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...iplinary authority of the university. (1) The disciplinary power of the university is inherent in its responsibility to protect its educational purposes and processes through the setting of standards of conduct and scholarship for its students and through the regulation of the use of its facilities. The university of Akron's code of student conduct reflects and supports the educational mission of...

...ty of Akron. (B) Guiding principles. (1) Mission. Building community, enhancing experience. (2) Vision. We believe in a university that is connected, invested, and inspired to grow. (3) Values. Our existence is rooted in community, inclusivity, and service. (C) Introduction. (1) Name. The official name of this organization is the undergraduate student government. (2) Membership requirem...

...ty of Akron. (B) Guiding principles. (1) Mission. Building community, enhancing experience. (2) Vision. We believe in a university that is connected, invested, and inspired to grow. (3) Values. Our existence is rooted in community, inclusivity, and service. (C) Introduction. (1) Name. The official name of this organization is the undergraduate student government. (2) Membership requirem...

...credit for undergraduate courses. (1) A total for all non-remedial, non-developmental college-level course work completed with earned grades of "D-" or better taken at an institution of higher education in the United States which is fully accredited or has been granted candidacy status by one of the following regional institutional accrediting agencies: middle states association of colleges a...

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... in the manner set forth in rule 3361:20-41-03 of the Administrative Code. In addition, there shall be the following standing subcommittee: master planning and facilities subcommittee of the finance and administration committee. The master planning and facilities subcommittee, consisting of no fewer than any three members of the board shall be appointed yearly by the chairperson of the board. The ...

...s or less may be executed as follows: (1) Without board of trustees' approval, the president or his/her delegate appointed pursuant to paragraph (F) of this rule shall have the authority to: (a) Approve all budget transfers in undesignated general or auxiliary funds, and all additional appropriations of undesignated general, auxiliary or plant funds in amounts of four million five hundred dollars or...

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...)(3)(b) of this rule and by rule 3361:10-1-06 of the Administrative Code. All such actions shall be reported to the board at its September meeting. (D) The president shall present proposed annual budgets, and submit to the board periodically, for its information, an organizational chart of the university. The president shall, preferably at a regular meeting of the board in the fall of every odd-n...

...tion of a provostal search committee. (1) The action necessary to establish a search committee for a provost will be taken by the president. (2) The search committee for a provost will consist of the following: (a) Four presidential appointments (one of whom shall chair the committee) to include the following: (i) Two faculty members, one of whom must be from the provostal area and one of ...

... Introduction, purpose and scope: (1) Introduction As members of the university of Cincinnati ("university" or "UC") community, all faculty, staff, students, members of the board of trustees, university officers and affiliates are responsible for maintaining the highest ethical standards of this institution, and of the broader community in which we function. The university values integrity, ...

... Fraud in Research," issued November 4, 1988, by the "Association of American Universities, National Association of State Universities and Land-Grant Colleges, and Council of Graduate Schools." "Fraud in research undermines the scientific enterprise in ways that go far beyond the waste of public funds. Although an uncommon event relative to the large scientific literature, violations of accep...

...(A) Rationale (1) Smoking is one of the largest causes of illness and premature death in the United States. Research findings indicate that nonsmokers who are regularly exposed to tobacco smoke are also at increased risk of illness. The university recognizes that smoking any substance in any form poses a public health hazard. For purposes of this policy, "smoking" has the same meaning as in divis...

... believes it has a responsibility to: (1) Encourage innovation. (2) Promote the use of inventions and discoveries for public good. (3) Provide for equitable distribution of income, if any, resulting from invention and discovery between the university and an investigator. In recognition and furtherance of the objectives listed in this paragraph and consistent with section 3345.14 of the Rev...

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...g guidelines shall be as follows: (1) For purchases in amount less than fifteen thousand dollars, the buyer shall obtain bids by telephone or electronic transmission as competition warrants. (2) For purchases in an amount above fifteen thousand dollars but not in excess of six hundred sixty-five thousand five hundred dollars, the buyer shall obtain bids in writing, including electronic trans...

...rmined in accordance with rule 3333-1-10 of the Administrative Code promulgated by the Ohio board of regents under section 3333.31 of the Revised Code and amplified by rule 3361:20-31-03 of the Administrative Code, "Fees: residency." (F) The registrar, bursar and "Tuition Refunds Appeals Committee (TRAC)" shall interpret the rules relating to payment and refund of student fees.

...ed funds: (A) Endowment fund "A" (1) Goal The goal of the university's endowment investment policy shall be to produce real growth in assets net of administrative and investment fees, by generating a total rate of return which is greater than, or equal to, the spending rate established by the university's endowment spending policy plus the rate of inflation. The university also elects to pa...

...(A) Purpose (1) The investment committee shall oversee the management of the university's endowment assets, subject to the investment policies stated in rule 3361:20-41-01 of the Administrative Code, which include the university's obligations under the uniform prudent management of institutional funds act of Ohio (UPMIFA), and such supplementary guidelines as may be approved by the finance and ...

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... part or all of a workday. (See rule 3361:10-55-01 of the Administrative Code regarding the announcement of emergency closures at the university of Cincinnati.) (B) This rule identifies those employees who are required to report to or remain at work during such emergency closings and sets forth the policies governing attendance and compensation that will be in effect for all employees during thes...

...(A) Pursuant to Section 371.70.20 of Amended Substitute House Bill 1 effective on July 17, 2009, the board may adopt a policy providing for mandatory furloughs of employees, including faculty, to achieve spending reductions necessitated by institutional budget deficits. (B) The following rule applies, notwithstanding any other rule to the contrary, to all employees except those employees covered by a...

.... (C) In accordance with divisions (F)(1) and (F)(2) of section 124.14 of the Revised Code, this rule supersedes any portion of the Revised Code or Administrative Code covering the same subject matter, including but not limited to section 124.385 of the Revised Code.

...yed by the university prior to July 1, 1977, who elected to continue to participate in the grandfathered retirement plan shall make contributions thereto as provided for in paragraph (B) of this rule. Persons entering into employment in positions covered by the applicable law after June 30, 1977, or who were employed by the university prior to July 1, 1977 but who elected to cease participation in...

...for retirement under Rule 3362:30-28-01 of the Administrative Code, and with ten or more years of full- or part-time service with the university, the state or any of its political subdivisions, may elect to be paid in cash for the value of the number of converted unused sick days not to exceed the lesser of thirty days or one-fourth of the employee's unused accrued sick leave credit. The employee's unused...