Policies and procedures
The AUArts Policy and Procedures website is the central repository that constitutes the official version of all University wide policies and procedures.
These policies and their related procedures have been created to advance the University’s mission, core values, pillars and strategic directions, promote operational efficiency and effectiveness, mitigate or manage institutional risk, comply with legal, regulatory and other requirements, set behavioral expectations across the University community, have broad application and impact throughout the University, and communicate roles and responsibilities. As such, members of the University community have an obligation to comply with University policy.
The University Secretariat is responsible for the oversight and administration of the University's Policy Framework. Questions regarding the repository may be directed to the University Secretary at cherie.tutt@auarts.ca. Questions on specific policies should be directed to the responsible unit, as indicated on the policy or procedure.
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Parchment Procedure
Parchments are awarded as part of the convocation ceremony in the spring for those who are determined to be eligible to graduate from an AUArts credit program.
Philanthropy Policy
This policy applies to all university philanthropy and philanthropic activities. AUArts is a registered charity and complies with relevant requirements of the Canada Revenue Agency and other regulatory and legislative bodies.
Philanthropy Procedure
The Philanthropy Procedure outlines how the Philanthropy Policy is implemented.
Policy Development Policy
The purpose of this Policy is intended to promote consistency, efficiency, transparency, compliance and accountability in relation to Policy document development, review, maintenance and communication, and reflects best practice in higher education.
Policy Development Procedure
The purpose of this Procedure is to define the steps by which Policies and Procedures are developed and revised.
Political Contributions Policy
Alberta University of the Arts serves the community at large and must be seen to operate in a fair, democratic and non-partisan manner. Funds or assets of AUArts will not contribute to any political party, individual who holds political office or candidate seeking election at the municipal, provincial or federal level.
Posters Notices and Banners Policy
The policy defines the privileges and responsibilities around mounting posters within Alberta University of the Arts (AUArts) campus to promote campus communications and maintain and enhance the environmental quality of the campus.
President and Chair Emeritus/a Policy
The designation of Emeritus/a indicates that an eligible individual is retired and retains the title as an honour. It recognizes exemplary service to Alberta University of the Arts (AUArts) as President or Chair of the Board.
President and Chair Emeritus/a Procedure
The honorary titles of President emeritus/a and Chair emeritus/a are bestowed by the institution following the conclusion/departure of the president or chair of Board of Governors who have provided service to Alberta University of the Arts (AUArts) over a sufficient period.
Presidential Reappointment Procedure
The purpose of this procedure is to ensure Alberta University of the Arts’ President is re-appointed through a process which is transparent, consultative, fair, and effective.
Presidential Search and Review Policy
This Policy sets out the framework for the recruitment, appointment or reappointment, and annual review process of the President of the University.