CNC Policies

This policy outlines how to prevent, report, detect, and investigate fraud.

This policy outlines responsibilities and guidelines for managing personal information.

This policy details CNC’s process for accepting gift in-kind donations.

This policy explains how students can appeal a final grade.

This policy explains the alphabetical grading system used at the College.

This policy and its associated procedures explain how the College of New Caledonia will ethically conduct research involving human participants with respect for persons, concern for welfare, and justice.

This policy outlines guidelines for hybrid work arrangements at CNC for non-instructional employees.

This policy describes how CNC grants access to applications and systems to ensure users can only view information required for their role.

This policy outlines how CNC will inactivate outdated courses and programs.

This policy sets out requirements to minimize cybersecurity risks.

This policy explains how CNC will purchase, rent, or lease information technology (IT) assets.

The policy explains how international students can apply for an authorized leave of absence.

This policy outlines CNC's investment strategy.

This policy explains how students can ask to take a course(s) elsewhere and receive credit towards their program at CNC.

This policy ensures library services support CNC programs and are accessible to everyone.

This policy outlines CNC's approach to managing media relations.

This policy explains how CNC will develop new educational programs.

This policy explains how CNC manages college policies that are approved by the Board of Governors and Executive Committee.

This policy explains how CNC manages policies and procedures that are approved by Education Council.

This policy outlines the criteria the Board of Governors will use to evaluate the President.