SECTION G. ACADEMIC FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATIVE PROFESSIONAL PRIVILEGES AND BENEFITS
G.2 Athletic Tickets at Reduced Cost
G.4 Tuition Scholarship Program for Spouses and Dependent Children
G.1 Study Privileges (last revised June 22, 2006)
Under the following conditions, academic faculty members and administrative professionals may register for credit courses at Colorado State University on a space-available basis without the assessment of tuition or general fees to the employee:
a. According to State Fiscal Rules, courses taken by an employee under this study privilege must benefit the State and enhance the employee's performance, as determined by the head of his or her administrative unit (such as a department head).
b. The employee must obtain the written consent from the head of his or her administrative unit to register for specific courses.
c. Academic faculty members and administrative professionals on regular or special appointments become eligible for this study privilege as soon as their employment begins.
d. Academic faculty members and administrative professionals on temporary appointments become eligible for this privilege after completing one (1) year of service at half-time (0.5) or greater.
e. Academic faculty members and administrative professionals with full-time appointments are permitted to register for a maximum of six (6)credits per academic year, including the previous summer term.
f. Academic faculty members and administrative professionals with appointments from .75 time to .99 time are permitted to register for a maximum of four (4) credits per academic year, including the previous summer term.
g. Academic faculty members and administrative professionals with appointments from .50 time to .74 time are permitted to register for a maximum of three (3) credit per academic year, including the previous summer term.
Only credit courses which are a part of the Colorado State University Curriculum, as defined by the Colorado State University General Catalog, are available under this benefit. These courses will be identified with a departmental course number.
The Division of Continuing Education ("DCE") offerings are included under this privilege. Academic faculty members and administrative professionals may enroll in academic-credit courses (section numbers 700 or higher) listed in the continuing education bulletin.
The above credit maxima include courses which are audited. Tuition will be assessed as soon as credits are taken in excess of the statement maximum for the employee.
G.2 Athletic Tickets at Reduced Cost
All full-time employees of the University are eligible to purchase, at a reduced price, season admission tickets for all University intercollegiate events. The Department of Athletics announces the availability of this privilege by letter and brochure each year.
G.3 Recreational Facilities (last revised June 22, 2006)
Recreational facilities are available for a fee for use by academic faculty members, administrative professionals, and staff (including retirees in all categories). Contact Campus Recreation for information regarding the use of the Student Recreation Center, and contact the Department of Health and Exercise Science regarding programs offered in the Moby Gymnasium and the South College Gymnasium.
G.4 Tuition Scholarship Program for Spouses and Dependent Children
The spouse and/or dependent child (children) of an eligible employee shall be eligible to receive a tuition scholarship if admitted to the University and enrolled in a degree program or in a University open option program. The spouse and/or dependent child/children of a faculty member or State Classified employee who dies while an eligible employee shall continue to be eligible for this program until the dependent child reaches the maximum age for eligibility or, in the case of the spouse, until remarriage.
Eligible Employee:
All academic faculty members and administrative professionals with regular and special appointments of half-time (0.5) or greater and all non-temporary state classified appointments of half-time (0.5) or greater.
Dependent Children:
Defined as natural, step, adopted or foster children under the age of twenty-six (26) who are "dependent" for Federal income tax purposes (i.e., claimed on the most recently filed IRS form 1040 or 1040A in accordance with current tax code).
Eligibility Termination:
Separation of employment, except in the case of death, shall terminate eligibility for scholarships as of the end of the academic year in which the separation occurs.
Tuition Scholarships:
Undergraduate:Twenty-five (25) percent of in-state tuition as defined in the current Colorado State University General Catalog for regular on-campus courses at the undergraduate level.Graduate (including professional DVM students): Twenty-five (25) percent of the in-state tuition as defined in the current Colorado State University General Catalog for regular on-campus courses at the Graduate level.
Application Process:
Applications must be processed in accordance with the requirements established within the Office of Financial Aid for this program.
Academic faculty members and administrative professionals with specific appointment types are eligible for certain benefits, from time to time, as provided by the University with the approval of the Board. Such benefits may include retirement, select benefits (cafeteria type) plan, medical, dental, vision insurance coverage, disability insurance, tax-sheltered annuities, and other such benefits. Such benefits are subject to change by the University from time to time, with the approval of the Board. Contact the Department of Human Resource Services for more information.