Policy Office

Comprehensive Review of Changes in Upper Administration 2003-2008
Strategic Planning

University Business Policies and Procedures Manual

1000 Organization

2000 Administrative Management

3000 Personnel

4000 Procurement

5000 Physical Facility Management

6000 Business Management

7000 Fiscal Management

8000 Financial Accounting

Search Preface Table of Contents Index Forms Alphabetical Table of Policies IMPORTANT: Deans, directors, and department heads are responsible for ensuring that all related departmental processes, procedures, and/or documents are updated to reflect new or revised policies. IMPORTANT: Paper copies of new and revised policies are no longer mailed to manual custodians, so if a department wishes to continue to maintain a hard copy of their manual, they need to click on the links provided and print out replacement pages to insert in their manual. We encourage everyone to use this electronic version of the manual. You will always have the most recent policies and not run the risk that a hard copy manual has not been updated. In addition, the electronic format ensures wide access to policies, enables electronic searches, and allows for quick update of policies.

**NEW** President Schmidly approved "Museums and Collections" Policy 6410 effective January 15, 2010. The comment period for the proposed policy ended December 16, 2009. In addition, he approved revisions to two policies: “Paid Time” Policy 3300 which was revised to encourage employees to use public transportation and encourage supervisors to work with employees on adjusting work schedules to help employees avoid long waits; and “Cash Management” Policy 7200 which was revised to comply with recent law changes and requirements. Click here to view the highlighted version of the revised policies. Newly Approved: Policy 2040 "Identity Theft Prevention Program" was approved by President Schmidly effective November 1, 2009.  The policy was developed in response to a new regulation issued by the Federal Trade Commission intended to reduce the risk of identity theft (the FTC delayed implementation of the new regulations to November 1, 2009).  The proposed policy was sent to the campus for a review and comment April 16, 2009, and all concerns raised were addressed. Policy 6130 "Emergency Control" was revised effective October 1, 2009 to comply with current federal emergency plans and procedures. Click here to see redlined version showing changes. The University of New Mexico is a tobacco-free campus. Policy 2250 “Smoking on University Property” was revised effective August 1, 2009. Policy 2500 "Acceptable Computer Use" was sent to the campus for review. Based on comments received, the proposed changes are being revisited.

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