https://news.temple.edu/news/2024-02-28/temple-university-and-pasnap-reach-new-four-year-agreement
Temple University and the Pennsylvania Association of School Nurses and Practitioners (PASNAP) have reached a new four-year agreement that includes annual pay increases and additional enhancements to the union members’ vacation leave, beeper pay rate, sick leave payout, as well as vacation rollover. PASNAP is the bargaining unit that represents research nurses at Temple’s Main
https://payingforcollege.temple.edu/
A Temple University education is an investment in your future. It’s our goal to make it financially possible for every qualified student to enroll and make the financial aid process as transparent as possible. Temple offers various options to help make your education affordable. From federal and state grants to scholarships to student employment opportunities to grow your professional skills ...
https://universitycollege.temple.edu/harrisburg/course-catalog/professional-development-skills-enhancement/grant-writing-certificate-program
This certificate program will cover the basics of grant seeking and writing, enabling anyone with an interest in getting started on the grant writing process.
https://admissions.temple.edu/costs-aid-scholarships/temple-promise
The Temple Promise is a new last-dollar financial aid grant program designed to make a world-class education at Temple University more accessible and affordable regardless of a student’s financial means. By reducing financial barriers, the program ensures ambitious, curious and engaged students admitted to Temple can join our community of learners who make an impact in and out of the classroom.
https://www.fox.temple.edu/directory/arvind-parkhe-aparkhe
Biography Arvind Parkhe is a Professor of Strategy and International Business at the Fox School of Business, Temple University. Prior to joining Temple in 2003, he was on the faculty of the Kelley School of Business, Indiana University [Bloomington], 1989-2003. He holds a B.Tech. from IIT-Bombay [India], MBA from Georgia State University, and Ph.D. from Temple University. He is the recipient ...
https://cst.temple.edu/academics/degree-programs/graduate-programs-and-certificates/professional-science-masters-psm-programs
Program the next generation of genetic and biological technology with a professional interdisciplinary degree that combines biology, chemistry, and computer science. The curriculum includes intensive coursework, an industry or academic internship, and connections to the region’s top employers.
https://www.fox.temple.edu/directory/sudipta-basu-sudiptab
Biography Sudipta Basu is a professor of Accounting and Stanley Merves Chair at the Fox School. He has been studying accounting since his teens, starting with double-entry bookkeeping in high school. Basu received the American Accounting Association (AAA) 2012 Distinguished Contribution to Accounting Literature Award for his research on the effects of accounting conservatism on the properties ...
https://sfs.temple.edu/policies/satisfactory-academic-progress-sap
Students who are readmitted to the University under Academic Forgiveness will retain their former academic progress standing. Students who enter Academic Forgiveness as ineligible have the option to appeal for financial aid. Please consult the Academic Forgiveness section of the University Bulletin. Although a student's cumulative GPA may have been reset to 0.00 due to Academic Forgiveness ...
https://careers.temple.edu/employment-resources/employee-benefits/ee-retire-savings
Temple University offers two types of employee retirement savings plans: defined contribution retirement plan, and voluntary retirement contributions plan. These plans are administered by TIAA and Fidelity Investments on behalf of the university. There are different levels of contributions which vary depending on your job classification and collective bargaining agreement.
https://faculty.cst.temple.edu/~tuf43817/PHYS3701/Info3701S24.pdf
GRADING POLICY Your course grade will be determined by the homework (30%), quizzes (40%), and final exam (30%). Cutofs for course grades A, B, and C are 90%, 80%, and 70%, respectively. I expect to make some use of “grade modifiers”, that is ± after the grade. I may make other adjustments to the overall grading scheme if there are special circumstances.