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Office of General Counsel Relocation

Published: Mar 1st, 1999

Pamela J. Bernard, General Counsel

Effective March 1, 1999, the physical location of our office has changed. Our new location is 123 Tigert Hall. our phone, fax numbers and post office box will remain the same. For your convenience, our complete address is:

Office of the General Counsel

123 Tigert Hall

Post Office Box 113125

University of Florida
Gainesville, Florida 32611-3125

Phone:  352-392-1358  (SC 622-1358)

Fax:  352-392-4387  (SC 622-4387)

Thank you.

Decal Enforcement – Spring Break 1999

Published: Feb 26th, 1999

Greg DuBois, Director

Listed below are the guidelines for parking restriction enforcement for 8 thru 12 March, 1999:

LOTS
DECAL RESTRICTIONS

Red 1 & 3
Lifted

Commuter
Lifted

Park and Ride
Lifted

Scooter Zones
Lifted

All Decal
Lifted

Orange 1, 2 & 3
Restrictions remain in effect

Blue 1
Restrictions remain in effect

Brown (Family Housing)
Restrictions remain in effect

Gated
Restrictions remain in effect

Meter Enforcement
Lifted, except for the Healt Science Center

*  All reserved spaces, services drives, handicapped and no parking zones will be enforced at all times.

*  All decal restrictions remain in effect at all other times throughout the month.

New Occupational Class Code for OPS Student Assistants

Published: Feb 22nd, 1999

John P. Kruczek, University Controller

Effective July 1, 1996, in compliance with OMB Circular A-21, the University of Florida implemented the Cost Accounting Standards (CAS) associated with accounting for federally funded contracts & grants. For this reason Clerical and Administrative salaries normally will not be charged directly to federally sponsored agreements per the University’s Policy for Charging Costs Directly or Indirectly to Sponsored Projects located at http://fa.ufl.edu/cg/capolicy/chargingcosts-p.html.

Until recently, only one Occupational Class Code (OCC) existed for use in appointing and paying OPS Student […]

Price Increase of Annual Contract for Laboratory Supplies

Published: Feb 17th, 1999

Belinda Matson, Purchasing Coordinator

University of Florida’s Invitation to Bid No. 97M-71YC prices have been increased effective January 1, 1999. New prices will appear on NERDC as soon as possible. Until then the old prices are in effect. The Fisher catalog is now available on the Internet at http://www.fisher1.com.

REMINDER:   Orders less than $50.00 will have a freight charge.

VENDOR:
Fisher Scientific
2775 Pacific Drive
P O Box 4829
Norcross, GA 30091 

CONTACT:  (Vendor)
(800) 706-7000, or
Terrie Withey at 338-1890 

DELIVERY:
Maximum 21 Days ARO 

SHIPPING TERMS:
Destination 

PAYMENT TERMS:
Net 40 Days 

MINIMUM ORDER:
$50.00 

ITEMS COVERED:
See UF Purchasing Home […]

Notices of Proposed Rule Development

Published: Feb 16th, 1999

Pamela J. Bernard, General Counsel

Notices of Proposed Rule Development

Rules 6C1-1.0062, 6C1-1.008, 6C1-1.012, 6C1-1.017, 6C1-1.201, 6C1-2.001, 6C1-2.004, 6C1-2.005, 6C1-2.016, 6C1-2.0161, 6C1-2.0162, 6C1-3.0022, 6C1-3.003, 6C1-3.020, 6C1-3.025, 6C1-3.0372, 6C1-3.0421, 6C1-3.047, 6C1-3.048, 6C1-3.051, 6C1-3.056, 6C1-3.059, 6C1-4.004, 6C1-4.006, 6C1-4.013, 6C1-4.014, 6C1-4.015, 6C1-4.016, 6C1-4.0161, 6C1-4.0162, 6C1-4.021, 6C1-4.031, 6C1-4.032, 6C1-4.036, 6C1-7.003, 6C1-7.013, 6C1-7.019, 6C1-7.051, 6C1-7.0561, and 6C1-7.0562

Attached is a copy of the Notice of Proposed Rule Development for rules which are proposed for adoption or revision by the University. Please distribute and post the notices upon receipt.

NOTE: Please remember […]

1999 Multicultural Recognition Program

Published: Feb 11th, 1999

Rick Massie, Assistant Dean of Multicultural Affairs

The annual Minority/Multicultural Student Recognition Program is scheduled for 6 p.m. on Tuesday, April 13, 1999 in the Reitz Union Ballroom. We are organizing this event to recognize outstanding minority students who have excelled in scholarly pursuits and leadership.

We are asking that you select student(s) for this award, that your office provide plaque(s) and/or certificate(s) and that a representative from your department, college or organization be present to recognize the student(s) from your area at the […]

Revised USPS and A&P Special Pay Increase Policy and Request Form

Published: Feb 10th, 1999

Steve Wing, Assistant Director, Classification and Compensation

In response to campus-wide input, minor changes to the USPS and A&P special pay increase policy and request form have been made. These changes will help ensure management is able to provide employees with appropriate compensation should circumstances that warranted special pay increases change. In particular, if a special pay increase is given to an employee for increased responsibilities or increased volume of work, the pay increase later can be removed by the same department that […]

Dr. Leroy Hood Presents Inaugural Presidential Lecture

Published: Feb 8th, 1999

Dr. John V. Lombardi, President

Leroy Hood, M.D., Ph.D., the William Gates III Professor of Biomedical Sciences, is the inaugural speaker for the Presidential Lecture Series in Molecular and Genetic Biology. Dr. Hood, who is also director of a National Science Foundation (NSF) Science and Technology Center and chairman of the Department of Molecular Biotechnology at the University of Washington School of Medicine, will speak at 3:30 p.m., Feb. 9, in the Communicore Building. He will speak on “Genomes and Proteomes: Leading the […]

Washington DC Lobbying Issues

Published: Feb 8th, 1999

Dr. John V. Lombardi, President

Now that the University of Florida has full-time representation and will shortly have an office in Washington, D.C., we need to be sure that we manage our contacts and other support activities appropriately there. The key to success in this is to ensure that our representative has an opportunity to help and coordinate our visits. One of the things that the members of our congressional delegation have often complained about is the lack of coordination from the University […]

Open Forums for Vice President for Research / Dean of Graduate School Candidates

Published: Feb 3rd, 1999

Dr. Kennneth I. Burns, Chair

Faculty, staff and students are invited to attend and participate in open forums presenting the four candidates for the position of Vice President for Research/Dean of the Graduate School. Each candidate will be available for questioning during a 90-minute open forum in the Admissions Presentation Room, 201A Criser Hall, from 3:30 to 5 p.m.

The four candidates, brief descriptions and times of the open forums follows:

Thomas Collins — Thursday, Feb. 4. (Not Feb. 5 as previously reported).
Thomas (Tom) Collins […]