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This policy promotes the safe use of skateboards, inline or roller skates and other wheeled devises on campus and highlights the importance of pedestrian, drivers and property safety.
This policy is intended to further education, research, and the creation, preservation and dissemination of knowledge for the benefit of society.
This policy outlines procedures for spreading or interment of ashes on the Dartmouth campus.
This Policy sets forth specific policies designed to ensure Dartmouth complies with applicable provisions of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended and the regulations promulgated thereunder applicable to tax-exempt bonds issued to finance or refinance Dartmouth facilities.
This policy outlines specific requirements to be followed when operating any powered industrial equipment.
Dartmouth College is establishing an employee benefit plan known as the Pre-tax Parking Plan (the "Plan"). The Plan allows employees to use pre-tax dollars to pay for certain parking expenses associated with their work at Dartmouth College.
This Plan Description describes the basic features of the Plan, how the Plan operates and how employees, as participants, can maximize the Plan's benefits.
Faculty and staff may elect a preferred professional name through Human Resources by accessing Employee Self Service and updating the preferred first, middle or last names on the Personal Information form.
This policy contains the Principles of Community for Dartmouth College.
At Dartmouth, we understand that there are many different print requirements. Our objective with this policy is to balance the considerable requirements for College print projects with the need for cost effective management and control of their use. Dartmouth spends more than $3.5 million dollars each year on print, and while individual projects may not seem to be significant, once aggregated our spend is sufficiently large to permit considerable financial leverage.
This policy establishes principles and guidelines for all print requirements that will allow us to realize the benefits of our sourcing leverage.
This guideline applies to all Dartmouth employees.
Scope: Who should know this policy?
1. Any individual responsible for procuring print projects.
2. Any individual associated with a Finance Center.
This is the Privacy Policy for the Dartmouth College website and its associated sites.