Campus
Administrative Policies (CAP)
Organizing Principles and Guidelines
1.
The CAP Table of Contents.
The CAP Table of Contents
should mirror the divisional structure of the University, and include
as major headings section titles that mirror that structure (i.e., "Academic
Affairs," "Administration and Finance," etc.). The present
numbering system should be maintained in the Table of Contents and throughout
CAP, as a useful tool for amending CAP.
2.
Policy vs. Procedure
CAP should emphasize
policies and should be published and kept up to date by the Office of
the President. Where a procedure has particular significance, consideration
may be given to including it in CAP, but only in exceptional cases. As
much as possible, CAP should avoid use of appendices or administrative
bulletins.
3.
Publication Methods
CAP will be published on the WEB. A hard copy version of Interim/Final CAP policies will be made available for public viewing in the Special Collections/Archives Section of the Robert E. Kennedy Library.
4.
Division Procedures
The University’s
divisions should establish, publish and keep up-to-date separate collections
of procedures specific to each division.
Last updated:
August 13, 2009
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