In an exclusive interview with TSL, Pomona College President G. Gabrielle Starr talked about grading and fall plans amid coronavirus.
Tag: Grading Policies
OPINION: CMC is a community without courage
The lack of an equitable grading policy at Claremont McKenna College — and student reactions to the new grading policy — highlight a lack of solidarity.
CMC faculty to vote on extended credit/no credit deadline; students would view grades before deadline
Claremont McKenna faculty will vote Friday on a motion allowing students to view their final grades before choosing credit/no credit grading.
Pomona faculty to re-vote Friday on struck down A/no record/incomplete policy
Pomona faculty will re-vote on Friday on an A/no record/incomplete grading policy following technical difficulties at Wednesday’s meeting.
Pomona delays decision on grading policy, votes down A/no record/incomplete option
Pomona faculty voted down an A/no record/incomplete coronavirus grading policy, but otherwise failed to come to a consensus on a new policy.
EDITORIAL BOARD: Pomona shutting out students, reporters from faculty grading meeting is unacceptable
Pomona barred students and reporters from a faculty meeting to decide coronavirus grading policy. This is unacceptable.
Pomona faculty to vote on universal pass/no record grading proposal without letter grade option
Pomona College faculty will vote Wednesday on a motion to grade students on a universal pass/no credit basis for the spring 2020 semester.
Scripps announces new grading policy; students can opt in to pass/fail before May 6
Scripps College students will have until May 6 to opt into pass/fail grading under a policy prompted by the coronavirus pandemic.
Pitzer announces details of spring pass/no credit grading policy; students can request letter grade until May 15
Pitzer students will have until May 15 to request a letter grade for their spring 2020 courses, which will be graded pass/fail by default.
Pass/no credit for all? 5C students, student governments consider new grading policies
Amid the coronavirus pandemic, 5C students and their student governments are advocating for new grading policies they say promote equity.