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This revision establishes (1) that centers and institutes at UNC Charlotte are established and discontinued by the Board of Trustees, rather than the Chancellor; (2) that the director of each new center or institute will be appointed in accordance with the procedures developed under this Policy; and (3) that the Vice Chancellor for Research and Economic Development will ensure that those procedures meet all requirements of Regulation 400.5[R] of The University of North Carolina.
Revisions to this University Policy are necessary to conform to the restructuring of the Environmental Health & Safety unit within Risk Management Safety and Security.
These revisions were recommended by Environmental Health and Safety to (1) reference the accident report form used by that office; (2) reference Personnel Information Memorandum #26; (3) clarify where employees should be treated when injured; and (4) provide information about the role of the state-selected third party administrator.
This University Policy was developed in response to a recently-enacted North Carolina law, codified at NC General Statute 116-11(3a), which requires UNC Charlotte to (1) authorize a minimum of two excused absences each academic year for religious observances required by the faith of a student; and (2) provide students the opportunity to make up any tests or other work missed due to an excused absence for a religious observance. In order to facilitate compliance with this new law while mitigating the burden on faculty, the Policy establishes a procedure for students to request accommodations for religious observances through the submission of a request form prior to the census date of each semester. The final Policy will be issued in the near future.
The revisions to this University Policy clarify the Daily Deposit Act requirements, ensure the University Policy is in accordance with our own Cash Management Plan, and remove the provisions regarding the need to inventory and account for preprinted ticket stock, since tickets for events conducted on campus are now generated through point of sale and other electronic methods.
Revisions were made to this University Policy to clarify that all gift solicitations must be coordinated with and approved by the Development Office. The Development Office will consult with the relevant faculty when a proposed gift affects the academic curriculum. The policy also consolidates specific provisions applicable to gifts of materials to the Library’s Special Collections.
This new University Policy identifies permissible and impermissible uses of various types of University funds.
This University Policy has been revised and expanded to specifically address the presence on campus of service animals, service animals in training, domestic or therapy animals, and feral or wild animals. The Policy sets forth responsibilities of the campus community and certain officers on campus, as well as consequences for violation of the Policy.
This new University Policy sets forth the bases for selection of students and the procedure for applicants to appeal denials of admission.
This new University Policy sets forth policy and procedures related to reporting suspected improper activities by University employees and protecting those members of the University community who report such improper activities from retaliation.
