Memos Category
Published: Dec 10th, 1997
Rita Cowan, Administrative Services Coordinator
Academic Affairs has made improvements in the processes used to issue tuition payments to reduce the paperwork needed and to insure the accuracy and monitoring of need-based scholarships.
Need-based Scholarships
Need-based scholarships for spring semester will be processed using the Letter of Appointment (LOA) file rather than completing the Scholarship Notification Document. Departments will no longer need to submit paperwork to Student Financial Affairs to grant these scholarships for payment of fees. Each college’s allocation for these dollars will be […]
Published: Dec 8th, 1997
Jack Heidler, Director
In keeping with the spirit of the season…
We are pleased to provide you with this year’s policy on advanced leave.
Annual leave may be advanced to and used by those USPS and A&P employees who do not have sufficient amounts of leave to cover normal working hours for the period of December 22, 1997, through January 2, 1998. Faculty members and Faculty Group Practice employees are not eligible for advanced annual leave.
To keep accurate records of all advanced annual leave credits, […]
Published: Dec 8th, 1997
Jack Heidler, Director
Because salary increases are important to all of us, University Personnel Services is pleased to furnish the following guidelines related to salary increases for USPS and A&P employees, which have been provided by the 1997 Florida Legislature and are effective January 1, 1998.
Legislatively-driven eligibility criteria again are involved and will be explained below; therefore, we need and appreciate your assistance with the implementation process.
I. All USPS classes other than Certified Law Enforcement and Professional Health Care:
A. Pay Ranges:
Minimums and maximums […]
Published: Dec 4th, 1997
Greg DuBois, Director
The memorandum dated 4 December regarding parking restrictions for the time period 20 December – 5 January is incorrect. It states that restrictions are lifted in designated lots through 5 January. It should read that restrictions for all lots will be reinstated effective 5 January. Below are the correct guidelines for parking restriction enforcement for 20 December through 4 January:
LOTS
DECAL RESTRICTIONS
Red 1 & 3
Lifted
Commuter
Lifted
Park and Ride
Lifted
Scooter Zones
Lifted
All Decal
Lifted
Orange 1, 2 & 3
Lifted
Blue 1
Restrictions remain in effect
Brown (Family Housing)
Restrictions remain in […]
Published: Dec 4th, 1997
Greg DuBois, Parking Administrative Services
Listed Below are the guidelines for parking restriction enforcement for 15 through 19 December:
LOTS
DECAL RESTRICTIONS
Red 1 & 3
Restrictions remain in effect
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
All reserved spaces, serviced 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.
Published: Dec 4th, 1997
Dr. Winfred M. Phillips, Chair Search Committee
The University of Florida is engaged in a search for a person to serve in the position of Vice President for Agriculture and Natural Resources.
The search committee had its first meeting on November 24 at which University President John Lombardi gave his charge to the committee. The success of this important search will depend on the quality of candidates in the pool. The faculty, staff and university community have an opportunity to submit nominations of qualified […]
Published: Dec 4th, 1997
David R. Colburn, Professor and Associate Provost
The University Committee reviewing UF’s rules and procedures regarding tenure and promotion met today and began streamlining the rules so that all tenure and promotion cases will proceed forward to the President. The Committee also revised the rules to make sure that candidates for tenure and promotion are advised about the status of their case at every stage in the process from the department to the college to the President. The Committee will meet at least […]
Published: Dec 4th, 1997
Greg DuBois, Director
Listed Below are the guidelines for parking restriction enforcement for 20 December through 5 January:
LOTS
DECAL RESTRICTIONS
Red 1 & 3
Lifted
Commuter
Lifted
Park and Ride
Lifted
Scooter Zones
Lifted
All Decal
Lifted
Orange 1, 2 & 3
Lifted
Blue 1
Restrictions remain in effect
Brown (Family Housing)
Restrictions remain in effect
Gated
Restrictions remain in effect
Meter Enforcement
Lifted
All reserved spaces, serviced 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.
Published: Dec 2nd, 1997
Karen A. Holbrook, Ph.D., Vice President for Research, Dean of the Graduate School
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) has announced the FY 98 competition for support of Extramural Research Facilities Construction Projects for biomedical and behavioral research and research training. Funds can be requested for construction of new facilities, additions to existing buildings, completion of uninhabitable “shell” space in new or existing buildings, and major alterations or renovations. NIH must approve the project’s working drawings and specifications before advertisement of construction bids […]
Published: Nov 24th, 1997
David R. Colburn, Professor and Associate Provost
The University Committee reviewing UF’s rules and procedures regarding tenure and promotion has begun meeting. The Committee is working through the language in the University Rules, Faculty Handbook, and Constitution to reestablish the traditions of the tenure and promotion process at UF.
Members of the committee include the following:
David Colburn, Chair
Lawrence Alexander, Journalism
Patricia Craddock, English
Joseph Delfino, Environmental Engineering Sciences
Sheila Dickison, Classics and Honors Program
Carol Kem, Library and Chair of the Senate Constitution Committee
Allen Neims, Medicine
Pierre Ramond, Physics […]