Summary
The University contends that consulting is a significant means of professional improvement and a form of community service. Consulting activities are permitted when they are directly related to the professional interest and improvement of the faculty or staff member; are in the best interest of the University; do not constitute a conflict of interest; and do not interfere with regular duties.
HR Policy Provisions
Reporting
Annually, each administrative unit must report to the chancellor, vice president or other appropriate administrative officer, the aggregate time and compensation for each individual involved in consulting, with all reports being forwarded to the president.
See Also
HR-507 Conflict of Interest
Business Policy Manual – Section 24004
Date Created: 09/26/1997
Updated: 07/21/1998; 07/15/2020
Reviewed 2020-07-17