The UCF Report, Vol. 03 No. 36, May 6, 1981

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The UCF Report. 86. https://stars.library.ucf.edu/ucfreport/86 UCF LIBRARY; ARCHIVES University of Central Florida Wednesday, May 6, 1981 Non-Profit Organization Orlando, Florida 32816 Volume 3, Number 36 Bulk Rate Postage Paid Permit No. 3575 Orlando, Florida 32816 Address Correction Requested The UCF Report News and Announcements for the Faculty and Staff of the University of Central Florida Spring musical sets sail Knight Notes It's time for spring musicals at university campuses across the What's 89.9? That's the country, and UCF will join in with number of phone calls we got "Dames At Sea," that campy, this week informing us we nostalgic spoof of the 1930's forgotto include WUCF-FM's Busby Berkeley extravaganza, call numbers in last week's which opens May 14 on campus story on the station's power for seven performances. boost and accompanying The show, which is billed by the format change. Sorry about University Theater as one "with a that. And the call numbers? happy ending for a change," Well, that's 89.9, too. follows the fortunes of some chorus girls and sailors who combine their talents to produce a If you dropped by the show aboard ship. baseball field yesterday George Koller, adjunct dance intending to watch the instructor at UCF, is directing and Knights square off against choreographing the production FIT, surprise. The game was with assistance from Jim Gaylord, switched to this afternoon at of Theatre On Park. Steve 1:30 p.m. Today's double- Powell, choral director at UCF, is headersignalsthefinal home musical director for the show. The appearance for the Knights music will be live and the dancing this year. You have one last plentiful, the directors affirmed. chance to catch them on the Curtain time will be 8:30 p.m. road—they take on FIT again May 14-16 and 21-23 in the Saturday in another double- Science Auditorium. A special header on FIT'S Melbourne matinee is planned for Sunday, campus. Game time is 1 p.m. May 17, at 2 p.m. with a discount • ticket price of $2 for senior And speaking of baseball, You can't get much closer than Joan (Anne Smith) and Lucky (John citizens. Regular admission is $4. Coach Moon's men broke Sma/bein) in this number from "Dames At Sea," a musical spoof that finds UCF students will be admitted free with current ID card. the NCAA Division II season chorus girls and sailors joining forces to produce a shipboard show. record for stolen bases during last Saturday's game against Rollins. The NCAA record was 188; the University to share in Exxon grant Knight's tally now stands at 190 with four games UCF will participate in a three- state-supported and independent located on the Stetson University, remaining. year grant of $30,000 made to the institutions may work together in campus. Florida Association of Colleges and the public interest." President Colbourn, a director of Universities by the Exxon The grant will be administered the Association, will host a Many people lament the Education Foundation to support by John Wittich who heads the regional meeting of the group on relatively low salaries paid cooperative projects among the Association's program office, campus today. throughout Florida, usually member institutions of the adding something like we association. have to sacrifice something The Florida Association of for the nice weather. But are Colleges and Universities is our salaries really that much distinctive in that its members Seven candidates elected out of line? The April 27 include public universities, private issue of Newsweek told colleges and universities, and to Staff Council positions about a former auto industry public community colleges. worker who left Michigan In making the award, Robert L. The ballots are in and the votes Lehmann (Education). The one for a job at Martin Marietta in Payton, president of the Exxon have been counted in the annual council seat assigned to the area Orlando. They explained that Education Foundation, said, "The Staff Council election. "Although his new job paid of Community Relations/ Foundation is pleased to support a Elected from the division of $80 a week less than the one President's Office will be filled by cooperative effort among the Business Affairs were Dorris he left behind, (the man) Barbara Pope (Intercollegiate colleges and universities in Florida Cannon (Personnel) and Marty discovered that, because Athletics), who ran unopposed for to serve the young people of the Fioramanti (Physical Plant). Florida has no state and the post. state. Cooperation among colleges Chosen from Student Affairs were local income taxes, his take- The seven successful candidates and universities is an important Linda McCloe (Recreational home pay was reduced by will be formally introduced at the item on higher education's Services) and Gracia Miller only $16 a week." annual Staff Assembly, scheduled agenda. The Florida Association of (Placement). The area of Academic for 1:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Colleges and Universities can Affairs will be represented by Fran Student Center Auditorium (see provide a valuable forum in which White (Academic Affairs) and Art memo on page 2). Page 2 The UCF Report year will be introduced and the annual report for the past year will be Official memoranda given by Mary Tice, outgoing chairman. Please plan to attend the meeting—Tuesday, May 12. All To: Administrative Council supervisors are urged to have phones and other duties covered so From: Vice President Leslie L. Ellis that their Career Service employees may attend. I look forward to Vice President John Philip Goree seeing you and again, I appreciate your time given on behalf of the Subject: Holiday Closings—Memorial Day, Fourth of July, Staff Assembly. and Labor Day As you know, an ongoing attempt is being made to conserve energy. To: All Career Service Employees While air conditioning will be provided to those areas which have From: Robert T. Schaal, director of Personnel temperature-sensitive equipment, University facilities will be closed Subject: Personal Holiday to the maximum extent possible during the upcoming holiday Each permanent full-time Career Service employee is entitled to weekends. The following list outlines the holiday schedules and the take one personal holiday each fiscal year. This day can be selected mode of operation for each building during those times. by the employee, however you must have approval by your supervisor. Holiday Schedules (Note that Instructional and Research Faculty and Administrative and The following are the times that the University will be closed for the Professional employees are not eligible for this holiday.) The holiday upcoming holidays: for this fiscal year must be used prior to June 30, 1981, and cannot be accumulated or paid for at termination. Memorial Day: Friday, May 22, 5 p.m. - Tuesday, May 26, 8 a.m. Fourth of July: Thursday, July 2, 10 p.m. - To: All Faculty, Staff, and Students Monday, July 6, 8 a.m. From: Joyce A. Clampitt, University business manager Labor Day: Friday, Sept. 4, 5 p.m. - Subject: Energy Conservation—Tennis Court Usage Tuesday, Sept. 8, 8 a.m. Vice President John P. Goree has accepted for immediate The above are the hours during which the University facilities will implementation a recommendation by the Energy Committe to be closed to the extent listed below. Supervisors in units which must accommodate night tennis playing, both scheduled and casual play, continue operations will assign work responsibilities as normal during on the new set of courts. The economic analysis revealed a significant holiday periods. energy and dollar savings. Furthermore, the lighting of the new courts is considered to be far superior to the older ones. Building Mode of Operation * Therefore, effective immediately, those playing tennis at night Administration OFF should plan to use the new courts. Art Complex OFF Biological Sciences OFF (except for research areas) Central Receiving OFF To: All Administrative Units Classroom Building OFF From: John Philip Goree, vice president for Business Affairs Computer Center ON (for equipment only) Subject: Update—Purchasing Procedures Creative School for Children OFF Recent audits of purchasing practices in several departments have Education Complex OFF (except for academic classes) disclosed a need for improved controls in departmental management Engineering OFF (except for research areas) of purchasing, receiving, and approving invoices for payment. I Fine Arts Rehearsal Hall ON (for organ only) believe the steps outlined below will improve control without undue Future Office OFF difficulty in the purchasing process: Gymnasium OFF I. Regular Purchases Health Center OFF (for holiday only) A. "Requisitions to Purchase" forms must be filled in Humanities and Fine Arts OFF (except fourth floor for equipment) completely including departmental account number, description Kiosk OFF and quantity of items to be obtained by the Purchasing Division, Library ON** final location where goods are to be delivered, signature of Physical Education OFF (except equipment room) person ordering goods and signature of accountable officer. Physical Education The Purchasing Division will return requisition forms to the Support Building OFF requesting department if not accurately completed.

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