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1. Purpose. The university recognizes that travel is required in order to fulfill its mission and objectives. This policy establishes the framework for the university’s travel regulations, the procedures for which are documented in the university travel manual.
2. Definitions.
   1. “University business travel” for the purposes of this policy means travel that is undertaken to fulfill the university’s mission and objectives. It includes movement from home or the primary work location to another destination and return to home or the primary work location.

1. Purpose.

1. Purpose. Skateboards, rollerblades, and bicycles can provide a recreational outlet and a convenient and economic method of traveling across an expansive campus.
2. Policy statement. It is expected that these conveyances will be operated in a proper manner with principal regard to the safety, well being, and right of way of pedestrians. It is in this spirit that certain reasonable restrictions are necessary.
3. Restrictions.

1. Policy statement.  It is the policy of the university to employ actively enrolled undergraduate and graduate students in various campus positions. This policy serves to provide the administrative structure and procedure for such student appointments, with more specific operational processes and regulations outlined in the student employment handbook.
2. Eligibility.

1. Purpose/mission. The effectiveness of the university depends on the effectiveness of its faculty and staff. The Kent state university employee assistance program (EAP) is a free and confidential service designed to help retain and restore employees who have job performance problems or are likely to as a result of personal difficulties.
2. Scope. Areas of personal difficulty include, but are not limited, substance abuse, financial, legal, emotional, psychological, family, marital, stress, bereavement and other types of personal problems.
3. Eligibility.

1. In accordance with section 3345.31 of the Revised Code, the board of trustees of the university established a new compensation plan for classified civil service staff who are not in a recognized bargaining unit. Effective June 30, 1991, the classification and pay of all covered employees is determined in accordance with the policies and procedures described herein and in the relevant rules of Chapter 3342-6 of the Administrative Code.

1. Purpose. The university authorizes the compensation office to oversee a supplemental pay program in order for the university to be responsive to organizational needs and changing circumstances. While it is not the practice of the university to assign employees work that is outside of their classification, this policy enables the university to pay classified employees for the purposes listed in the this policy, while maintaining the integrity of the classification and salary administration plans.
2. Eligibility.

1. Summer teaching assignments at regional campuses are contingent upon enrollments. Remuneration for these teaching assignments is made from the established regional campus overload and summer salary schedule.
2. Information regarding summer teaching assignments and the salary schedule is available through the offices of the executive dean for regional campuses and each regional campus dean.

Policy statement. Substitute faculty at the regional campuses are assigned cooperatively, with the approval of the individual academic department and the individual dean for the regional campus required. Compensation for substitute teaching is based on the academic rank of the substitute and is paid from an approved substitute salary schedule.

1. Basic statement.
   1. The student media should be free of censorship and prior review or restraint of copy.