Forms
Application/Individualization Phase Request for Administrative Excuse
Please use the following form to formally request an administrative excuse. You will receive an email shortly letting you know if this request is approved. Submission of this request does not automatically mean that request is approved. Administrative excuse is not official until you receive an email confirmation from the Associate Dean of Student Affairs or Student Affairs designee stating that you have been approved.
Administrative Excuse Request
Asheville Request for Excused Absence
Please use the following form to formally request an excused absence. You will receive an email shortly letting you know if this request is approved. Submission of this request does not automatically mean that request is approved. An excused absence is not official until you receive an email confirmation from the Campus Director(s) or Student Affairs Liaison.
Charlotte Request for Excused Absence
Please use the following form to formally request an excused absence. You will receive an email shortly letting you know if this request is approved. Submission of this request does not automatically mean that request is approved. An excused absence is not official until you receive an email confirmation from the Campus Director(s) or Student Affairs Liaison.
Wilmington Request for Excused Absence
Please use the following form to formally request an excused absence. You will receive an email shortly letting you know if this request is approved. Submission of this request does not automatically mean that request is approved. An excused absence is not official until you receive an email confirmation from the Campus Director(s) or Student Affairs Liaison.
Student Mistreatment Report Form
It is the goal of the School of Medicine to provide an environment for students that is conducive to learning and free of all forms of harassment. However, we recognize that misunderstandings between individuals do occur, particularly in the high-stress, low-sleep situations in which medical students often find themselves. Mistreatment can take many forms, ranging from subtle belittlement or discrimination to blatant hostility or harassment. Mistreatment may cause a variety of emotional responses in a student, from anger to isolation and embarrassment. Fear of retaliation can be a major component. It can be difficult for students to report mistreatment, and the School has created several pathways to do so.
Submit Learning Environment Praise
Offer praise about special learning environment moments and review others here: Learning Environment Praise