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Name Title Signature Authority Expiration Level I Thad Seymour, Jr Name Title Signature Authority Expiration Level I Thad Seymour, Jr. Interim President Thad Seymour, Interim President of UCF, has inherent authority to sign all N/A contracts on behalf of the university pursuant to Section 5.1 of the Bylaws of the University of Central Florida Board of Trustees. This authority is retained and may be exercised notwithstanding delegations of authority to sign certain contracts to other administrative officers. Some contracts may be subject to prior approval of the Florida Board of Governors or UCF Board of Trustees before execution by the president or designee. Level II Elizabeth A. Dooley Provost and Vice Elizabeth Dooley, Provost and and Vice President for Academic Affairs is N/A President for the prinicial academic officer of the university and is the second-highest Academic Affairs ranking officer of the university. The provost may execute all contracts and agreements, limited to $500,000 in expenditures or liability relating to academic affairs, including research, health care, and licensing matters. Misty Shepherd Interim Vice Misty Shepherd, Interim Vice President for Administration and Finance, is N/A President for responsible for all nonacademic administrative operations of the university. Administration and The vice president for administration and finance may execute contracts Finance involving and administrative areas of the university up to $500,000 and has final authority to approve sole-source purchases. In accordance with UCF Regulations 7.203, the Vice President for Administration and Finance may sign lease agreements up to $1 million. Dennis Crudele Interim Chief Dennis Crudele, Interim Chief Financial Officer, is responsible for fiscal N/A Financial Officer operations of the university and may execute contracts involving all fiscal areas of the university up to $500,000. Elizabeth Klonoff Vice President for Elizabeth Klonoff, Vice President for Research and dean of the College of N/A Research and dean Graduate Studies, may execute all grants, contracts, and other agreements of the College of with terms and conditions for research, sponsored training, clinical trials, Graduate Studies patents and licensing, technology transfer, and research compliance including but not limited to agreements that obligate university project funds. This authority may be delegated as outlined by Section III, exept that the Level 3 limits described therein do not apply. Level 3 limits shall apply to the vice president and all delegates for all agreements obligating non-project (departmental) funds. This subsection does not applyto the exclusive responsibilities of the College of Gradate Studies. The Vice President for Research and Commercialization may sign contracts up to $250,000 in her area of authority. * For further delegation see the Dean List. Deborah C. German Vice President for Deborah German, Vice President for Health Affairs and dean of the College N/A Health Affairs and of Medicine, as the Chief Medical Officer and Health Officer, may execute dean of the College contracts and documents directly related to Academic Health Sciences of Medicine Center or the College of Medicine, including the clinical practice, clinical and clinically-related services, clinical and related affiliations, and other agreements and documents relating to the development and operations of UCF Health, the College of Medicine, Student Health Services, and the Academic Health Sciences Center, limited to $500,000 in expenditures or liability. * For further delegation, see the Dean List. W. Scott Cole Vice President and Scott Cole, Vice President and General Counsel, may execute documents N/A General Counsel related to actual or threatened legal or administrative proceedings involving UCF or its direct support organizations, limited to $500,000 in expenditures or liability. The Vice President and General Counsel may also sign contracts up to $250,000 in his area of authority. Joel Levenson Assistant Vice The Assistant Vice President for Procurement Services may execute N/A (Per policy President for contracts for the procurement of goods and services and is limited to II(A). Procurement $500,000 in expenditures or liability. *For further delegation, see Level III Services list. Level III Maribeth Ehasz Vice President for Maribeth Ehasz, Vice President for Student Development and Enrollment N/A Student Development Services may sign contracts up to $250,000 in her area of authority. and Enrollment Services Joel Hartman Vice President for Joel Hartman, Vice President for Information Technologies & Resources N/A Information and CIO may sign contracts up to $250,000 in his area of authority. Technologies and CIO Grant J. Heston Chief of Staff and Grant Heston, Chief of Staff and Vice President for Communication and N/A Vice President for Marketing may sign contracts up to $250,000 in his areas of authority. Communications and In addition, the Chief of Staff and Vice President for Communications and Marketing marketing may sign travel reimbursements, timesheets, Foundation reimbursements and credit card statements on behalf of the Interim President.This additional delegation ends 6/6/2021. Mike Morsberger Vice President for Mike Morsberger, Vice President for Advancement and CEO of UCF N/A Advancement & Foundation, Inc. may sign contracts up to $250,000 in his area of authority. CEO, UCF Foundation Inc. Janet Owen Vice President for Janet Owen, Vice President for Government Relations may sign contracts N/A Government up to $250,000 in her area of authority. Relations Thad Seymour, Jr. Vice President for Thad Seymour, Vice President for Partnerships and Chief Innovation N/A Partnerships and Officer may sign contracts up to $250,000 in his area of authority. Chief Innovation Officer Danny White Vice President and Danny White, Vice President and Director of Athletics may sign contracts N/A Director of Athletics up to $250,000 in his area of authority. DELEGATIONS Colleges Lyman Brodie Executive Associate Lyman Brodie, Executive Associate Dean, may sign contracts on behalf of 7/19/2020 Dean, College of Arts the College of Arts and Humanities up to $10,000 in expenditures or and Humanities liability. Melody Bowdon Interim Vice Provost Melody Bowden, Interim Vice Provost for Teaching and Learningand 5/7/2021 for Teaching and Interim Dean, may sign contracts on behalf of the College of Learning and Interim Undergraduate Studies up to $10,000 in expenditures or liability. Dean, College of Undergraduate Studies Pamela "Sissi" Carroll Dean, College of Pamela Carroll, Dean, may sign contracts on behalf of the College of 8/2/2022 Community Community Innovation and Education up to $10,000 in expenditures or Innovation and liability. Education Robertico Croes, PhD Associate Dean, Robertico Croes, Associate Dean, may sign contracts on behalf of the 7/13/2020 Rosen College of Rosen College of Hospitality Management up to $10,000 in expenditures or Hospitality liability. Management Seresa Cruz Budget Director II, Seresa Cruz, Budget Director II, may sign contracts on behalf of the 8/9/2022 College of Science College of Science up to $10,000 in expenditures or liability. Michael Georgiopoulos Dean, College of Michael Georgiopoulos, Dean, may sign contracts on behalf of the College 8/2/2022 Engineering and of Engineering and Computer Science up to $10,000 in expenditures or Computer Science liability. Deborah German Dean, College of Deborah German, Dean, may sign contracts on behalf of the College of 8/2/2022 Medicine Medicine up to $10,000 in expenditures or liability. *For further delegation, see Level II list. Tiffany Hughes Chief of Operations, Tiffany Hughes, Chief of Operations, may sign contracts on behalf of the 8/9/2022 College of Business College of Business Administration up to $10,000 in expenditures or Administration liability. Christopher Ingersoll Dean, College of Christopher Ingersoll, Dean, may sign contracts on behalf of the College of 8/2/2022 Health Professions Health Professions and Sciences up to $10,000 in expenditures or liability. and Sciences Paul Jarley Dean, College of Paul Jarley, Dean, may sign contracts on behalf of the College of Business 8/2/2022 Business Administration up to $10,000 in expenditures or liability. Administration Allison Jefferson Assistant Dean, Allison Jefferson, Assistant Dean, may sign contracts on behalf of the 7/19/2020 College of College of Community Innovation and Education up to $10,000 in Community expenditures or liability. Innovation and Education Michael Johnson Dean, College of Michael Johnson, Dean, may sign contracts on behalf of the College of 8/2/2022 Sciences Sciences up to $10,000 in expenditures or liability. Elizabeth Klonoff Dean, College of Elizabeth Klonoff, Dean, may sign contracts on behalf of the College of 8/2/2022 Graduate Studies Graduate Studies up to $10,000 in expenditures or liability. * For further delegation, see Level II list. Nanette Liberty-Aubert Budget Director II, Nanette Liberty-Aubert, Budget Director II, may sign contracts on behalf of 8/9/2022 College of the College of Engineering and Computer Sciences up to $10,000 in Engineering and expenditures or liability. Computer Science Jeffrey Moore Dean, College of Arts Jeffrey Moore, Dean, may sign contracts on behalf of the College of Arts 8/2/2022 and Humanities and Humanities up to $10,000 in expenditures or liability. Sheila Amin Gutierrez de Dean, Burnett Honors CollegeSheila Amin Gutierrez de Pineres, Dean, may sign contracts on behalf of 9/19/2021 Pineres Burnett Honors College up to $10,000 in expenditures or liability. John Sacher Interim Assistant John Sacher, Interim Assistant Dean may sign contracts on behalf of the 7/29/2022 Dean, College of College of Undergraduate Studies up to $10,000 in expenditures or liability Undergraduate in the absence or unavailibilty of the Interim Dean. Studies Bahaa Saleh Dean, College of Bahaa Saleh, Dean, may sign contracts on behalf of the College of Optics 8/2/2022 Optics and Photonics and Photonics up to $10,000 in expenditures or liability. Mary Lou Sole Dean, College of Mary Lou Sole, Dean, may sign contracts on behalf of the College of 8/2/2022 Nursing Nursing up to $10,000 in expenditures or liability.
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