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March 2013 B&F Newsletter:
Feature
Employee Profile
News from Around B&F
MPerspectives
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The Leadership Economy
University directors and managers are retiring in unprecedented numbers. To increase the supply of the next generation of talented U-M administrative leaders, B&F has implemented an intensive leadership development program.
To learn more, click here.
By Catherine L. Lilly,
Senior Advisor to the EVPCFO
Fall 2012, The Higher Education Workplace
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Remodeling in 3-D
Up, down, and sideways. That's how the University of Michigan studied its back-office services, applying private-sector principles to transform its administrative structure. The strategy features three critical elements-benchmarking, business case development, and an implementation road map.
For more information, click here.
By Rowan A. Miranda, Associate Vice President for Finance
University of Michigan
January 2012, Business Officer Magazine
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B&F Areas Recognized as MHealthy Rewards 2012 Top Performers
More than 20,000 faculty and staff members participated in MHealthy Rewards 2012, and 46 percent completed both the annual health questionnaire and a wellness screening. Of the more than 45 schools, colleges and administrative areas that saw 50 percent or more of their employees complete Rewards, Business & Finance units ranked high among the top performers.
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November 2012
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Burton Memorial Tower: Rehabilitation Award from the Ann Arbor
Historic District Commission
The City of Ann Arbor Planning and Development Services Unit together with the Ann Arbor Historic District Commission presented The Regents of the University of Michigan with a Rehabilitation Award for rehabilitating Burton Memorial Tower in accordance with good preservation practice.
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June 2012
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Armstrong International recognizes U-M Plant Operations for Steam Trap Program
Armstrong International recognized the University of Michigan Plant Operations for their excellent Steam Trap Program in June. Tom Hiatt of Armstrong International presented the award to Richard Robben, the Director of Plant Operations, and Eric Albert, Mechanical and Operations Engineering Manager.
For more information, click here.
By Anuja Mudali
June 2012
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U-M Law School building receives LEED Gold certification
The university has been awarded LEED Gold certification for the Law School South Hall academic building. The distinction recognizes the widespread sustainability initiatives that were designed, engineered and constructed into the building.
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By Jim Michels
May 2012, Record Update
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U-M Law School building receives LEED Gold certification
The university has been awarded LEED Gold certification for the C.S. Mott Children's and Von Voigtlander Women's Hospitals. The distinction recognizes the widespread sustainability initiatives that were designed, engineered and constructed into the building.
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By Mary Masson
April 2012, Planet Blue
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University Receives Silver Rating in Sustainability Tracking System
U-M scored a Silver rating in its first year participating in the Sustainability Tracking, Assessment & Rating System (STARS). The university is among 92 schools internationally to receive a Silver rating. Participating with 189 other institutions, the university's rating is based on data from all areas of the Ann Arbor campus, including the U-M Health System.
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By Dana Budzaj
February 2012, Record Update
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