Not for software or equipment. The catch-all object code. Not for honoraria or entertainment. A public performance or appearance is one that is open to the general public and not directly part of a regularly scheduled academic course. For example, inviting a speaker to speak as part of a published academic course would not be a public performance, but inviting that same speaker to speak at an Omnibus Lecture Series event would be a public performance.
Public performances are subject to special state income tax regulations.
All new memberships must be approved by the Chancellor. Memberships in civic or social organizations must be paid from Foundation funds. NOT for employee conference expenses. For participation by IPFW employees in Continuing Education or regular academic courses. New memberships must be approved by the Chancellor.