“Man pleads guilty to sexual misconduct in MU library incident”
Columbia Missourian, November 16, 2018
“Growing partnership between MU, Moberly college affirmed for another year”
Columbia Missourian, November 28, 2018
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“Man pleads guilty to sexual misconduct in MU library incident”
Columbia Missourian, November 16, 2018
“Growing partnership between MU, Moberly college affirmed for another year”
Columbia Missourian, November 28, 2018
Friday, December 14, 2018
2:30-4:30 PM
Ellis’ Staff Lounge
All staff and student staff are welcome
MULSA will provide things to nibble on and something to drink. Additional food items will be welcome!
MULSA is also still collecting donations for Toy-For-Tots! There is a donation box located in the Staff Lounge & it will be receiving donation until the end of the semester.
In anticipation of winter weather and in preparation for any other campus emergencies, the UM Human Resources Policy Manual HR217 outlines campus closure and pay procedures for University of Missouri. These policies permit two types of campus closures: full closure or partial closure.
The policy can be accessed by following the below links:
http://www.umsystem.edu/ums/rules/hrm/hr200/hr217
As a major research campus that has extensive 24/7 operations, MU will not typically close. Should the Chancellor designate a partial campus closure (e.g., classes are cancelled but many operations remain open), the following pay procedures for staff employees will apply:
While unlikely, a full campus closure could occur in the event of a major disaster or other catastrophic event and the campus would be closed, classes cancelled and administrative and academic operations suspended. Certain continuous operations would be maintained even in the event of a full campus closure. Employees (except those deemed situationally critical) would be directed not to report to work. In the event of a full campus closure the following pay procedures will apply:
Because of the nature of our campus and the need to maintain critical 24/7 operations, the MU campus would designate a full closure only in extreme circumstances.
Departments should designate those positions considered situationally critical and inform employees in advance, if possible, in preparation for a partial or full campus closure. The designation of situationally critical may differ based on the nature of the situation.
The above policies do not apply to staff at MU Health Care.
The College of Engineering, including the Engineering Library, is collecting new and gently used books for children up to five years of age. Please contact Michelle Baggett for more information.
College of Engineering Book Drive Flyer
To efficiently and consistently implement the Winter Break Reduced Operations policy, we have developed a Q&A that we hope you will find helpful. Below are links to both the HR policy and the Q&As.
Additionally, for employees who are in benefit-eligible non-exempt academic positions, we have been provided President approval to provide administrative leave during the same period.
MULSA is currently collecting food and toys for charity.
The food drive benefits Tiger Pantry, and they are looking for non-perishables and toiletries. The collection bin is in the staff lounge.
Toys for Tots is looking for new, unwrapped toys or cash/gift cards to buy toys. A collection box is in the staff lounge and donations can also be given to Ashley Granger.
The Fall 2018 issue includes
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-the Diversity and Inclusion Committee
Rich Rexroat started at the Health Sciences Library in 1979. That year:
The Mizzou Libraries Instagram account was mentioned in a BuzzFeed article last week! Congrats to our Instagram coordinator Taira Meadowcroft and the rest of the Instagram team, which includes Kate Anderson, Grace Atkins, Michelle Baggett, Abbie Brown, Shannon Cary, Eric Cusick, Ashley Granger, Mara Inge, Charlotte Landreth and Sean Witzman. Also thanks to the other staff members and librarians who have submitted content.