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Name Title Signature Authority Expiration Level I A. Dale Whittaker Name Title Signature Authority Expiration Level I A. Dale Whittaker President The President of UCF has inherent authority to sign all contracts on behalf N/A 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 Level II / Level III W. Scott Cole Vice President and The Vice President and General Counsel may execute settlement N/A General Counsel agreements, limited to $500,000 in expenditures or liability. The Vice President and General Counsel may sign contracts up to $250,000 in his area of authority. Provost N/A Elizabeth A. Dooley The Provost is the principal academic officer of the university. The Interim 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. Maribeth Ehasz Vice President for The Vice President for Student Development and Enrollment Services may N/A Student Development sign contracts up to $250,000 in her area of authority. and Enrollment Services Deborah C. German Vice President for The Vice President for Health Affairs and Dean of the College of Medicine, N/A Health Affairs as chief medical officer, may execute contracts and documents directly related to the clinical practice and clinical services of the College of Medicine, including clinical affiliations and service agreements relating to the development and operations of UCF Health, limited to $500,000 in expenditures or liability. This authority is limited to commitments of three years or less. The Vice President for Health Affairs may sign contracts up to $250,000 in her area of authority * for further delegation, see Dean List Joel Hartman Vice President for The Vice President for Information Technologies and CIO may sign N/A Information contracts up to $250,000 in his area of authority. Technologies and CIO Grant J. Heston Chief of Staff and The Chief of Staff and Vice President for Communication and Marketing N/A Vice President for may sign contracts up to $250,000 in his areas of authority Communications and Marketing Elizabeth Klonoff Vice President for The Vice President for Research may execute all grants, contracts, and N/A Research and other agreements with terms and conditions for research, sponsored Commercialization training, clinical trials, patents and licensing, technology transfer, and research compliance. The Vice President for Research and Commercialization may sign contracts up to $250,000 in her area of authority. * For further Delegation see Deans List Misty Shepherd Interim Vice The Vice President for Administration and Finance is responsible for all N/A President for fiscal and nonacademic administrative operations of the university. The Administration and VPAF may execute contracts involving all fiscal and administrative areas of Finance (VPAF) 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. Mike Morsberger Vice President for The Vice President for Advancement and CEO of UCF Foundation, Inc. N/A Advancement & may sign contracts up to $250,000 in his area of authority. CEO, UCF Foundation Inc. Janet Owen Vice President for The Vice President for Government Relations may sign contracts up to N/A Government $250,000 in her area of authority. Relations Thad Seymour, Jr. Vice President for The Vice President for Partnerships and Chief Innovation Officer may sign N/A Partnerships and contracts up to $250,000 in his area of authority. Chief Innovation Officer Danny White Vice President and The Vice President and Director of Athletics may sign contracts up to N/A Director of Athletics $250,000 in his area of authority. DELEGATIONS Colleges Nanette Aubert Director, Budget & Nannette Aubert may sign all contracts on behalf of the College of 4/5/2021 Finance and Engineering and Computer Sciences up to $10,000 in expenditures or Administrative liability Services, College of Engineering and Computer Science Lyman Brodie Executive Associate Lyman Brodie may sign all contracts on behalf of the College of Arts and 6/30/2020 Dean, College of Arts Humanities up to $10,000 in expenditures or liability. and Humanities Melody Bowdon Interim Assistant Vice Melody Bowden may sign all contracts on behalf of the College of 5/7/2021 Provost, Teaching Undergraduate Studies up to $10,000 in expenditures or liability. and Learning, Associate Dean, College of Undergraduate Studies Pamela "Sissi" Carroll Dean, College of Pamela Carroll may sign all contracts on behalf of the College of 8/31/2019 Community Community Innovation and Education up to $10,000 in expenditures or Innovation and liability. Education Robertico Croes, PhD Associate Dean, Robertico Croes may sign contracts on behalf of the Rosen College of 6/30/2020 Rosen College of Hospitality Management up to $10,000 in expenditures or liability. Hospitality Management Seresa Cruz Director, College of Seresa Cruz, Director of Budget and Human Resources, may sign 6/30/2020 Sciences contracts on behalf of the College of Sciences up to $10,000 in expenditures or liability in the absence or unavailability of the Dean. Deborah German Dean, College of Deborah German may sign contracts on behalf of the College of Medicine 8/31/2019 Medicine up to $10,000 in expenditures or liability. *For further delegation, see Level II list. Michael Georgiopoulos Dean, College of Michael Georgiopoulos may sign contracts on behalf of the College of 8/31/2019 Engineering and Engineering and Computer Science up to $10,000 in expenditures or Computer Science liability. Keisha Hoerrner Interim Assistant Vice Keisha Hoerrner may sign all contracts on behalf of the College of 4/18/2021 Provost & Associate Undergraduate Studies up to $10,000 in expenditures or liability. Dean, College of Undergraduate Studies Tiffany Hughes Dean, College of Tiffany Hughes may sign contracts on behalf of the College of Business 6/30/2021 Business Administration up to $10,000 in expenditures or liability. Administration Paul Jarley Dean, College of Paul Jarley may sign contracts on behalf of the College of Business 8/31/2019 Business Administration up to $10,000 in expenditures or liability. Administration Allison Jefferson Assistant Dean, Allison Jefferson may sign contracts on behalf of the College of Community 6/30/2020 College of Innovation and Education up to $10,000 in expenditures or liability. Community Innovation and Education Michael Johnson Dean, College of Michael Johnson may sign contracts on behalf of the College of Sciences 8/31/2019 Sciences up to $10,000 in expenditures or liability. Elizabeth Klonoff Dean, College of Elizabeth Klonoff may sign contracts on behalf of the College of Graduate 8/31/2019 Graduate Studies Studies up to $10,000 in expenditures or liability. For further delegation, see Level II list. Jeffrey Moore Dean, College of Arts Jeffrey Moore may sign contracts on behalf of the College of Arts and 8/31/2019 and Humanities Humanities up to $10,000 in expenditures or liability. 9/9/2021 Sheila Amin Gutierrez de Dr. Sheila Amin Gutierrez de Pineres may sign all contracts on behalf of Burnett Honors College up to $10,000 in expenditures or liability. Pineres Dean, Burnett Honors College Bahaa Saleh Dean, College of Bahaa Saleh may sign all contracts on behalf of the College of Optics and 8/31/2019 Optics and Photonics Photonics up to $10,000 in expenditures or liability. Mary Lou Sole Dean, College of Mary Lou Sole may sign all contracts on behalf of the College of Nursing up 8/31/2019 Nursing to $10,000 in expenditures or liability. Jeffrey Stout Interim Dean, College Dr. Jeffrey Stout may sign contracts on behalf of the College of Health 8/1/2021 of Health Professions Professions and Sciences up to $10,000 in expenditures or liability. and Sciences Mark Wagenhauser Associate Director, Mark Wagenhauser may sign all contracts on behalf of CREOL, the 6/30/2020 CREOL the College College of Optics and Photonics up to $10,000 in expenditures or liability. of Optics and Photonics Youcheng Wang Dean, Rosen College 9/9/2021 of Hospitality Management Dr. Youcheng Wang may sign all contracts on behalf of Rosen College of Hospitality Management up to $10,000 in expenditures or liability Administration & Finance Joel Levenson Associate Controller The Associate Controller has delegated authority for representation before 7/11/2021 all taxing authorities; signature authority in the absence of the Vice President for Administration & Finance and the University Controller for tax filings; signature authority for state and local tax filings; signature authority for confirmation of UCF’s tax filing status. Carl Metzger Associate Vice The Associate Vice President and Chief of Police may review and sign 8/1/2021 President and Chief contracts, including goods and servcies, up to $50,000 pertaining to his of Police area of responsibility: Police and Public Safety. Duane Siemen Assistant Vice The Assistant Vice President of Facilities and Safety Operations is 12/5/2021 President of Facilities authorized to approve change orders and additional service requests as and Safety defined in policy 2-107. This delegation is limited to the increase in scope Operations and/or time of design and contructions contracts. This delegation is limited to times whent he Associate Vice President, Administration and Finance (Facilities and Safety) is unavailable due to medical or other extended leave situations Curt Wade Director of Utilities The Director of Utilities and Energy Services may sign for real-time pricing 8/10/2019 and Energy Services to hedge volumes of gas based on the NYMEX LD Settle price.
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