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BP 5.2.3 — Vocational: Student Projects and Materials Non-Automotive
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Ladelle (Bo) Harmon

Ladelle (Bo) Harmon

Senior Director of Institutional Effectiveness, Accreditation and Policy
828-652-0626

Institutional EffectivenessMTCC Procedures ManualFact BookQuality Enhancement PlanSACSCOCState Performance MeasuresPrograms of StudyIPEDSBoard of Trustees Policy Manual
Ladelle (Bo) Harmon

Ladelle (Bo) Harmon

Senior Director of Institutional Effectiveness, Accreditation and Policy
828-652-0626

← Board of Trustees Policy Manual

BP 5.2.3

Vocational: Student Projects and Materials Non-Automotive

Legal Authority
NCGS 115D-20
Approved
August 20, 1999

Policy

Student projects and/or materials left on College property after the end of a semester, without the expressed consent of the instructor, will be considered abandoned. Such projects or materials will be disposed of by the College.

Students who are dropped from class may not leave projects or materials without the consent of the instructor. Projects so left without permission will be considered abandoned and will be disposed of by the College.