Answers for a number of resource and technology questions may be found using, the iSchool’s IT Services page and SU IT Services, Security and Policy pages.
However, to assist in identifying religious observance days, Hendricks Chapel has compiled a list of religious holidays that reflect a large proportion of the University community and that may or may not fall on University work and class days.įor assistance with computers, training, connectivity, printers, digital resources, servers, storage or admin rights at the iSchool, submit a help ticket to IT Services. In addition, some observances vary by tradition and by country and are defined by the lunar calendar. Syracuse University recognizes that the faith traditions observed by our diverse community include more holidays than can be captured adequately in a list. Faculty can access MySlice to see if students have completed this form for their classes. Students must fill out a form on MySlice to notify professors about religious observances. If a faculty member is unwilling or unable to make an appropriate accommodation, the student should consult his or her academic dean.
No fees will be charged to the student for the costs incurred by the University for such make-up work. Supervisors are asked to be supportive of staff members who request vacation or personal time to observe a religious holiday and to make every effort to avoid scheduling meetings or events at times that would exclude such staff members from participation.įaculty are asked to make appropriate accommodation for students’ observance needs by providing an opportunity to make up any examination, study, or work requirement that is missed because of an absence due to a religious observance, provided the instructor has been notified no later than the end of the second week of classes. Syracuse University recognizes the diverse faith traditions represented among its campus community and supports the rights of faculty, staff, and students to observe according to these traditions.Īll University offices are asked to be sensitive to the needs of faculty, staff, and students who are observing a religious holiday when scheduling meetings and events.ĭeans, department chairs and program directors are asked to make every effort to avoid scheduling meetings or events at times that would exclude faculty who are observing a religious holiday from participation.
Payroll, Budget, and Travel InformationĪccording to Syracuse University Hendricks Chapel’s Religious Observances Policy:.iSchool Academic Affairs & Curriculum Advisory.Who Are You Teaching/Who Are Your Students?.
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