Institutional Support Refers to the functions and services that benefit the entire UT-Houston community, such as contracts and grants management, employee health, legal affairs and risk management, network services, shipping and receiving, stores, development, planning, and public affairs. Also included are safety, security, utilities, fire protection, property insurance, and similar items. The system or code of morals of a particular philosopher, religion, group, profession. Faculty Those employees of the university having academic rank as defined by the UT System Board of Regents. Funding sources may be federal, state, local, or private.
Grants usually require receipts of expenditures.
Does not include bad debts or contractual adjustments. Refer also to uncompensated care. Institute An organization for advanced study, research, and instruction in a restricted field, organized in connection with a university. For UT System components, the LAR is submitted via UT System for consideration by the State Legislature. Each LAR covers a two-year period.