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The Optional Campus Fees’ program was developed to enable the University to facilitate the collection and reconciliation of established fees charged for services or products traditionally offered during enrollment periods. Efforts to consolidate the process also benefited the student by providing one enrollment and payment location. A formal policy statement was put into effect February, 1987. The University’s decision to initiate fee payment by mail (effective Fall 1992) provided an opportunity

Subject to yearly review, office space in the Student Involvement and Leadership Center (SILC) has been assigned for usage to student organizations. Upon review of the submissions, the SILC Director will present an assignment plan to the Organization Space Committee for approval. The information on the application form will be used for evaluating requests and assigning space in a manner consistent with the goals of the University of Kansas.

To provide promotion and tenure expectations and procedures specific to the School of Business and the School of Business Promotion and Tenure Committee.

To define expectations, committee composition, and member selection processes for the University Assessment Council and its subcommittees.