Summer 2024 Outside Employment for Employees
If you plan to engage in outside employment this summer, please complete an Outside Employment request and a Conflict of Interest/Commitment (COI/C) disclosure on Workday. Per UAF Policy 404.0, these forms are required for all full-time (30 hours or more) faculty and staff prior to starting employment with an entity outside of the University of Arkansas, Fayetteville. Outside employment activities include teaching, research (as defined by BOT Policy 210.1), consulting, working with a foreign entity, hourly work in food service and other instances where paid compensation is received.
To learn more about COI/C and outside employment, visit https://rsic.uark.edu/other/coi/. For guidance with submitting a COI/C disclosure or Outside Employment request on Workday, please see these instructions. Send any inquiries to uarkcoi@uark.edu.
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Benjamin Purvis, chief administration officer
Research Integrity and Compliance
479-575-2765,
uarkcoi@uark.edu
Headlines
Peter Ungar Chosen as Member of the National Academy of Sciences
A distinguished professor of anthropology and director of environmental dynamics, Ungar is the first U of A faculty member to be elected to the prestigious Academy.
Ag Technology Students Visit Greenway Equipment, Learn About Advances in Machinery
Members of the U of A's Agricultural Systems and Technology Club recently spent a day at the Greenway Technology Farm in Newport to learn about advances featured in John Deere tractors and machinery.
College of Education and Health Professions WE CARE Everywhere Campaign Kicks Off This Summer
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Staff Senators for 2024-25 Elected
Twelve newly elected staff members will begin serving the U of A staff community for three-year terms beginning July 1 on the university's Staff Senate.
Matlock Briefs Congressional Staff Regarding Crop Sustainability Research
Professor Marty Matlock briefed U.S. House of Representative and Senate staff members on research conducted by the U of A regarding the effects of management practices on crop sustainability.