I’m 9-month faculty, do I earn vacation?
Per Administrative Policy 6-11.7 9-month faculty do not earn vacation.
Per Administrative Policy 6-11.7 9-month faculty do not earn vacation.
For answers to your benefits questions:
If this is for a summer or overload assignment, first check with your department to make sure the necessary payment request has been submitted and approved. If the payment request has been submitted and approved, give us a call, we’ll be happy to help track it down - 330-672-8702.
Call us for questions about your annual salary - 330-672-8702.
Submit the Salary Payment Option form found on our website Personnel Forms & Information . The form will automatically route to us for processing. It must be received by the end of August for implementation in the upcoming academic year. Otherwise, it will be processed for the next available academic year.
August 31sr is the first pay date of the academic year.
The ability to engage employees in change is rapidly becoming a key determinant of business success. Your leaders need a clear understanding of the factors involved, so they can take action and lead change effectively.
In today’s business environment, the impact of a poorly-made decision can have far-reaching financial and professional consequences. Managers, employees and teams are constantly making decisions, but few examine the process and assess the quality of their decisions.
If you are looking for a fun and unique way to integrate design innovation or making into your curriculum, then look no further than a custom workshop experience at the DI HUB! Our staff will work with you to design, plan, and implement a tailor-made workshop or experience for your students that directly connects the DI HUB’s spaces, equipment, and resources to the learning needs of your students. Custom experiences typically last between 2 and 4 hours and can accommodate a maximum of 30 student participants.
The power of making is intrinsically tied to transforming our students into creative, innovative, and collaborative agents of change. Our maker workshops will introduce your students to one of the many making tools or techniques available in the DI HUB, allowing them to participate in a hands-on project to help them explore, understand, and develop a unique solution to a problem. Topics include 3D printing, laser cutting, microelectronics, and more.