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This document outlines the organizational structure, membership rights, and governance of the United Faculty & Academic Staff, University of Wisconsin-Madison and University of Wisconsin-Extension, including democratic election processes, participation rights, and financial transparency.
Year: 2020
Region / City: Madison, Wisconsin
Subject: University Faculty and Staff Rights and Governance
Document Type: Constitution and Bylaws
Organization / Institution: United Faculty & Academic Staff, University of Wisconsin-Madison, University of Wisconsin-Extension, American Federation of Teachers
Author: United Faculty & Academic Staff
Target Audience: University faculty and academic staff
Period of Effectiveness: Indefinite
Approval Date: August 5, 1930
Date of Amendments: February 2020
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Request for Bid for Physical Inventory Auditing Services, University of Wisconsin–Madison, Contract 18-5884, 2017–2022
Year: 2017
Region / City: Madison, Wisconsin, USA
Subject: Physical Inventory Auditing Services
Document Type: Request for Bid (RFB)
Institution: University of Wisconsin–Madison
Contract Number: 18-5884
Issue Date: 12/15/2017
Due Date: 01/16/2018
Contract Term: Date of award through 12/31/2022, with two optional one-year renewals
Bid Contact: Brad Bauman
Submission Requirements: Hard copy or scanned document with signatures, delivered by specified due date
Service Hours: On-site auditing services
Compliance: Debarment and conflict-of-interest certification required
Request for Services for In Vivo Drug Discovery Pharmacology Assays at University of Wisconsin–Madison, Contract 17-5725-R1, 2016
Year: 2016
Institution: University of Wisconsin–Madison
Document type: Request for Bid / Contract Solicitation
Contract number: 17-5725-R1
Issue date: 8/17/16
Due date: 8/31/16, 2:00 PM CDT
Agent: Janet Bresnahan
Scope: In Vivo Drug Discovery Pharmacology Assays, Pharmacokinetics and Dose Tolerability in Rodents
Contract duration: One year from award, automatically renewable for two additional one-year terms
Bid submission requirements: Hard copy, CD/DVD/Flash drive, signatures required
Applicable rules: Federal procurement rules, University standard terms and conditions
Sections included: Submittal Instructions, General Information, RFB Process Instructions, Bidder Qualifications, Performance and Contract Requirements, Attachments A–H
Audience: Potential vendors and contractors for pharmacology research services
Contextual description: Official bid solicitation detailing requirements, procedures, and conditions for vendors to provide in vivo pharmacology testing services at the University of Wisconsin–Madison under a specified contract.
Course Syllabus Template for Hybrid and Face-to-Face Courses at the University of Wisconsin–Madison
Institution: University of Wisconsin–Madison
Document Type: Course syllabus template
Purpose: Academic course documentation
Academic Field: Higher Education
Region / Country: United States
Institutional Unit: College-level instruction
Course Format: Hybrid course; Face-to-face course; Online learning support
Learning Platform: Desire2Learn (D2L) Learn@UW
Communication System: WiscMail
Evaluation Components: Discussion boards; assignments; grading scale A–F; participation
Course Credit Structure: Three-credit course
Estimated Workload: Approximately 135 hours total; about 18 hours per week
Assessment Policy: Gradebook publication within approximately 48 hours after due dates
Institutional Policies Referenced: Academic Integrity Statement; Student Code of Conduct; ADA accommodations policy; FERPA confidentiality requirements
Technical Requirements: Web browser (Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox); Adobe Acrobat Reader; Adobe Flash Player; Internet access; optional microphone and speakers
Support Services: DoIT Help Desk; McBurney Center for disability accommodations
Language: English
Section 2.23. Weights
Document section: Section 2.23
Subject: Commercial weights
Document type: Regulatory code section
Scope: Commercial weighing devices
Exclusions: Test weights and standards of mass
Materials specified: Metal, metal alloys, aluminum
Design requirements: Surface finish, edges, rings
Marking requirements: Nominal value and unit identification
Weight systems covered: Avoirdupois, Metric, Troy, Apothecaries, Carat
Testing procedures referenced: Precision balance testing
Tolerance types: Maintenance and acceptance tolerances
Tables included: Tolerances for avoirdupois, metric, carat, apothecaries’, and troy weights
Governing reference: Section 1.10 General Code
Regulatory source: Weights and measures code
Bureau of Air Pollution Control Notification of Deviation (rev. 2/23)
Year: 2023
Region / City: Nevada
Theme: Air Pollution Control
Document Type: Notification Form
Agency: Nevada Division of Environmental Protection – Bureau of Air Pollution Control
Author: Not specified
Target Audience: Facilities under environmental regulation
Effective Period: Not specified
Approval Date: Not specified
Modification Date: Not specified
Step 3 Worksheet with Questions (Updated 2/23)
Year: 2023
Date of update: 2/23
Organization: 12steppers.org
Program affiliation: AA, NA and other 12 Step Programs
Subject: Step 3 of the Twelve-Step Program
Document type: Guided worksheet with reflective questions
Main themes: Sobriety, surrender to a Higher Power, addiction recovery, spiritual reflection
Intended audience: Members of 12-step fellowships
Referenced concepts: Higher Power, prayer, surrender, sobriety, recovery
Episode 223: Who Am I Without the Scalpel? Redefining Identity and Finding a New Way Forward (Podcast Conversation with Dr. John Fondren)
Year: Not specified
Episode Number: 223
Topic: Physician career transition and professional identity after leaving surgical practice
Document Type: Podcast transcript / interview conversation
Host: Heather Fork
Guest: Dr. John Fondren
Field: Medicine / Physician career development
Original Platform: Doctors Crossing podcast
Related Website: www.doctorscrossing.com/episode223
Primary Themes: Medical career transition, loss of surgical role due to health issues, professional identity, clinical informatics, physician mental health
Audience: Physicians questioning career direction or considering leaving clinical practice
Medical Specialty Discussed: Colorectal surgery
Career Background Described: Approximately 15 years in colorectal surgery
Key Circumstance: Inability to continue operating due to arthritis in hands and feet
Topics: Wisconsin-Extension Wisconsin–Madison 223