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Policies and Procedures

As an extension of Saint Louis University, the 1818 Program has various policies and procedures governing student academics, student well-being, and program accreditation standards.

Coordinators are responsible for familiarizing themselves with these policies and working with the 1818 Program Office to ensure all requirements of program participation are met. This includes extenuating circumstances for students and instructor compliance.

Download the 1818 Program Partner Handbook

Professional Development Events

The 1818 Program is committed to continuous faculty improvement. A regular schedule of required and optional orientation and professional development programs are offered, including:

  • Summer: Instructor/coordinator conference
  • Summer: New faculty orientation
  • Winter: Mid-year coordinator meeting
  • Fall/Spring: Annual discipline-specific professional development for instructors

Annual Program Updates

Each year the 1818 Program office offers on-campus and/or online program meetings that allow 1818 instructors and coordinators to ask questions of 1818 Program staff and faculty liaisons, discuss program changes, network with colleagues and plan for program implementation.

All 1818 coordinators are expected to attend the summer conference and the mid-year coordinator meeting; those unable to attend in-person/synchronously must review recorded presentations from the program to ensure understanding of 1818 requirements and expectations.

Instructor Professional Development Days

Throughout each year, the 1818 Program office and SLU faculty liaisons offer a variety of professional development programs that advance faculty disciplinary knowledge and pedagogy while promoting collegiality and collaboration among partner faculty from multiple schools. Attendance at one such professional development session each year is mandatory. Online sessions will be made available for partners outside the St. Louis/eastern Illinois region.

Additional Events

To encourage collaboration and to help educate high schools and their constituencies regarding dual credit, financial aid, college advising, etc., the 1818 Program offers a variety of annual events (in-person and online) including:

  • Coordinator and faculty webinars
  • SLU visit days for 1818 students and families
  • Dual-credit parent presentations (upon request of individual high school)
  • Dual-credit Student presentations (upon request of individual high school)