Faculty policy focus of hearing By Lisa Millegan I'liiversitv t iff ii i. i! ui.iilii like C ■ v; i • l t • • i i! >. 11 k (iii .i proposed polii \ to regulate t.» ulli .lime spent nil non i mversiH related .ii tiiitics \ put) I ii hearing on tin j ■ I .i i i will bo held tomorrow .it • p in m tin' I All (iumwood Room Designed bv the 1 hiiversitv s Ion nltv I’rivate Sim tor Activities ( Ulldelines ( oilllillttee the poll i\ covers issues ranging from definitions ol ap propriate .ind in.ippiopn.ite outside professiou.il .ii tivities to how nuiiiv d.ivs pet week i l.u iilt.v meuiber m.lV work ill outside business and pus sible penalties for i onliii ts of interest rite .itin is to a\old eth'ii <d and legal i oiiflii Is and to ensure that sin h activities do not ( onflii t with the proper ill si barge ol lim ersit\ lespollsi bilities said |udith Brookshire i'liiversitv re scare h compliant e i oordinator All (Iregon law passed last vear requires all state colleges to implement a < (inflict lrf interest polii \ (uirrentlv the I’liiversitv has no written guidelines regarding f.u nlt\ members outside prolession.il ai tivities The proposed polii v does not (list outage tai ul l\ members from pursuing outside interests Ai i ordmg to the plan su< Ii ai tivities i ontrib ule to the advancement ot tile l.u ult\ member s prolession I.)il<I i provide and opportunity tm pin tessmnal growth through inter.11 tioii \v itli itvcius ! r\ business government ,uul other institutions i.t mu leti However the policy says the primary professional loyalty nl lull time tat tills members must be In the t tm ersit v It a !a< ultv person s outside professional ni Indies are taking away time to the extent that the person obviously. is not no in 14 to be able In 'fulfill the funi tJon iit his or her position, then that situ alum potentially would be invest igateii as Ians inn a possible 1 onlln t ol interest Hrookshire said I he polii v allow s ear h department the leeway to dei ide what faculty It 11V tiles 1 oils! It Utl a . on tin I of interest I aiultv memliers students ami 1 ommundv memhers may examine the polity proposal dor 11 in regular business hours in the uffir.es of the president yit 0 presidents deans and department In ails and in the reserye set tion ol (lie t inverse ty s Knight 1 ihrary Written 1 omments 1 an he tiled with tin vite presuient for researi h h\ . p m tomorrow 111 Koom 112 of lohnson Hall Ihe I at nlty 1*11\ ate Set tor Yrlivities (adde lines 1 omnilltee is expel led to make a (lei isum oil the proposal two weeks alter I he Ileal i ng Student receives Fulbright grant OSl’IKt, wants your garbage The group is asking students tu bring noil r«•< v< table materials to its table in the fXfl' l,obbv on Wedncsdas to sbm\ support tor ,i state bill that would e\ pand rei vc ling programs in Or egoll Grapevine ()SI’IK(i w ill take the gar hage. ai l ompaiued In notes troll) students to slate repre sentatives in Salem to encour age them to vole tor Senate Hill titi l 'ndei pros isions of the lull i it les ot more than 4 000 people would have to offer i urliside receding programs; st.ite and local governments would have to buy more ret \ i led produi Is including paper tires and oil, and industries would have to use newsprint glass and plastu containers with a tngliei percentage of re i \ i led ( (intent t he ASI () Student Senate and fcXei utive are ai ( epting ap plit ations toi student reptesen latives for University stu dent (at tilts cominittees tor the loot ‘12 at ademii yeai More than 00 positions are open on 2tt com 111 it lees that oversee sui h matters as acadeinu re (|uirenients environmental at lairs minnritl edmation and student i oiidui l < .ommittee si/e and workload r ar\ Applications are available in I:Ml' Suite 4. deadline is Iri d,l\ A senate committee will review applicants and A SI () President elr< I lenmfer Hills will approve the appointments I'niversits senior 1 linstopher Stems ssas awarded a I nlhiight grant to stmlv in (lermarn dur mg the l'i'il uj ac adeuiu sear .Siems will graduate m June with a ha< lielor ot arts degree m international business and tu'rman and a minor m Hum ness administration As a l-'ulbright si holat la ss 111 st uds internalional ei o tioillli sat t lie I' it IS e i s it s ol Mannheim About I ,HO(l I 1 S students leat hers and st liolars will lias el abroad next aiadetllU seal to studs teat It or i tuldii't re sc.in I) .is part of the 1'■ \car "lit f ulhright Program I tnversitv iiinior |ohn Htg gins is line nf Id undergradti ates hi the nation awarded .1 fellowship to the 1'1‘lf Hill knell Sellllll,11 till 'l iillllgel f’nels The monthlong seminar is sponsored f 1 \ Hin knell t’nivei sits in l.euistmrg I’enn and features fhilit/er prize w inning poet l.rniis Simpson among oilier writers Higgins won the 1*1(10 I.ane literals \ward tor Poetrs last tall and lead from Ins work at the \V 1 ilei s at the Unit pro gram during the Kugetie (ale Illation Engine Service 1000 S Btrrtelsen Rd It fugtrne OH 9/*0? 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I 0 N ice President Kor Research ^ Tuesday, May 21 ► 7:00pm ‘ 204 Condon Hall l‘i (■'unit'll h\ ( i nit t rn ft / / iii ult \ for I’ttitt tint I hi si it t ^_ ^ Faculty, Staff, and (Graduate Student* The Office* of the I*rovo*t and the (Graduate School I’n'wnt: GRANTS AND CONSULTING CREATIVE EMPLOYMENT OPTIONS A workshop on alternative employment through grant seeking and consulting addressing the following topic*: • Funding for Graduate Study and Item-arch • Service* offered hy Item-arch A Sponsored Program* • How to lln-nk into the Grant* Market • Where to I^ook for Grant-Writing Expertise • University Policy on External Consulting • How to Offer Your Services a* a Consultant • Negotiating Consulting Agreement* WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 3:30 - 5:00 PM GUMWOOD KOOM at the EMU For more information, call 346-2807 Tovuryir M*A< .Ml III 111)1 SI <“<, I *1 S S -V. 15th & Willamette Full Italian Dinner Menu Including: Tortellini • Pizza • Calzone • Spaghetti • Lasagne • Daily Lunch Specials Hours: Mon Ihurs 11 (K) midnight 1 ri 11 00 1 (X)am Stit A (X) 1 00am Sun S:(X) 1 1 (X)pm Delivery Available 342-8111