The School of Community Resources & Development is dedicated to producing vibrant alumni who remain engaged in the communities in which they live and serve.

Professional Organizations

Links to professional organizations.

Scholarships

Student Organizations

The School of Community Resources & Development encourages its students to become involved in student organizations which provide peer support, networking and career development opportunities.

PROFESSIONAL LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCE SUBMISSION FORMS

Professional Leadership Experience submission form for students pursuing: B.S. in Nonprofit Leadership & Management (excluding American Humanics certification), B.S. in Parks & Recreation Management (excluding Therapeutic Recreation emphasis), OR B.S. Tourism Development & Management.

American Humanics - Professional Leadership Experience Submission Form

Professional Leadership Experience submission form for students pursuing the American Humanics Certificate

Therapeutic Recreation - Professional Leadership Experience Submission Form

Professional Leadership Experience submission form for students pursuing the Therapeutic Recreation emphasis area.

SCRD Advising Survey

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PETITION AND REQUEST FORMS

ASU Registrar Forms

Independent Study Form

Form required to register for an independent study NLM/PRM/TDM 499 course.

Omnibus Graduate Course Form

Form required to register for an omnibus REC 580, 583, 584 graduate course.

Omnibus Graduate Course Form (2)

Form required to register for an omnibus REC 590, 592 graduate course.

School of Community Resources & Development Petition to the Undergraduate Standards & Appeals Committee

Petition for change to core requirement, waiver of GPA restriction, acceptance of transfer course, change to course related area, waiver of prerequisite or other (explain)

School of Community Resources & Development Student Grievance Process

Students in the School of Community Resources & Development have the right to file a grievance toward a full-time or part-time faculty member alleging an unfair or arbitrary decision (including grade appeals) in evaluating academic performance or other treatment received in the classroom or educational setting. At ASU, the power to overturn a grade rests at the Dean’s (college) level. However, prior to filing a formal grievance with the college, a student must utilize the informal process at the school level. The College of Public Programs student grievance process can be found at http://copp.asu.edu/do/students/student-academic-grievance-procedures-standing-rules

School of Community Resources & Development Request for Grade of Incomplete

The grade of "I" (Incomplete) can only be given by an instructor when a student, who is doing otherwise acceptable work, is unable to complete a course (e.g., final exam or term paper) because of illness or other conditions beyond the student's control.