Information About Graduate Student Instructors at the University of Michigan

Information About Graduate Student Instructors at the University of Michigan

Agreement

The Regents of the University of Michigan
and
Graduate Employees Organization
American Federation of Teachers, AFL-CIO Local 3550

May 7, 2002 — February 1, 2005

Continued

MEMORANDA OF UNDERSTANDING

I. Affirmative Action

The University and the Union agree that affirmative action and non-discrimination are important matters of mutual interest and may be subjects of special conferences in accordance with Article XVI "Special Conferences."

II. Allegedly Lost Student Papers And Examinations

The parties agree that security concerns can arise with the submission and return of student assignments. In the event that this becomes a problem in a department, the Union may request a special conference under the provision of Article XVI, "Special Conferences." The purpose of this conference is to determine a satisfactory way for the department and the employee to resolve the existing problem.

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Current or prospective graduate students seeking information on obtaining GSI/GSSA appointments should contact the academic department where they are enrolled, or plan to enroll. Information on all University of Michigan academic departments is located at http://www.umich.edu/units.php

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