ORC: Collaborations: Collaborative Agreements

Dr. Carol Stepien (UT Main Campus, professor of ecology and EEES, director of the Lake Erie Research Center)

Office of Research Collaboration

University Hall 2300

2801 W. Bancroft St.

Toledo, Ohio 43606

419.530.2936 (office)

419.530.2841 (fax)

NWO_Collaboration@utoledo.edu

Collaborative Agreements

1. MUO/BGSU IRB Agreement

2. MUO/UT IRB Agreement

3. BGSU/UT IRB Agreement

4. Confidential Disclosure Explanation

5. Confidential Disclosure Agreement

6. UT / BGSU Parking Agreement

7. Common Academic Calendar

8. Library Services

9. Cooperative Graduate Registration Agreement

10. Cooperative Concurrent Undergraduate Registration

Agreement

1. MUO/BGSU IRB Agreement	top
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2. MUO/UT IRB Agreement	top
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3. UT/BGSU IRB Agreement	top
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4. Confidential Disclosure Explanation	top
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5. Confidential Disclosure Agreement	top
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6. UT / BGSU Parking Agreement

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The Office of Research Collaboration is pleased to announce a collaborative parking agreement for faculty and staff stating fall semester, 2004. To encourage collaborative research and academic initiatives, Bowling Green State University, the Medical College of Ohio, and The University of Toledo will honor each other’s faculty and staff parking permits on all three campuses. Any faculty or staff member holding a current parking permit will be allowed to park in a valid parking spot at any of the three institutions. Those parking at the host institutions must follow the parking regulations for each campus. Please refer to each university web site for parking maps and regulations:

BGSU: http://www.bgsu.edu/offices/safety/parking/parking.html

MCO: http://www.mco.edu/depts/police/parking.html

UT: http://parkingservices.utoledo.edu/

Click here for the full parking agreement

7. Common Academic Calendar
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A common academic calendar was established among UT, BGSU, and MCO in 1994 that facilitated student enrollment at all three schools. Previously, students took courses at one institution on the quarter system and at the same time at another institution on the semester system. The common calendar allows students to conveniently take advantage of the Cooperative Registration Agreement and for the development of consortia degree/certificate programs.

8. Library Services

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The three universities run a Regional Book Depository to make less-used research materials available with one day’s notice. UT and BGSU have one contract for journal and bindery services to buy and bind research materials in a cost effective manner.

9. Cooperative Graduate Registration Agreement

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The MUO/BGSU/UT Cooperative Registration Agreement allows graduate students at one institution to enroll and receive graduate credit for classes offered at another institution. Credit and grades earned at the host institution count as resident credit (not as transfer credit) at the home institution. Instructional and non-resident fees are waived by the host institution for graduate students who have paid full-time instructional and non-resident fees at their home institution, or who are graduate assistants, teaching fellows, or recipients of tuition scholarship awards at their home institution.

10. Cooperative Concurrent Undergraduate

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Registration Agreement

This program was developed for undergraduate students who want to register for classes at both institutions simultaneously. One form is used by both institutions for application to this program and registration for courses. All concurrent registrations appear on both transcripts, are considered for resident credit, and are included in the grade point average.

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