Prior to considering the reduction in force of an instructional faculty member it is mandatory that SPG 601.02, Discontinuance of Academic Programs, be consulted. Questions in regard to how that policy relates to the instructional faculty should be directed to the Office of the Provost and Vice-President for Academic Affairs.
The Bentley Historical Library acquires, preserves, and provides access to materials of long-term research, evidential, administrative, cultural, or historical value relating to the University of Michigan, and the state of Michigan, its people, communities, organizations, and institutions.
The Bentley Historical Library (Bentley) is a non-circulating, closed stack, research library composed largely of archival material. Collections are available to the public for research. Researchers must follow current policies and procedures for access, including all restrictions and conditions governing use listed in the finding aids. Current policies and procedures are available at the Bentley's website.
The purpose of this policy is to define the minimum requirements for giving notice of non-reappointment to non-bargained-for instructional faculty. A school or college may establish written procedures to provide for additional notice.
Research Subject Incentives are those payments made to individuals to compensate them for participation in research projects. The University pays a human subject an agreed upon amount to participate in a project. The amount paid may be subject to Federal income reporting requirements. The Human Subject Incentive Program (HSIP) Office is responsible for the distribution, reporting, and monitoring of subject incentives.
Sabbatical leaves of absence may be granted to provide the faculty member an opportunity for an intensive program of research and/or study, thus enhancing their effectiveness to the University as a teacher and scholar.
Integrity in scholarship and research is a fundamental value upon which the University is founded. Without integrity, we cannot justify the privilege of academic freedom intrinsic to scholarship and research, nor can we provide to society the advancements of knowledge that derive from free and open inquiry.
Complete operational procedures and services are provided online on the University of Michigan Mail Services website
The Division is led by the Executive Director of the Division of Public Safety and Security. The Executive Director of DPSS reports directly to the President of the University.
The Division of Public Safety and Security (DPSS) conducts all police, emergency management, safety, and security operations on the University of Michigan Ann Arbor, Dearborn, and Flint campuses.