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Skip to content Skip to search Skip to footer Office of the Provost Open Menu Back Close Menu Search for: Search Close Search AboutAbout Provost Wendland People Reporting Units Contact Us Vice ProvostsVice Provosts Vice Provost for Educational InitiativesVice Provost for Educational Initiatives Academic IntegrityAcademic Integrity Process For Students For Faculty and Staff For the Academic Integrity Board Contact Us Vice Provost for Faculty Affairs and DiversityVice Provost for Faculty Affairs and Diversity Mentoring at WashU Vice Provost for Graduate Education and International AffairsVice Provost for Graduate Education and International Affairs Graduate Student Experience and ResourcesGraduate Student Experience and Resources Career DevelopmentCareer Development The Pivot 314 Program PhD Education and GovernancePhD Education and Governance Doctoral CouncilDoctoral Council Doctoral Council Members Doctoral Council: Student Representatives Fellowships, Funding, and SupportFellowships, Funding, and Support The Ann W. and Spencer T. 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In this new structure, the Office of the Provost will oversee those policies and elements of WashU graduate programming that require a centralized, coordinated approach. The administration of the following policies and university-wide components will be maintained under the vice provost for graduate education. General questions pertaining to these areas may be directed to the office of the VPGE.   Academic and Professional Integrity Policy for PhD StudentsInvoluntary Leave of AbsenceFinancial Policies and PracticesChild Day Care SubsidyInterdisciplinary CoursesMinimum Stipend AwardNew Child Leave University-Wide PhD RequirementsResidency RequirementProgram Length LimitQualifying ExaminationsMentored Experience RequirementDissertationDissertation DefenseDissertation SubmissionDissertation GuideDissertation Template Each school will continue to administer and maintain admissions, finances, and enrollment management for its PhD programs. Examples of policies and practices administered by the schools include:   Admissions decisions, deferrals, and matriculation  Tuition remission, stipend disbursement and health insurance subsidies Registration, graduation, grade changes, advisor assignments, milestone record-keeping, dissertation submissions, and degree verifications Leaves of absence, withdrawal, reinstatement, probation, and dismissal  Doctoral Council The Doctoral Council is a standing committee of Washington University in St. Louis that is advisory to the provost, and represents the faculty and students of schools granting the Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) degree.  Mentored Experience Requirement Doctoral students at Washington University must complete a department defined Mentored Experience.  The Mentored Experience Requirement is a doctoral degree milestone that is notated on the student transcript, when complete.  Each department has an established Mentored Experience Implementation Plan in which the number of semesters in which a student must engage in a Mentored Teaching or Mentored Professional Experience is defined.  The Mentored Experience Implementation Plans outline how doctoral students within the discipline will be mentored to achieve competencies in teaching at basic and advanced levels.  Some departments may elect to include Mentored Professional Experiences as an avenue to complete one or more semesters of the Mentored Experience Requirement. Doctoral students will enroll in Mentored Teaching Experience or Mentored Professional Experience to signify progression in completing the overall Mentored Experience Requirement for the degree. Mentored Experience Requirements, Implementation Plans and FAQs Vice Provost for Graduate Education and International Affairs Graduate Admissions, Academics, and Policies Diversity Graduate Student Experience and Resources PhD Education and Governance Doctoral Council Mentored Experiences Fellowships, Funding, and Support Office of the Provost229 N. Brookings HallMSC 1072-0105-02St. Louis, MO [email protected] Us Office Directory People Vice Provost for Faculty Affairs and Diversity Vice Provost for Graduate Education and International Affairs Faculty information handbook The handbook features a list of organizations, rules and statements important to faculty and academic administrators. 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