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...ions approved by faculty senate May 1, 2013, approved by board of trustees May 20, 2013.) (B) These bylaws are applicable within the authorization established by the bylaws of the board of trustees and the faculty organization of Cleveland state university.

... members, plus corresponding members. (1) Twelve faculty or staff members eligible under paragraph (B) of this rule, two from each of the six colleges, excluding the graduate college and the honors college. Eligible faculty and staff members shall be nominated by the deans of their respective colleges and submitted to the vice president for research. (2) Three at-large members elected by the fac...

...academic year (not including summer): (1) A maximum of nine semester credit hours of teaching; (2) A maximum of the equivalent of nine semester credit hours of teaching performed as administrative service; (3) Any combination of paragraphs (B)(1) and (B)(2) of this rule up to the equivalent of nine semester credit hours of teaching. (C) Faculty may elect to engage in post-retirement employ...

...visiting scholars) who may or are: (1) shipping tangible items overseas; (2) sharing proprietary, confidential or restricted information or software code with foreign nationals at Cleveland state or abroad; (3) interacting with embargoed or sanctioned countries, organizations, or individuals; or (4) traveling with restricted dual-use technology. (C) Definitions (1) Deemed export - is a term ...

...(A) General principles: (1) Cleveland state university respects the academic freedom of faculty to select the textbooks they judge to be most appropriate for their courses and most effective for their students' education. (2) Because acquiring textbooks requires an investment of time and/or money from students, faculty should make sure that the textbooks they select will be used substantially as...

...integrity officer has two options: (1) the "RIO" together with the respondent may decide to proceed directly to the investigation phase, or, (2) if either the "BIQ" or the respondent so desires, the procedure will move to the inquiry phase. The "RIO" will appoint the inquiry and/or investigation committees and ensure that necessary and appropriate expertise is secured to carry out a thorough a...

... integrity officer has two options: (1) the RIO will initiate an inquiry proceeding as described in rule 3344-28-05 of the Administrative Code, or (2) if the RIO concludes that the allegation falls within the definition of research misconduct and the assessment described in paragraph (C) of rule 3344-28-03 of the Administrative Code indicates that the allegation may have merit, the RIO will sub...

... ("OBOR,") paragraph (D) of rule 3344-1-02 of the Administrative Code. (B) If an admitted student wishes to challenge the residency determination made at the time of admission, the student shall complete a "residency review petition" and submit such petition to the registrar of Cleveland state university, along with copies of appropriate documents used to substantiate the student's claim. The r...

... residency rules provided in rule 3333-1-10 of the Administrative Code. (B) If an admitted student wishes to challenge the residency determination made at the time of admission, the student shall complete a "residency review petition" and submit such petition to the registrar of Cleveland state university, along with copies of appropriate documents used to substantiate the student's claim. The ...

...ive candidates. (B) Definitions (1) "Covered positions" - all faculty and staff positions, particularly professional staff and classified staff. Certain positions at CSU (i.e., law enforcement), shall be subject to the appropriate background checks, required by law and/or collective bargaining agreement. (2) "Candidates" - prospective candidates who are under final consideration for a pos...

...by the board of trustees effective July 1, 1996, and revised in February 2015, applies to all professional staff members of the university and all other unclassified personnel not included under the faculty and librarian personnel policies, or covered by the university's collective bargaining agreements with the "American Association of University Professors," (AAUP), or "Service Employees International Uni...

...ppointment: regular or temporary. (1) Regular appointment. Regular appointments are identified as regular base-funded or regular funds-available. (2) Regular base-funded. Regular base-funded are appointments to positions that are funded by instruction and general, general fee or auxiliary funds. The individual occupying the position is designated as full-time or part-time. (3) Corresponding...

...sals as described in paragraphs (E)(1) to (E)(5) of rule 3344-61-07 of the Administrative Code are not subject to the provisions of this rule. A dismissal hearing may be requested under that paragraph. (E) Classification determinations by human resources compensation are not subject to the provisions of paragraph (G) of this rule. For classification appeals, professional staff members may uti...

...mance of all librarians under review. (1) Membership: (a) The PAC-PR shall consist of four librarians. (b) Two members of the PAC-PR must be at the highest two librarian ranks. (c) When bargaining unit librarians are reviewed, two members of the PAC-PR shall be bargaining unit members and one member shall be an administrative librarian. (d) When administrative librarians are reviewed, two mem...

...ight and nine of the CSU/SEIU, district 1199 agreement. There is also a probationary period, article ten, for bargaining unit librarians. (B) For administrative librarians: Dismissal of an administrative librarian may be effected only according to procedures set forth in paragraph (B)(2) of this rule and only for reasons set forth in paragraph (B)(1) of this rule or a relevant provision of the R...

...(A) In accordance with sections 125.09 and 125.11 of the Revised Code, the university shall give preference to Ohio vendors, vendors from a "border state," and vendors that qualify as having a significant Ohio economic presence. (B) A "border state" means any state that is contiguous to Ohio and that does not impose a restriction greater than Ohio imposes pursuant to sections 125.09 and 125.1...

...ection process pursuant to rule 3344-65-16 of the Administrative Code. (B) Purchase orders, including modifications, require the following approvals: $99,999 or less associate director of purchasing operations or if position is vacant, an employee in purchasing services designated by the controller $100,000 - $200,000 Controller $200,001 - $649,999 senior vice president for business affairs and finance ...

...or selection process under rule 3344-65-16 of the Administrative Code was not used, all requested increases may not result in a total purchase order value exceeding the bid thresholds.

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...(A) Common carrier (1) Reimbursement for travel by air, rail, bus, or other common carrier shall not exceed the cost of coach fare or the economy rate in the chosen method of travel. (2) The traveler shall be personally liable for any charges assessed due to his/her failure to cancel reservations within the time limit specified by carriers, unless the failure is due to circumstances beyond his/h...

...(A) Purpose (1) Cleveland state university is committed to maintaining a supportive and safe educational environment, which seeks to enhance the well-being of all members of its community. This commitment reflects the university's adherence to its mission, to its various policies supporting its mission, and to relevant state and federal laws. Within that commitment, the university places importan...

... proceeding, as defined in division (G)(1)(a) of section 2151.421 of the Revised Code. (B) University personnel who are required to report child abuse and neglect under Ohio law and who fail to make this report may be found guilty of a first degree misdemeanor and subject to no more than one-hundred eighty days in jail and up to a one thousand dollar fine. (C) Any university personnel who make a goo...

...(with an effective date of November 23, 1973), created the Northeastern Ohio universities college of medicine (now the Northeast Ohio medical university) and empowered its board of trustees to govern and adopt its own rules. (B) Article II Statement of purpose Vision: to be the premier community-based interprofessional health sciences university in the United States. Mission: Northeast Ohio medic...

...(with an effective date of November 23, 1973), created the Northeastern Ohio universities college of medicine (now the Northeast Ohio medical university) and empowered its board of trustees to govern and adopt its own rules. (B) Article II Statement of purpose Vision: to be model of excellence in innovative education and impactful research to create transformational health care leaders of tomo...

...ducation Act (also known as Senate Bill 1 or the act) and promulgate northeast Ohio medical university's (NEOMED or university) statement of commitment to the educational and operational principles contained in the act. (B) Scope This rule applies to all positions, policies, programs and activities (as defined herein) affecting all NEOMED faculty, staff and students as indicated. (C) Definition...