Forms, Policies, Publications

This policy outlines acceptable use of Denison-provided computing and network services.

Guide to Educational Studies for students and faculty advisors

Guide to Anthropology & Sociology for students and faculty advisors

Denison is vigilant and aware of its obligation to provide a campus and work environment that is free of harassment and intimidation.

Information for students regarding Knowlton Center appointments, cancellations, and no-show policies

The Denison University Archives collects materials in accordance with the Archives Collection Policy.

A quick guide to requirements for majors and minors in Anthropology & Sociology

A quick guide to requirements for Art History and Visual Culture majors/minors

A quick guide to requirements for Classical Studies majors/minors

A quick guide to requirements for Economics majors

A quick guide to requirements for Economics majors with a Mathematics concentration

A quick guide to requirements for Economics minors

A quick guide to requirements for English majors and minors

A quick guide to requirements for History majors/minors

A quick guide to requirements for the Studio Art B.A.

A quick guide to requirements for the Studio Art B.F.A.

A quick guide to requirements for Studio Art minors

A quick guide to requirements for Black Studies majors and minors

This policy prohibits conflicts of interest involving student financial aid and establishes employee conduct around student financial aid.

This policy prohibits conflicts of interest involving student financial aid and establishes standards of conduct for employees.

The Student Code provides general notice of the expectations Denison has for students and to articulate the college's procedures for resolving violations.

Denison University encourages all members of the Denison Community to abide by the provisions of copyright law.

No qualified student with a disability shall be denied access to or participation in programs, services or activities of Denison University.

Denison disseminates and ensures receipt of drug and alcohol policies on an annual basis.

Denison University shall be responsive to all legal requests for electronically stored information (ESI) from any recognized legal authority.

Information for students who are requesting to bring an Emotional Support Animal on campus

Denison University operates in accordance with many federal computing laws. This policy page outlines some of the most important ones.

The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) affords students certain rights with respect to their education records.

A policy describing the return of Title IV Funds for any student who withdraws from Denison University.

Denison University actively promotes the free expression and exchange of ideas.

Student general education check sheet

Description of Denison's governance system, including responsibilities and membership of Governance Committees and Task Forces

Info for students who reside in on-campus housing on the college's required notifications after a student is deemed to be missing

A statement of Denison's non-discrimination policy

Guide for students to grant access to parents and guests using the Parent Proxy system

Guidelines and restrictions on the use of P2P applications and protocols, such as BitTorrent

A guide for Denison community members on reducing consumption and recycling

Students must maintain satisfactory academic progress to receive and continue to be eligible for financial aid.

Policy prohibiting sex discrimination, including sexual harassment, sexual misconduct, stalking and retaliation

The student housing policy at Denison University

A campus parking map showing all dedicated areas for student parking

This agreement sets forth the conditions for fulfilling the Denison residency requirement as outlined in the Student Handbook.

This tour highlights some of Denison University's efforts to become a more sustainable campus.

An overview for students, faculty & staff on using online resources wisely and respectfully

Denison is committed to making all aspects of the institution a community characterized by honesty, integrity, and responsibility.

Department of Economics policies on transfer credit, off-campus study opportunities, and Advanced Placement (AP) credit.

Course criteria for transfer credit in Biology

Information on transfer and Advanced Placement (AP) credit for Chemistry & Biochemistry students