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Rule 3339-13-04 | Unclassified administrative staff appointment status and annual evaluation.

...(A) Appointment status Each unclassified administrative staff position at Miami university will be designated as either an extended appointment eligible position or annual appointment position. These designations will be determined by the appropriate vice president or a senior administrator of each division of Miami university; these designations will be communicated to the appropriate personnel...

Rule 3339-14-01 | Rank.

...All professional librarians are appointed with rank (principal librarian, associate librarian, or assistant librarian) which reflects the professional status and accomplishments of the individual. Librarians who, prior to July 1, 2003, were awarded the positional ranks of professor, associate professor, or assistant professor continue to hold membership in the faculty assembly. The ranks of principal librarian, ass...

Rule 3339-15-06 | Intellectual property.

...(A) General (1) In the course of research, teaching, and service activities at Miami university, faculty, staff, and students sometimes create intellectual property which may be protectable by copyright, patent, or other means. Miami university seeks to establish an environment in which the creation of intellectual property is suitably recognized as an academic achievement and in which the benefi...

Rule 3339-15-09 | Misconduct in research.

...This policy statement is adapted from, and affirms, a statement on the subject prepared by the association of american universities, August 22, 1988. (A) Introduction Misconduct in university research undermines the research enterprise and is harmful to the university community, the research community generally, and the public. Institutions such as Miami university have the responsibility not only t...

Rule 3339-16-01 | Alcohol and university property.

...(A) Legal and responsible use of alcohol The right to acquire, possess, and consume alcoholic beverages is limited by laws that establish minimum drinking ages, drinking and driving laws, and so on. Miami university also has established policies on alcohol use on campus and by campus groups. It is incumbent on students, faculty, and staff to become knowledgeable regarding these policies, whet...

Rule 3339-16-14 | Travel.

...Miami university reimburses or pays travel expenses only if the travel's purpose is: representation of the university on official university business; research investigation; attendance at meetings of professional societies or organizations; or teaching and training activities of the university. Both the travel and the request for payment must satisfy internal revenue service requirements. The amount to be ...

Rule 3339-16-17 | Unmanned aircraft system (drones and model aircraft).

...The operation of small unmanned aircraft systems ("UAS"), including drones and model aircraft, on university property and in university airspace (collectively, "university property") is regulated by the federal aviation administration ("FAA") pursuant to 14 C.F.R. Part 107 ("Part 107") and 14 C.F.R. Part 101 ("Part 101"). This rule seeks to ensure compliance with those legal obligations, to protect privac...

Rule 3339-18-01 | Motor vehicle permits.

...The university and the city of Oxford are compact and interdependent, with most locations accessible to pedestrians. Miami university discourages students from bringing cars to Oxford. Students who desire transportation will find that transit services provided by the Butler county regional transit authority provide an efficient alternative to a personal vehicle. Miami university is not responsible for dama...

Rule 3339-18-01 | Motor vehicle permits.

...The university and the city of Oxford are compact and interdependent, with most locations accessible to pedestrians. Miami university discourages students from bringing cars to Oxford. Students who desire transportation will find that transit services provided by the Butler county regional transit authority provide an efficient alternative to a personal vehicle. Miami university is not responsible for dama...

Rule 3339-18-01 | Motor vehicle permits.

...The university and the city of Oxford are compact and interdependent, with most locations accessible to pedestrians. Miami university discourages students from bringing cars to Oxford. Students who desire transportation will find that transit services provided by the Butler county regional transit authority provide an efficient alternative to a personal vehicle. Miami university is not responsible for dama...

Rule 3339-18-01 | Motor vehicle permits.

...The university and the city of Oxford are compact and interdependent, with most locations accessible to pedestrians. Miami university discourages students from bringing cars to Oxford. Students who desire transportation will find that transit services provided by the Butler county regional transit authority provide an efficient alternative to a personal vehicle. Miami university is not responsible for dama...

Rule 3339-18-03 | Parking areas.

...Signs at the entrances to most campus lots and individual spaces indicate the color of the permit required to park in the lot or space, as well as the times and days the restriction is in effect. Not all campus streets are posted with permit restrictions. Contact parking and transportation services or consult the parking map with questions about permit restrictions for an area. (A) Explanation of parking m...

Rule 3339-18-04 | Parking violations.

...An individual registering a vehicle is responsible for all citations issued to that vehicle regardless of ownership. Individuals who lend their vehicles to others are responsible for any parking fines incurred. (A) Parking without a permit: fine seventy-five dollars Parking in permit-required areas of campus without registering the vehicle to a Miami parking permit. A permit is required to park i...

Rule 3339-18-05 | Parking appeals.

...(A) Appealing a citation Appeals on citations must be submitted online within ten calendar days of the date the citation was issued. Appeals not received within ten calendar days may not be accepted. Appeals may be sent through the parking and transportation services website: http://www.miamioh.edu/parking/. All decisions made by the parking appeals committee are final. Appeals must include all...

Rule 3339-19-01 | Computer hardware and software acquisition.

...(A) General Provided such additions do not substantially degrade service to other users, it is the policy of Miami university to permit the acquisition of computer peripheral devices and/or software within the limits of the operating budget and/or available extramural funding; the university statement of preferred, supported, and approved manufacturers; and the capacity or security of the host co...

Rule 3339-19-06 | Telecommunications.

...Telephone services provided by Miami university are for university business. University telephone services are not to be used to support private business practices. Personal long distance calls may not be charged to university accounts, but may be made from university telephones if the caller has established a personal account through the it services office of telecommunications or places such calls as thir...

Rule 3339-19-06 | Telecommunications.

...Telephone services provided by Miami university are for university business. University telephone services are not to be used to support private business practices. Personal long distance calls may not be charged to university accounts. (A) Policy on use of cellular telephones and photographic imaging devices (1) Classrooms/exams. Faculty may ban the use of cellular telephones and other communication ...

Rule 3339-20-03 | Miami university satss and afscme classification series.

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Rule 3339-20-04 | Job classifications.

...Pay Zones Minimum Market reference point a Market reference point b Maximum E2 $13.00 $13.70 $14.70 $18.10 F1 $14.00 $14.65 $15.75 $19.60 F2 $14.65 $15.55 $16.70 $20.65 G1 $15.40 $16.15 $17.70 $22.20 G1-M2 $16.40 $17.85 $19.30 - G2 $16.90 $17.80 $19.30 $23.75 G2-M2 $19.20 $21.00 $22.80 - G2-M3 $26.00 $28.50 $30.95 - H1 $17.70 $18.55 $20.05 $24.70 H...

Rule 3339-20-10 | Discipline.

...(A) Grounds for discipline Employees may be disciplined for just and proper cause to include incompetency, inefficiency, unsatisfactory performance, dishonesty, drunkenness, immoral conduct, insubordination, discourteous treatment of the public, neglect of duty, violation of any policy or work rule of the employee's appointing authority, any other failure of good behavior, any other acts of misfe...

Rule 3341-1-01 | Bylaws of the board of trustees.

...Preamble The board of trustees shall conduct all university affairs in accordance with its responsibilities and powers under the constitution and laws of the state of Ohio. These following bylaws are intended to provide the general framework for the functioning of the board of trustees as the governing body legally responsible for the organization, administration, and operation of Bowling Green state unive...

Rule 3341-1-01 | Bylaws of the board of trustees.

...Preamble The board of trustees shall conduct all university affairs in accordance with its responsibilities and powers under the constitution and laws of the state of Ohio. These following bylaws are intended to provide the general framework for the functioning of the board of trustees as the governing body legally responsible for the organization, administration, and operation of Bowling Green state unive...

Rule 3341-1-01 | Bylaws of the board of trustees.

...Preamble The board of trustees shall conduct all university affairs in accordance with its responsibilities and powers under the constitution and laws of the state of Ohio. These following bylaws are intended to provide the general framework for the functioning of the board of trustees as the governing body legally responsible for the organization, administration, and operation of Bowling Green state unive...

Rule 3341-1-01 | Bylaws of the board of trustees.

...Preamble The board of trustees shall conduct all university affairs in accordance with its responsibilities and powers under the constitution and laws of the state of Ohio. These following bylaws are intended to provide the general framework for the functioning of the board of trustees as the governing body legally responsible for the organization, administration, and operation of Bowling Green state unive...

Rule 3341-1-02 | Ethical conduct and professional workplace behavior.

...(A) Policy statement and purpose Bowling Green state university endeavors to pursue its mission and conduct its academic and business affairs with the highest degree of integrity and honesty and in a manner that is, and appears to be, in full accord with principles of academic excellence, canons of ethical and professional conduct, and all controlling law. This policy summarizes requirements of...