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There are also some key dates on which certain roles expire. This is necessary because it is difficult to catch such transitions at the source. Such dates are included in the comprehensive document below, but we'll highlight them here as an added convenience:
Day of year | Student Role expiration | Faculty Role Expiration |
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May 20 | Expire Banner student role | Expire Banner faculty-teaching-a-course role |
July 1 | Expire Banner student role | Expire Banner faculty-teaching-a-course role |
August 1 | Expire Banner financial aid applicant role for preceding academic year | |
September 29 | Expire Banner student role | Expire Banner faculty-teaching-a-course role |
December 24 | Expire Banner student role | Expire Banner faculty-teaching-a-course role |
The Banner student information system cannot conclusively tell us if a person has ceased to be a student. We can only surmise that a person is no longer a student when that person fails to show up next semester. Registration data is one way to check whether the person has shown up for a semester, but it's not perfect (it doesn't account for students on approved leave, for example). This is the reason why students retain their student role for an extra Fall or Spring semester after they have left (see July 1 and December 24 student rows in above table). We need to use this forgiving definition of student because we don't want to delete student accounts or any of their resources if we aren't sure that they have left or are on approved leave.
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Semi-annual mass expirations may create delaysMass expirations on 07-01 and 12-24 may result in a backlog processing Banner events that may require up to two days to catch up. When this occurs, expected changes from Banner may be delayed accordingly. |
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