Faculty

Affirmative Action and Equal Employment Opportunity in Recruitment and Appointment Policy

updated 12-2013
 
In order to comply with federal and state laws and regulations, the following policies and procedures, as well as the University Affirmative Action Plan, explain University policy concerning affirmative action and equal opportunity recruitment and appointment for employment, and they are incorporated by reference as part of this Executive Memorandum.
 

Communication and Solicitation Guidelines - HSU Alumni & Friends

The Office of Development and Alumni Relations facilitates greater communication and engagement with alumni and friends of the University (donors, civic leaders, higher education leaders, parents, etc.). We aim to improve the effectiveness of HSU’s communications with alumni and others, enhance alumni engagement with the entire HSU community, bolster the reputation of the university, and increase philanthropic activity.

Self-Support Program Net Revenue Distribution

DISTRIBUTION: Academic Deans and Department Chairs

In order to provide a consistent and transparent practice in College of Extended Education & Global Engagement (CEEGE), the percentages for net revenue1 sharing for all self-support academic programs including certificate programs will be as follows:

• College of eLearning and Extended Education – 40%

• Academic Dean’s Office (s) – 40%

• Academic Department (s) – 10%

• Academic Affairs Office – 10% 

SPF Effort Reporting Policy

 Humboldt State University Sponsored Programs Foundation (HSU SPF) requires that all salaries and wages charged to sponsored projects are certified consistent with federal requirements. Effort reporting is required by all individuals who receive compensation from a federal grant or contract directly, or through cost sharing. As a condition to receiving federal funding, HSU SPF is required to maintain and certify the percentage of time that employees devote to federally-funded sponsored projects.