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- Human Resources and Equal Opportunity and Compliance
- Human Resources
Three types of service credit are maintained for SHRA employees. Specific uses of each type of service are made for various policy and fringe benefits applications. The types of service credit are: Total State Service, Continuous State Service, and Creditable Retirement Service.
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- Finance and Operations
- Finance and Budget
- Accounts Payable and Vendor Services
Payments for personal services may be processed in one of three ways.
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- Finance and Operations
- Finance and Budget
- Procurement
This policy is to clarify the different types of services and the procurement policy for each.
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- Student Affairs
- University Career Services
Student Eligibility to Use University Career Services
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- Student Affairs
- University Career Services
University Career Services Privacy Policy
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- Student Affairs
- University Career Services
Vendor Inquiries to University Career Services
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- Student Affairs
- University Career Services
Student Agreement for Use of University Career Services
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- Research
- Office of Sponsored Programs
The purpose of this standard is to document the expectations and treatment of Research Service Centers (RSCs) at the University.
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- Finance and Operations
- Finance and Budget
- Procurement
This policy is intended to show the variety of maintenance contracts and/or service agreements and the appropriate application of each.
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- Research
- Office of Sponsored Programs
Research Service Centers (RSCs), also known as cores, core facilities, recharge or service centers, support the research enterprise by providing researchers and scientists with access to infrastructure, scientific technologies, and services that are normally beyond the technical or financial capability of individual Principal Investigators (PIs). Universities that perform Federally-funded research are required to have costing policies that comply with 2 CFR §200 Subpart E.
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- Human Resources and Equal Opportunity and Compliance
- Human Resources
The University recognizes the importance of community involvement and encourages employees to participate in volunteer activities by providing flexibility in work schedules and paid leave opportunities. Community Service Leave (CSL) is a paid time off program to participate in the educational process of children through the high school level and to support other community service volunteer activities for non-profit organizations.
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- Human Resources and Equal Opportunity and Compliance
- Human Resources
These positions deliver the core-mission activities of the University: creating and disseminating knowledge through direct instruction, research, and public service; or performing professional-level duties that are integral to and uniquely supportive of that work. The purpose of each such position must be substantially engaged in the regular academic, educational, research, or public-service/extension activities of the University
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- School of Nursing
The purpose of this policy is to outline the services and privileges offered to retired School of Nursing (SON) faculty members. It is set forth with the intention of fostering continued communication and engagement, to assist with the faculty member's transition to retirement and in appreciation of a retired faculty member's years of service and value to our school.
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- Institutional Integrity and Risk Management
- Environment, Health & Safety
- Industrial Maintenance and Construction/Support Services Safety Manual
This policy applies to Industrial, Maintenance, and Construction, and Support Services operations. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) guidelines for research laboratories are contained in chapter 5 of the Laboratory Safety Manual. Personal Protective Equipment for Clinic operations are governed by the Exposure Control Plan.
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- Institutional Integrity and Risk Management
- Environment, Health & Safety
- Industrial Maintenance and Construction/Support Services Safety Manual
The goal of the Lockout Tagout Policy is to prevent injuries resulting from failure to use practices and procedures necessary for the control of hazardous energy. It will ensure that machines and equipment are isolated from all potentially hazardous energy sources and are locked out or tagged out before individuals perform any servicing or maintenance work. The Lockout Tagout Policy is administered by the Department of Environment, Health and Safety (EHS).