A collaborative approach: Workshops to illustrate the impact of AI on our UMPO people and policies Educational sessions with our, UMPO AI Champions, Design sessions with our UMPO AI Champions and advisory input from our security and legal teams
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Today, We can educate you on AI and how to think about it for your organization and people., What's Next, We can help you build, pilot, and experiment with AI technologies., On The Horizon, We can help you transform and modernize your organization and people.
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Litigation Claims, Executive Task Force | December 19, 1991 General Counsel of the University or his designee may settle claims of up to $20,000 on behalf of any campus of the University. Such settlements will be paid from campus funds under the jurisdiction of the Campus Chancellor and staff. At the point of settlement, in effect, before a final commitment is made the Campus Chancellor will be asked to approve the…, Doc. T92-054 | Labor Relations, Passed by the Board of Trustees on June 3, 1992 To delegate to the President of the University authority for all labor relations, including negotiation of collective bargaining agreements and contract administration. The President may delegate contract administration to the Chancellors of the campuses who may delegate this further as they deem appropriate. The Board of Trustees shall be consulted…, Doc. T93-017 | Graduation Lists, Passed by the Board of Trustees on February 3, 1993 To delegate to the Chancellors of the respective campuses, with authority to further delegate to the Provost or a Vice Chancellor, the authority to approve graduation lists of students who have completed requirements for the award of University degrees. The Chancellors shall regularly forward copies of the graduation lists to the Secretary of…, Doc. T93-018 | Appointments, Passed by the Board of Trustees on February 3, 1993 To delegate to the President, with authority to re-delegate solely to the Chancellors, the authority to appoint, subject to the President's approval, Vice Chancellors, Provosts, and Deans of their respective campuses. Further, to amend the Governance Document (Doc. T73-098, as amended) by deleting from the first sentence of Section II. C.3. the…, Doc. T93-019 | Professional Leave Obligation, Passed by the Board of Trustees on February 3, 1993 To delegate to the President, with authority to re-delegate to the Chancellors, the authority to waive for all professional staff any service obligation following professional improvement leave. Further, to amend the Personnel Policy for Professional Non-Academic Staff (Doc. T73-090, as amended) by deleting from the last sentence in Paragraph F…, Doc. T98-048 | New Endowment Funds, Passed by the Board of Trustees on June 3, 1998 To delegate to the Chancellors of the University of Massachusetts the authority to establish endowment funds for the campuses consisting of principal amounts less than $500,000; Chancellors shall request the University of Massachusetts Foundation to manage the investment of those endowments on behalf of the University. Future requests for the…
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Passed by the Board of Trustees on May 10, 1972 It is the policy of the University of Massachusetts to undertake only those research projects in which the purpose, scope, methods and results can be fully and freely disclosed.
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Doc. T92-012, as amended, Passed by the Board of Trustees on April 8, 1992, Preamble, This document sets forth the substantive and procedural requirements which govern the review and approval of proposals for new Academic Degree Programs, proposed changes to existing programs and the termination of existing programs proposed by any of the five University of Massachusetts campuses as well as new joint Academic Degree Programs proposed by two or more of the campuses. It is intended…, I. Definitions, The following words or phrases shall have the following meanings whenever used in this document, unless the context in which they appear clearly indicate to the contrary: "Academic Degree Program" shall mean an undergraduate or graduate certificate of 30 semester credit hours or more, or a major or degree at the undergraduate or graduate levels, including a Certificate of Advanced Graduate Study., II. Scope, This policy shall apply to all proposals for new Academic Degree Programs, certain proposed changes to existing Academic Degree Programs, and all proposed terminations of existing Academic Degree Programs. Separate procedures are included for joint Academic Degree Programs in which one or more campuses already holds degree-granting authority. This policy does not apply to proposals to offer new…
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