Ohio Admin. Code 3364-1-04.2 - Selection and responsibilities of emeritus trustee
(A)
The title of emeritus trustee may be conferred on
outgoing and former trustees who have provided distinguished and meritorious
service, outstanding leadership, or significant philanthropic support to the
university of Toledo, its mission and vision, during their term as a
trustee.
(B)
Candidates for emeritus trustee will be recommended by
the trusteeship and governance committee to the full board for
approval.
(C)
Emeritus trustee status is honorary in nature and
remains in effect for the lifetime of the individual. Emeritus trustees shall
have no voting rights, shall not be considered in determining whether a quorum
exists, and shall not be eligible to be an officer or chair of any board
committee or ad hoc committee.
(D)
Emeritus trustees
may attend public board meetings and committee meetings. They may also attend
executive sessions when invited by the board chair or committee chair. The
chair of the board of trustees may appoint emeritus trustees to serve as
non-voting members on board committees or ad hoc committees where their
expertise may be of benefit. Additionally, emeritus trustees must be willing to
be an advocate for the university and be an example to others as a contributor
to fundraising activities on behalf of the university of Toledo and the
university of Toledo foundation.
Notes
Promulgated Under: 111.15
Statutory Authority: 3364
Rule Amplifies: 3364
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