Re: Email for retired faculty

[Bob Kalal <kalal.1 () OSU EDU>]

Ohio State likewise provides email for emeritus faculty. The emeritus
appointment is carried in the university HR system and they are
pretty much treated like active faculty for most university services
though I think their parking, gym locker, and faculty club membership
cost less. Many still have offices in their departments and still
teach.

Bob Kalal




At 8:55 PM -0400 7/1/04, Brian Reilly wrote:
> On Thu, 1 Jul 2004, Theresa Semmens wrote:
>
> >  At NDSU we offer email services for emeritus faculty.  If some of you do
> >  this, I am wondering how you fit this group into your email policy. Do you
> >  mention them specifically along with other groups or just include them in
> >  the general population?  Currently, we are including them within our general
> >  population, but lately some concerns have surfaced.  I am curious as to what
> >  other universities are doing.  Thank you.
>
> Georgetown offers email service to emeritus faculty, but they need to
> request to keep their account active post-retirement.  They're bound by
> AUP, Information Security, and all other applicable policies as if they
> were still active members of the faculty.
>
> Teresa, can you elaborate on the concerns either offline or to the list?
>
> --Brian
>
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