit of two routes to admission into the DPT program.

1. "3 + 3" Alternative Format Program- Student is highly encouraged to consult with preceptor. 
   1. Students must have earned a minimum of 64 credits at the time of application.
   2. Must have 96 undergraduate credits by the end of the spring semester in the academic year which the student applies.
   3. Must complete a baccalaureate degree by the end of the spring semester of the first year of the DPT program.
   4. May have a maximum of 2 prerequisite courses outstanding as of the spring semester in the academic year the applicant applies.  These courses must be completed by the end of that spring semester.  Offers of admission are contingent upon evidence of successful completion of all pre-requisite courses.
   5. To complete all ten prerequisite courses () by the fall of their 3^rd year, students will need to take at least 1-2 prerequisites each semester.  
2. Traditional Format Program
   1. ��˾�������� students may apply if they complete their SU baccalaureate degree by the end of the spring semester in which the applicant applies.