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ATTACHMENT B
POLICIES FOR REVIEW
PART A - CURRENT POLICIES
- Buildings and Grounds / Parking
- Buildings and Grounds / Planning and Design / Vision Statement
- Compensation / Faculty
- Faculty / Mortgage Loans
- Insurance / Students / Health
- Investments / Endowment Fund / Piedmont Virginia Community College
- Students / Registration / Charges
TITLE OF POLICY
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Buildings and Grounds
Parking
Policy Location: Board Minutes, April 12, 1997
Title: Delegation of Authority to Establish Parking Fees
Action Text: RESOLVED by The Board of Visitors that the Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer be authorized to establish parking rates for faculty, staff, students, vendors and other persons purchasing parking permits on University Grounds; RESOLVED FURTHER that the Board of Visitors ratifies all existing parking rates; RESOLVED FURTHER that this resolution shall supersede any and all previous resolutions pertaining to this matter.
Adopted By: Full board
Authorization:
Delegation(s) To: Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer
Delegated Authority: See above Action Text
Recommended By:
Supersedes: All previous policies
Notes: Category A
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Buildings and Grounds
Planning and Design
Vision Statement
Policy Location:
Title: A Vision Statement for the Planning and Design of the University of Virginia Building and Grounds
Action Text: The following statement expresses the basic intention of the Vision Statement:
There is one distinct goal: to restore the Founder's vision of the reciprocity between the academic and the physical plan of the University. Mr. Jefferson's vision for the University was based on the premise that the principles guiding the physical design and character of the institution are the same as those affecting its academic undertakings.
What can be said of the physical elements can also be said of the academic components... the whole is greater than the sum of the parts. And the composition is reworked as new circumstances and opportunities arise, but always according to criteria of rationality and clarity of purpose. When the parts fit together and create a recognizable whole, they form a university setting that is designed to enhance the academic experience."
Mr. Jefferson based his vision on the premise that the principles guiding the physical design and character of the University are the same as those affecting its academic undertakings. These principles produced a physical and academic program that were in a reciprocal relationship to one another. It is valued now as it was then as a remarkable arrangement of buildings and grounds supporting clear academic intentions. The rotunda, the pavilions, the hotels, the ranges, the alleys, gardens, lawn and terraces fit together to function efficiently and provide an inspiring setting. Each of these elements has a role to play in the overall scheme of things. It is not a collection of individual buildings. It is a composition, an ensemble, of buildings and the spaces between, all of them completely interdependent.
As it is with the physical setting so too is it with the academic scheme; Schools, degree programs, academic departments, research programs, courses, and tutorials; the classrooms, student residences, libraries, research laboratories, studios, and athletic fields; the faculty appointments, administrative officers, and staff -- all these are brought into a thoughtfully composed unity to serve the purposes, both largest and most various, of the university.
What can be said of the physical elements can also be said of the academic components: the whole is greater than the sum of the parts. Both the academic ensemble and the ensemble of facilities are composed of discrete units capable of being justified by citing the contribution each one makes to the purpose of the whole. And the composition is contrived, revised and reworked as new circumstances and opportunities arise, but always according to criteria of rationality and clarity of purpose.
All the parts fit together and create..a recognizable whole, and they form a university setting which is clearly designed to enhance the academic experience, to stimulate study and thought and research and collegiality, to foster the exchange of ideas and the discovery, protection, and dissemination of new knowledge.
Adopted By: Full Board
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Delegation(s) To:
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Supersedes: Statement of April 19, 1991
Notes: Category A
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Compensation
Faculty
Policy Location: Finance Committee Minutes, December 4, 1996
Title: Planning for Faculty Salary Increases
Action Text: RESOLVED by the Finance Committee of the Board of Visitors of the University of Virginia that the Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer is authorized to implement the financial plan for faculty salary increases.
Adopted By: Finance Committee
Authorization:
Delegation(s) To: Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer
Delegated Authority: See above Action Text
Recommended By: Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer
Supersedes:
Notes: Category A
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Faculty
Mortgage Loans
Policy Location: Investment Subcommittee Minutes, April 2, 1996
Title: Approval of Termination of Faculty Mortgage Loan Program
Action Text: RESOLVED by the Finance Committee of the Board of Visitors of the University of Virginia that the Faculty Mortgage Loan Program is hereby terminated, effective this date, in accordance with the [following] recommendations...
l. The Program will no longer be offered to new hires.
2. Faculty members who currently hold mortgages would not be affected by any changes.
3. Refinancing of loans at the end of 20 years would no longer be available to anyone.
4. Current faculty members who meet the basic eligibility requirements, and who are still within the four year (from their hire date) window of eligibility, would still be able to obtain a loan, but at a full market interest rate.)
Adopted By:Finance Committee.
Authorization: ????
Delegation(s) To:
Recommended By:
Supersedes: All previous policies
Notes: Category A
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Insurance
Students
Health
Policy Location: Board Minutes, March 31, 1989
Title: Health Insurance for Students
Action Text: RESOLVED that effective September 1, 1989, it shall be the policy of the University to require all University of Virginia students (except those enrolled in the Division of Continuing Education) and all Clinch Valley College students to carry health insurance and that, in selecting an insurance plan, the student shall have a choice between an insurance plan sponsored by the University of Virginia Student Council or one that the student or his/her parents considers comparable to that plan.
Adopted By: Full board
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Supersedes:
Notes: Category A
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Investments
Endowment Fund
Piedmont Virginia Community College
Policy Location: Investment Subcommittee Minutes, April 2, 1996
Title: Approval of the Investment in the University Endowment
Action Text: RESOLVED by the Finance Committee of the Board of Visitors of the University of Virginia that the Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer is authorized to enter into an Agreement with the Piedmont Virginia Community College Educational Foundation (the PVCC Foundation) to allow the PVCC Foundation to invest its endowment funds in the University endowment.
Adopted By: Finance Committee
Authorization:
Delegation(s) To: Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer
Delegated Authority: See above Action Text
Recommended By:
Supersedes:
Notes: Category A
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Students
Registration
Charges
Policy Location:
Title: Change in University Regulations Concerning Registration and Payment of Charges
Action Text: Students who do not enroll at the University for a semester or more and who are not on an educational leave of absence, must be formally readmitted, regardless of whether they were on an approved leave of absence or not. In order to accomplish this readmission, they must be cleared by their academic dean, the department of student health, and the office of the dean of students. Application for readmission must be made to the academic dean's office of the student's school at least 60 days (30 days in the College of Arts and Sciences) (see Commerce for specific dates) in advance of the next University registration period. Students in the College will include with their applications (available in Garrett Hall) a statement that (1) addresses their readiness to return to full-time study, in light of any serious difficulties during their most recent enrollment (e.g. financial hardship, medical, personal); and (2) outlines over the remaining semesters those courses leading to the degree.
Registration
Students must complete final registration via the ISIS Telephone System in order to be considered duly enrolled students. Specific instructions are available each semester in the Course Offering Directory and on the World Wide Web (http://www.virginia.edu). The late registration period begins the day after the end of regular registration. Students who pre-enroll in courses but who do not complete the registration process will lose their places in these courses on the Friday immediately following final registration. The final deadline for registration is seven weeks after the first day of classes. Students who have not completed registration by this date will not be allowed to register for the semester, receive credit for the semester, or receive a degree during the semester. No student will be permitted to register after this time except m cases where the delay in registration was a result of University actions. Inability to pay tuition and fees by the deadlines imposed by the University bursar does not constitute an acceptable reason for registering late.
A late registration fee of $25 is charged to students who register after regular registration through the end of the 10th class meeting day of the semester. After the 10th class meeting day, a $50 late registration fee is charged.
Payment of tuition and fees is considered to be part of the registration process. Failure to pay tuition and fees by the dates established by the University Bursar will result in suspension from the University. See the section of this catalog on tuition and fees. Any student who registers assumes thereby an obligation to pay for that semester's tuition and fees.
All suspensions - financial, disciplinary, or academic - must be cleared before a student is permitted to register at the University. Students who are terminated for non-academic reasons during the semester and who seek reinstatement in the same semester are readmitted and reregistered by the Registrar in coordination with the student's dean's office. The student is required to present the termination clearance form approved by the termination authority to the Registrar prior to the tenth class day before the last day of scheduled classes. Students are not allowed to be readmitted or re-registered after this deadline and are not allowed to receive credit for that semester or to receive a degree in that semester.
Students who fail to register are not considered to be students at the University and are not certified as being enrolled at the University for any purpose. Students who register must enroll in at least the minimum of credits required by the pertinent school or have the registration canceled.
Repeated Courses
Courses may be repeated for credit only with the permission of students' dean's offices. The original course continues to appear on the official academic record and counts in the calculation of the grade point average. Regulations which apply to repeated courses may be found in the specific regulations for each school.
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Delegation(s) To:
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Supersedes: Policy of June 1, 197?
Notes: Category A
PART B - OBSOLETE POLICIES
- Administration / President's Office / Entertainment
- Alumni Association / Memoranda of Understanding
- Alumni Association / Professional Schools Membership
- Real Estate / Delegation
- Real Estate / Acquisition and Disposition
- Students / Domicile / Virginia Status
- Students / Law School / Special Fee
- Students / University Affiliated Organizations / Tax Exempt Status
TITLE OF POLICY
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Administration
President's Office
Entertainment
Policy Location: Finance Committee Minutes, May 30, 1975
Title: Increase in the President's Entertainment Fund
Action Text: RESOLVED by The Finance Committee of the Board of Visitors of the University of Virginia that the President's Entertainment Fund shall be and it is hereby increased to $8,000 annually, effective July 1, 1975.
Adopted By: Finance Committee
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Notes: Category B
- Recommend abolition of this policy. The budget for this account is set during the normal University budget process. The Board of Visitors approves the budget annually at its June meeting, so a separate policy is unnecessary.
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Alumni Association
Memoranda of Understanding
Policy Location: Finance Committee Minutes, July 25, 1989, with Attachment
Title: Memoranda of Understanding with the University of Virginia Alumni Association
Action Text: RESOLVED that the Vice President for Business and Finance be and he is hereby authorized to enter into memoranda of understanding with the Alumni Association consistent with the 1989-90 budget as approved by the Board of Visitors.
Attachment: This Memorandum of Agreement is made this 26th day of July, 1989, by and between the University of Virginia (hereinafter "University) and the University of Virginia Alumni Association (hereinafter "Alumni Association.).
In accordance with this Agreement, the University shall pay the sums as defined and set forth below for the specific purposes stated. The University and the Alumni Association hereby agree upon all the terms and conditions of the following payments to be made by the University to the Alumni Association.
1. Annual appropriation in general support of the activities of the Alumni Association in the amount of $25,000.
2. Payments for Services:
a. To reimburse the Alumni Association for the incremental cost of sending specified issues of the Alumni News magazine to the following individuals:
(1) All alumni who graduated more than five years from the issue date who are not members of the Alumni Association will be sent the May/June and November/December issues.
(2) All non-alumni parents of currently enrolled, full-time undergraduate students will be sent the September/October and May/June issues.
(3) All graduates who are not members of the Alumni Association will be sent all issues for the first five years after their graduation.
Incremental cost is defined as all variable printing costs including the cost of printing machine usage, paper, and postage and handling costs.
The calculation for payment due will be made as follows: total incremental costs of the magazine are divided by the number of issues printed to determine per copy cost, and this result is multiplied by the number of additional issues sent according to the parameters listed above. The total estimated annual incremental cost to send all issues according to this Agreement is $80,000.
b. A fixed annual fee of 50% of the annual salary cost of one mutually agreed upon Alumni Association professional staff member.
c. A fixed annual fee of $20,000 will be paid to assist with the cost of maintaining the computerized records of the Alumni Association. This fee will be re-negotiated annually with the Vice President for Business and Finance and the Vice President for Development based on increases in cost of maintaining computerized records.
Actual payment to the Alumni Association of all of the above referenced fees for services will be made on a quarterly basis commencing October 1, 1989 with a final payment due June 30. 1990. Payment will be subject to the University's receipt of an invoice, generated by the Alumni Association, which will be delivered to the University at least fifteen (15) days prior to the payment due date.
3. As approved by the Board of Visitors resolution dated March 26, 1946 and as amended June 5, 1981, commissions shall be paid on vending services at a rate of five percent (5%) of gross sales of food and drink machines located in academic and administrative buildings with the exception of Newcomb Hall and the University of Virginia Health Science Center. Direct payment will be made quarterly by the Assistant Vice President for Auxiliary Services of the University. Estimated commission for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1990 totals $35,000. (See Agreement Attached)
4. The following payments will be made to support the Jefferson Scholars Program:
a. Income earned by the Jefferson Scholars endowment will be distributed annually to the Alumni Association by the University's Investment Office, which manages the endowment, to be applied to support the Jefferson Scholars program in accordance with donor designations. Estimated income for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1990 totals $390,000.
b. A total of $50,000 will be paid for the fiscal year 1989-90 from budgeted University funds.
5. The University has designated the University of Virginia Alumni Association as the agency authorized to enter into an agreement with the Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles for participation in DMV's College Plate Program. A report of royalties received under the Department of Motor Vehicle College Plate program and how they are to be expended will be provided to the Vice President for Business and Finance.
6. By separate agreement (attached) the University will pay the Alumni Association 6% of gross sales for events catered at Alumni Hall by Dining Services (ARA). Such payments will be made by the Assistant Vice President of Auxiliary Services on a quarterly basis.
7. The University will pay to the Alumni Association the difference between actual Alumni Association unrestricted annual 1990, and $500,000. This payment, if required, will be made within thirty (30) days of the University's fiscal year end, June 30, 1990, on the basis of a statement from the Alumni Association. The Alumni Association will base its request on verifiable records and reports which are to be made available to the Vice President for Business and Finance for his review.
8. The University will remit to the Alumni Association 50% of the royalties received from sales by the Alumni Association of the University of Virginia licensed goods and materials.
This agreement is subject to annual review and revision prior to July 1st of each year.
Adopted By: Finance Committee
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Notes: Category B - This Board policy has been replaced by an administrative agreement between the University and the Alumni Association to reimburse the Alumni Association for certain services that it provides to the University.
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Alumni Association
Professional Schools Membership
Policy Location: Finance Committee Minutes, May 30, 1975
Title: Alumni Association Membership Program
Text: The Finance Committee approved the following program.
Action Text: The University agrees to pay the General Alumni Association $1.00 per year for each member of each of the professional school alumni associations if the General Alumni Association will agree to the following:
1. That the Alumni Association will list such individuals as members with the designation (P) after their names.
2. Such membership will not entitle Professional School alumni to receive all issues of the Alumni News.
3. Professional School alumni will be welcomed at Alumni Hall as members of the Alumni Association.
4. The Alumni Association will discontinue soliciting funds from members of the professional schools alumni associations; and further will not attempt to persuade professional school alumni to join the General Alumni Association other than by Life Membership ads regularly appearing in the Alumni News.
Adopted By:Finance Committee
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Notes: Category B - This policy never went into effect and is therefore obsolete.
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Real Estate
Delegation
Policy Location: Finance Committee Minutes, June 3, 1971
Title: Authorization for the Comptroller To Purchase Property
Action Text: RESOLVED by the Finance Committee that the Comptroller be and he is hereby authorized to commit the University to the purchase of real estate with the approval of any one member of the Finance Committee.
Adopted By: Finance Committee
Authorization:
Delegation(s) To: Comptroller
Delegated Authority: See above Action Text
Recommended By:
Supersedes:
Notes: Category B - This policy on authorizing the purchase of real property is not present practice.
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Real Estate
Acquisition and Disposition
Policy Location: Board Minutes, Oct. 4, 1980 with Attachment
Title: Procedure for Acquisition and Disposition of Real Estate as Endowment Assets
Action Text: RESOLVED that the procedures for Acquisition and Disposition of Real Estate as Endowment Assets be and they are hereby adopted.
Attachment:
ACQUISITION OF REAL PROPERTY FOR THE ENDOWMENT*
l. By gift:
a. Before accepting a gift or real estate, the Vice President for Business and Finance will:
(1) Obtain two appraisals of the property,
(2) Decide whether the property should be placed in the endowment, accepted for other purposes or rejected.
(3) Develop a written plan for retention or disposition of the property, which plan, as it may be revised from time to time, will accompany the recommendations that follow.
b. The recommendation of the Vice President for Business and Finance, with the advice of the Legal Adviser, will be submitted to the President for approval.
c. The President's recommendation will be submitted to the Finance Committee of the Board for its review and recommendation to the Board of Visitors for approval.
d. The Board of Visitors' decision, if to accept the gift, will be submitted to the Division of Engineering and Buildings for its review, and for approval by the Governor or his delegate under Section 2.1-507 of the Code of Virginia
2. By devise:
a. After receiving a devise of real estate, the Vice President for Business and Finance will: (1) Obtain two appraisals of the property; (2) Decide whether the property should be placed in the endowment or retained for other purposes; (3) Develop a written plan for retention or disposition of the property, which plan, as it may be revised from time to time, will accompany the recommendations that follow.
b. The recommendation of the Vice President for Business and Finance, with the advice of the Legal Adviser' will be submitted to the President for approval.
c. The President's recommendation will be submitted to the Finance Committee of the Board for its review and recommendation to the Board of Visitors for approval.
d. The Board of Visitors' decision, if to retain the devise, will be submitted to the Division of Engineering and Buildings for its review, and if the Governor so directs, the devise will be disclaimed pursuant to the appropriate statutes.
3. By purchase:
a. Before purchasing real estate as endowment assets, the Vice President for Business and Finance will:
(1) Obtain expert advice as to whether the real estate should be acquired and to assist in the University's development of a written plan for management of the property. The plan, as it may be revised from time to time, will accompany the recommendations that follow.
(2) Obtain two appraisals of the property.
b. The recommendation of the Vice President for Business and Finance, with the advice of the Legal Adviser, will be submitted to the President for approval.
c. The President's recommendation will be submitted to the Finance Committee of the Board for its review and recommendation to the Board of Visitors for approval.
d. The Board of Visitors' decision, if to purchase the property, will be submitted to the Division of Engineering and Buildings for its review, and for approval by the Governor or his delegate under Section 2 1-507 of the Code of Virginia.
II. DISPOSITION OF REAL PROPERTY IN THE ENDOWMENT
1. Before disposing of real property, two appraisals will be obtained and the University will obtain expert advice as to whether the property should be disposed of, and for assistance in the University's development of a. written plan for disposition of the property. This plan will examine different alternatives (including, end, sealed bids, public auction, listing with realtors, and negotiation) and their suitability for the proposed disposition. The plan, as it may be revised from time to time, will accompany the recommendations that follow.
2. The recommendation of the Vice President for Business and Finance, with the advice of the Legal Adviser, will be submitted to the President for approval
3. The President's recommendation, if to dispose of the property, will be submitted to the Finance Committee of the Board for its review and recommendation to the Board of Visitors for approval.
4. The University's acceptance of any offer for the purchase of the property shall be contingent upon review by the Division of Engineering and Buildings and approval by the Governor. Any offer which the University accepts for the purchase of the property shall be reviewed by the Division of Engineering and Buildings and approved by the Governor. Any deed executed by the University shall be submitted for review by the Division of Engineering and Buildings and for approval by the Governor, pursuant to Section 23-77.1 of the Code of Virginia.
Adopted By: Full board
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Notes: Category B - Citations to laws and titles are outdated. In addition, State law and regulations govern the procedures for acquiring and disposing of real estate, so a board policy is unnecessary.
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Students
Commerce School
Special Fee
Policy Location: Finance Committee Minutes, June l, 1972
Title: Establishment of Special Fee in School of Commerce
Action Text: RESOLVED by the Finance Committee of the Board of Visitors of the University of Virginia that we recommend to the full Board the adoption of the following resolution: RESOLVED by The Rector and Visitors of the University of Virginia that there is hereby established for students in the School of Commerce, a special fee of $5.00 per session to provide the Commerce School Council with funds to be used on behalf of students in the School.
Adopted By: ????
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Recommended By: Finance Committee
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Notes: Category B - Special fees are approved by the Board in the annual tuition-setting process.
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Students
Domicile
Virginia Status
Policy Location: Finance Committee Minutes, April 6, 1973
Title: Delegation of Powers to the President Relative to Decisions Regarding Domicile
Text: WHEREAS no procedure for appeal from decisions of the University Committee on Virginia Status of University Students to the Rector and Visitors of the University of Virginia has been established; and WHEREAS decisions by this Committee are now being contested upon constitutional and other grounds likely to lead to litigation in which the Rector and Visitors will be a party; and WHEREAS appeals from these decisions may be numerous and will involve issues of law and fact concerning which the President of the University may make final administrative determinations on behalf of the Rector and Visitors; RESOLVED that the President be and he is hereby authorized to hear and finally determine for the Rector and Visitors appeals from decisions of the University Committee on Virginia Status of University Students and make final dispositions thereof; FURTHER RESOLVED that the President is required to report his dispositions of all appeals to the Finance Committee at the next regular meeting of the Rector and Visitors following his determinations.
Adopted By: ????
Authorization:
Delegation(s) To: President
Delegated Authority: See italics in Text above
Recommended By: Finance Committee
Supersedes:
Notes: Category B - This policy has been pre-empted by State law which requires the implementation of an administrative appeals procedure. An appeals procedure is in effect which authorizes the President to hear appeals from the Committee on Virginia Status.
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Students
Law School
Special Fee
Policy Location: Finance Committee Minutes, April 6, 1973
Title: Special Fee in the School of Law for the Barrister.
Action Text: RESOLVED by the Finance Committee of the Board of Visitors of the University of Virginia that we recommend to the full Board the adoption of the following resolution: RESOLVED by The Rector and Visitors of the University of Virginia that there is hereby established for students in the School of Law a special fee of $5.00 per session to be used for the publication and distribution of the yearbook, The Barrister, to every student in the Law School, effective for the 1973-74 session and thereafter.
Adopted By: ????
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Recommended By: Finance Committee
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Notes: Category B - Special fees are approved by the Board in the annual tuition-setting process.
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Students
University Affiliated Organizations
Tax Exempt Status
Policy Location: Finance Committee Minutes, June 2, 1978
Title: Report on University Affiliated Organizations
Text: The Finance Committee "determined that it had no objection" to the following procedure.
Attachment: [In part] During recent months the University has become increasingly concerned about the use by student organizations of the University's tax exempt status for income tax, charitable gift, and state sales tax purposes. Several recent audits of local businesses by the State Division of Taxation indicate that many student groups and organizations rely on their unofficial relationship with the University of Virginia as a basis of exemption from the state sales tax. Contributors to such groups and organizations treat their gifts as tax-deductible, even though they are not made payable to the University of Virginia. Various organizations have sponsored activities which involve the sale of goods and services without ever acquiring the necessary licenses, filing the required tax forms, or paying income tax. These problems have necessitated that the University establish a policy regarding which groups and organizations may continue to use their relationship to the University as a basis for tax exempt status. As of July 1, 1978 only those student groups and organizations which have become University Affiliated Organizations (UAO) will be included on the University's official list of organizations permitted to rely upon the University of Virginia's tax exempt status. No separately incorporated organization will be eligible to qualify as a University Affiliated Organization...
Student organizations may: qualify provided such organizations receive student activity fund support and also meet... educational purpose criterion.... This memorandum does not change the requirements or procedures for the allocation of student fee funds. Consequently, student activity fund allocations will continue to be handled in the same manner as in the past.
Any unincorporated student group or organization which feels that it meets these requirements may apply to become a UAO by submitting a request to the University Comptroller on the appropriate form. These forms may be obtained at the Office of the University Comptroller or at Garrett Hall. A copy of the group's constitution, and a copy of its most recently approved itemized annual budget should be attached with the request. If the University Comptroller determines that the group meets the requirements mentioned above, a Memorandum of Understanding will be sent to the group to be reviewed and accepted. The group will be included on the University's official list of University Affiliated Organizations upon receipt by the University Comptroller of the executed Memorandum.
Student groups which are included on the University's official list of University Affiliated Organizations will be required to confirm their status annually and to provide an itemized annual budget and the names and local addresses of all the new constitutional officers. Details pertaining to the renewal procedure will be provided to University Affiliated Organizations in March of each year beginning in 1979.
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Notes: Category B - This relationship with student organizations is no longer used. The University now has a contractual relationship with student groups which is reflected in the Contracted Independent Organization (CIO) agreement.
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