FACULTY
ENDOWMENT APPOINTMENT PROCESS
This process begins at the point that the Development Office has submitted
the Gift Agreement Memorandum to UT System for approval.
Step
1 – Approved New Endowment
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Endowment and Donor Relations Officer in Development receives
endowment approval from UT System.
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Development Office sends copy of Board of Regents’ “Summary of Approval,”
together with a copy of the gift agreement, to the Executive Vice
President for Academic Affairs (EVPAA) and the Development Officer
in the appropriate School/Institute.
Step
2 – Holder Recommendation and Approval (First Time and Replacing Holders)
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After completion of the peer-review process, the Dean or Institute
Director submits recommendation letter (Sample
Recommendation Letter) for endowed position to the
EVPAA for review and recommendation to the President for approval.
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EVPAA returns a copy of the approved recommendation to the Dean
or Institute Director and to the Development Office.
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The School or Institute will prepare an “Endowment Holder Request
for Budget Change (RBC) Appointment Letter”
(Sample
RBC Letter) with an effective date based on RBC
Cut-Off Schedule (RBC
Cut-Off Schedule) prepared by Human Resources System
Data Resources.
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The RBC letter must include the following financial information
for the holder: Holder Name, Title, Base Salary with all additive
salary, and HRMS Department ID.
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School/Institute contacts Holder to discuss salary details.
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School/Institute contacts HR Compensation to create/modify
Holder’s Job Code.
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HR Compensation requires the following information:
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Title (long and short versions, with the short version
limited to 30 characters)
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Effective Date (should match RBC Letter and PA)
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Title to whom this position will report
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Reimbursement Type (faculty or academic A&P)
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Classification — faculty or academic A&P (not
necessarily same as reimbursement type)
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School/Institute begins preparation of Personnel Action
Request (PA) for SDR.
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The School or Institute will submit to the EVPAA the completed
Endowment Holder RBC Appointment letter with Dean’s or Director’s
signature/approval. EVPAA will then forward to President for signature/approval.
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In conjunction with the completed RBC letter, the School or Institute
must submit the electronic Personnel Action Request (PA) to SDR.
Step
3 – RBC and Personnel Action Request (First Time and Replacing Holders)
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EVPAA receives approved Endowment Holder RBC Appointment Letter
from President.
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Original approved Endowment Holder RBC Appointment Letter is forwarded
to SDR with copies to EVPAA, Development Office, and Dean or Institute
Director.
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Upon
receipt of the approved Endowment Holder RBC Appointment Letter
and the PA, SDR prepares the electronic RBC and submits to UT System
(EVCHA) for approval. (NOTE: SDR
must receive both the approved RBC letter and Personnel Action Request
before the electronic RBC will be sent to UT System for approval.)
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Upon RBC approval by System, SDR enters PA submitted by the School/Institute
and sends copy of approved RBC to EVPAA office. EVPAA notifies the
Dean or Institute Director and the Development Office when System
approval is received.
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Upon entry of the PA, SDR will notify the Post Award Finance Team
(PAF) of any FMS changes regarding PI or department code for endowment
account.
Step
4 – First Time and Replacing Holder Notification
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EVPAA prepares congratulatory letter to Holder from President.
EVPAA sends original signed congratulatory letter to Development
for processing to the appointed Holder. The Development Office
sends the Holder a complete packet which includes the following:
a) the President’s congratulatory letter,
b) copy of the health science center’s Endowed Academic
Positions Overview
of Responsibilities of a Holder,
c) copy of the Endowment/Gift Agreement,
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The Development Office distributes copies of the congratulatory
letter to the offices of the EVPAA, Dean or Institute Director,
Holder’s Department Chair, Public Affairs, and Human Resources
System Data Resources.
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