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Tech Tools: Cell Phones and Portable Electronic Resources
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Overview
This SPG provides guidance regarding university-funded technology tools such as cell phones and other portable electronic resources for faculty and staff as defined below. When the university is paying for cell phones and other portable electronic resources, employees must ensure that these devices are used prudently to support the teaching, research, public service, and patient care missions of the university. University resources must not be misused to subsidize employees’ personal expenses.
Awards, Gifts, and Prizes
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Policy Statement
On occasion, a department may recognize the achievements of its faculty, staff, or other individuals by presenting awards, gifts, or prizes paid for out of University funds, as tokens of appreciation for outstanding work-related achievements, significant contributions, or major milestones.
Vice President and Secretary of the University
Alumni Association
Alternative Text Version of Alumni Association Organization Chart
- Board of Directors
- Alumni Association President and Chief Executive Officer
- Administrative Manager
- Vice President Marketing and Communications
- Vice President, Marketing and Communications
- Brand
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- Vice President, Marketing and Communications
- Alumni Association President and Chief Executive Officer
President
Alternative Text Version of President Organization Chart
- The Regents of the University of Michigan
- President
- Chief of Staff
- Executive Assistant to the President
- Chief Health Officer
- Ethics, Integrity, and Compliance Officer
- Special Advisor to the President
- President
Vice President for Research
Vice President for Communications
Alternative Text Version of Vice President for Communications Organization Chart
- Vice President for Communications
- Executive Secretary to Top Executive
- Executive Assistant
- Chief of Staff and Director of Communications
- Communication and Public Engagement Director (Poverty Solutions)