University human resources is developing a program this summer for flexible work options for Iowa State staff. It would provide permanent guidance -- unconnected to the coronavirus crisis -- for working remotely or outside typical business hours.
To ensure a safe ramp-up of on-campus operations this summer and fall, employees, post-docs and graduate assistants with risk factors that make the coronavirus more dangerous -- or live with someone at higher risk -- can request an alternative work arrangement that limits exposure.
In announcing the reappointment, provost Jonathan Wickert praised Jolly for successfully working with faculty and staff to advance the college's strategic goals.
In this short Q&A, the facilities services director explains how building ventilation and water systems were maintained for the last three months and that buildings are occupant-ready now.
The board also will approve appointments to two small groups of campus representatives that will assist with academic and administrative efficiency studies across the three regent universities.
Permit rates will not change for the fiscal year that begins July 1, and the parking division's service counter in the Armory will reopen June 8.
When the pandemic emptied campus, energy reduction measures put in place saved more than a half million dollars in utilities costs in April alone.
