Budget Requests

If you need to request additional departmental funding for your event, please submit a request for funding from your program chair by sending it to the designated program assistant. Budget requests should be made as far in advance as possible. What needs to be included in your budget? Rentals, supplies, catering, travel, event promotion, etc.

Room Reservations

Requests for event space should be directed to the Events and Room Scheduling Google form. Taubman College classroom and auditorium capacities, capabilities, and availability can be viewed here. Review the Space Usage Policy for Taubman Events found in the Taubman College Events Scheduling Policies.  Event Space Considerations Select a space that can accommodate your event

Inclement Weather

It is the policy of the university to remain open at all times in order to maintain our commitment to the community by providing services to students, patients and to the public. In the event of unforeseen circumstances or events, the university reserves the right during an emergency to interrupt or reduce services for prolonged

Lecturer Workload Policy

The full-time teaching load for a Lecturer in the Taubman College is four (4) courses per academic year, two (2) each during the fall and winter terms. In addition to teaching, Lecturer III’s and IV’s are expected to complete service/administrative duties as assigned. All lecturers are expected to participate in course preparation and development activities

Professional Development

Taubman College is invested in its people. We want to see staff learn, grow, and work towards achieving their full potential. You work for a world-renown university that has many opportunities for personal and professional growth. From lectures to small group discussion, the college and the university have multiple avenues to support you. Taubman College

Rights and Responsibilities

Who Do I Contact for Help? Because of the complex nature of the university’s work in a wide range of areas, there are many compliance requirements that intersect with individual activities and roles in different ways. Each topic section listed under topics & contacts gives a brief overview of the U-M compliance resources available in that area and

Pronouns

A pronoun is a word that refers to either the people talking (like I or you) or someone or something that is being talked about (like she, them, and his).  Personal pronouns (like he, hers, ze) specifically refer to people you are talking about. Below are several of the more common personal pronouns and their

Phonetic Name Initiative

What is the Phonetic Name Initiative? Have you had to correct how people pronounce your name? Have you ever wondered how to pronounce someone’s name? Correctly pronouncing someone’s name is important in creating an inclusive environment. Through the “Phonetic Name Initiative,” Taubman College aims to build connections with colleagues and community members by learning how

Concur

For more information on Concur see the Procurement Services website.