Degree-related classes have priority when scheduling events and locations.
Scheduling educational space is the responsibility of the academic unit
supervising an accredited course of study. The educational timeline
is established on the Lawrence campus. The class scheduling cycle begins
in the middle of the previous semester year and lasts approximately
three months. For example, the fall 2001 schedule planning process begins
in the fall of 2000.
Room priorities are assigned based on the previous year's schedule,
and changes reflect an ongoing review of the entire scheduling process,
curricular adjustments and efficient use of space. Due to the uniqueness
of the School of Medicine's curriculum, class schedules are developed
annually and room scheduling is completed by March 31st. Rooms are released
for other events at the end of the timetable process or April 1 for
rooms reserved for the School of Medicine academic programs.
To maximize efficient use of space, scheduled rooms with a capacity
of more than 30 must be filled to a minimum of 75% capacity. Double
booking space is discouraged and cancellations should be given as soon
as possible.
Space will be reserved for sixty (60) minutes unless specified otherwise.
Set-up and breakdown time must be included in the scheduled timeframe.
All activities must end a minimum of five (5) minutes prior to the designated
ending time to allow for transition between programs.
Educational space - auditoria, classrooms, conference areas, laboratories
None
Vice Chancellor for Administration
2023 Murphy Hall
(913) 588-1400
Date Approved: February 21, 2001
Date Effective: July 1, 2001
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