The phrase "academic policy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the rules and guidelines that govern academic institutions or programs.
Example: "The university's academic policy outlines the requirements for graduation and the standards for academic integrity."
Alternatives: "educational policy" or "scholarly guidelines".
Elizabeth Warren was one of those academic policy makers.
But this is not an academic policy argument between experts.
She is also the chairwoman of the CUNY trustee committee on academic policy.
Peter Hamilton, chairman of the HMC's academic policy committee and headmaster of Haberdashers' Aske's school in Hertfordshire, said: "This country is in grave danger of not producing any decent linguists at all in the future.
The president of Medgar Evers College, the predominantly black public college in central Brooklyn, announced his resignation Thursday, the culmination of three and a half years of conflicts with students and faculty on issues from academic policy to community relations.
Dr. Shivaji Sengupta, the vice president of academic policy at Boricua, which was founded for students from Puerto Rico and other Spanish-speaking areas, said that the college had put in place a corrective plan approved by the Education Department, and that it had already pushed passing rates above 80percentthis yearar.
They describe a structure in which elite career bureaucrats controlled rubber-stamp academic policy-making committees, while at the same time leaving it to industry to essentially regulate itself.
ILLINOIS--Announced WR Lonnie Hurst was dismissed from the football team for violating academic policies.
Their secret is obvious: clear academic policies, a sound ethical basis, heavy parental involvement and minimal bureaucracy.
James H. Ammons resigned as president of Florida A&M in July amid criticism about academic policies and hazing.
From academic policies and budgets to teacher training and hiring, the committee rules by consensus on matters that were once decided largely by Newton administrators.
