Positions that are primarily of an academic nature and may be held in conjunction with a faculty appointment. Normally located organizationally within the central management structure of an academic unit. A formal, published course of study that, when successfully completed by a properly enrolled student, culminates in the award of a recognized degree or certificate.
Incumbents serve without fixed terms and at the pleasure of the president.
This refers to functions and services that support the administration of the university and benefit the entire UT-Houston community. Administrative Support includes the president and his office and the executive vice presidents, and support departments such as purchasing, accounting, budget, data processing, human resources, auditing, payroll, student counseling, student financial aid, and the registrar's office. Institutional Support includes such functions as contracts and grants management, employee health, legal affairs and risk management, network services, shipping and receiving, stores, development, planning, and public affairs. Business Plan Management tool used to evaluate the financial feasibility of a proposal for an enhancement or new program. The annual resource allocation within the operating budget for major capital equipment expenditures.