Caption: Board of Trustees Minutes - 1988
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1986] UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS 79 College of Medicine at Urbana-Champaign Family Practice Internal Medicine Medical Humanities & Social Sciences Obstetrics and Gynecology Pathology Pediatrics Psychiatry Surgery College of Nursing General Nursing Maternal-Child Nursing Medical-Surgical Nursing Psychiatric Nursing Public Health Nursing College of Pharmacy Administration (Program for Collaborative Research in Pharmaceutical Sciences) Medicinal Chemistry and Pharmacognosy Pharmaceutics Pharmacy Administration Pharmacy Practice School of Public Health Grand Total 56 131 3 26 18 33 28 136 431 17 42 20 13 17 109 3 5 3 1 105 117 73 ( 5) 3 386 (128) Revisions to Policy and Rules —Nonacademic (19) T h e University Office of Personnel Administration has completed the update and revision to Policy and Rules — Nonacademic. It has undergone extensive reviews by both campus Personnel Services Offices, the University Nonacademic Employees Advisory Committee, and the Office of University Counsel. Since Board of Trustees' approval is required for all policy changes, a summary is attached. This summary describes the new format and the reasons for the proposed policy changes. ( T h e appendices referred to in the summary were mailed to members of the Board of Trustees previously and have been filed with the secretary of the board for record.) T h e vice president for business and finance recommends approval of the proposed policy changes effective immediately. I concur. On motion of Mr. Forsyth, these revisions of the Policy and Rules — Nonacademic were approved as recommended. Summary Policy and rules relating to compensation and working conditions of nonacademic employees were first approved by the Board of Trustees July 1, 1945. Since that time it has undergone significant revisions resulting in reprinting five times. Periodic amendments required due to changes in State and Federal laws a n d / o r operating procedures have been m a d e ; however, no comprehensive revision to Policy and Rules — Nonacademic has been made since 1976.
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