|
ATTENTION
Please
DO NOT hand
write your forms. Handwritten forms
generally do not fax clearly. If you
must hand write your form, be sure to use a dark pen (such as a gel pen or
felt tip). Whenever possible, please
use the email form as it is much neater and expedites the proctor
approval process.
The
following procedures apply for proctor approval:
- Students
are responsible for securing the services of a suitable proctor according
to the requirements listed below.
- Once
a proctor is approved, he or she may continue administering tests
throughout the semester without re-approval.
- Students must submit
the completed form one week prior to the first test date.
We prefer email, but students may also
send the form by fax (806) 291-1989 or by
mail:
Wayland Baptist University
Virtual Campus
1900 West 7th Street CMB# 420
Plainview, Texas 79072
ATTN: Jennifer Brown
The
proctor must be approved before examination
information can be emailed.
- The criteria
established for proctor approval are:
- knowledge of and
experience in the administration of examinations
- current employment
on a full-time basis with professional reputation that would be
severely tarnished if improprieties were discovered
- Based
on the above, acceptable proctors are:
- authorized
employees at university/college testing facilities
- faculty
member of a university or college
- authorized
employees at U.S. Military Education centers
d.
Wayland center directors and Wayland approved faculty
e.
librarians holding the Master of Library Sciences
distinction
- Exceptions to the above will not be favorably
considered. In no case will relatives, neighbors, or other students be
approved. Persons who are
employed by the same company/organization as the student will also not
be approved.
- Please
make sure that your proctor is able to administer tests via the
internet. If he/she is not, you
will need to find another proctor unless your instructor has provided a
paper version of the test.
- You
will be notified by email if the proctor approval process
determines that the requested proctor does not meet the above
criteria.
|