Ohio Admin. Code 3335-1-03 - Administration of the university
(A) The president.
(1) The president shall be the chief
executive officer of the Ohio state university and shall be responsible for the
entire administration of the university, subject to control of the board of
trustees. The president shall lead in fostering and promoting education,
research and outreach as the primary aims of the university. It shall be the
duty of the president to enforce the bylaws, rules and regulations of the board
of trustees, and, as a member of the faculty, to interpret to the board
proposals and actions of the faculty. The president is hereby clothed with the
authority requisite to that end.
(2) The president shall be a voting member of
all college faculties, of the graduate school faculty, and of the faculty of
the arts and sciences, and shall be a voting member and presiding officer of
the university faculty and of the university senate. The president shall
appoint all committees of the university faculty and of the university senate,
unless membership has been designated by rule.
(3) After consultation with the steering
committee of the university senate, the president may recommend to the board of
trustees candidates for honorary degrees. The number of candidates so
recommended shall be limited to eight per calendar year. This right and its
limitation in no way abrogates the power of the university senate to recommend
candidates for honorary degrees (rule
3335-5-41 of the Administrative
Code).
(B) Executive
vice president and provost. The executive vice president and provost shall,
under the direction of the president, be responsible for and have the requisite
authority for the oversight of all academic programs and other instructional
and faculty affairs of the university, and shall be the chief
operating
academic officer of the university. The fifteen
colleges shall have a solid line reporting structure to the executive vice
president and provost. The executive vice president and provost shall report to
the president.
(C) Executive vice
president and chief executive officer of the Wexner medical center. The
executive vice president and chief executive officer of the Wexner medical
center shall, under the direction of the president, be responsible for and have
the requisite authority for the oversight of the institution's healthcare
enterprise, including the planning and delivery of medical services, patient
safety and satisfaction, operation, oversight and coordination of all clinical
entities, the development and strategic allocation of resources, budgeting and
fiscal performance, philanthropic performance, and hiring and review of Wexner
medical center executive performance. The executive vice president and chief
executive officer of the Wexner medical center and the executive vice president
and provost will cooperate to coordinate clinical activities of the health
sciences colleges in order to align strategic efforts of the Wexner medical
center and academic affairs. Specifically, for clinical-related components, the
college of medicine shall have a solid line reporting structure, and the
remainder of the health sciences colleges shall have a dotted line reporting
structure, to the executive vice president and chief executive officer. The
executive vice president and chief executive officer shall have oversight of
the comprehensive cancer center. The executive vice president and chief
executive officer shall report to the president with a dotted line reporting
relationship to the Wexner medical center board to enable communication and
consultation with the Wexner medical center board.
(D) Senior vice president for business and
finance and chief financial officer. The senior vice president for business and
finance and chief financial officer shall, under the direction of the
president, be responsible for and have the requisite authority for the
administration of the university's business, financial and administrative
operations. The senior vice president for business and finance and chief
financial officer shall report to the president and, as appropriate, shall
consult with the executive vice president and provost.
(E) Senior vice president and general
counsel. The senior vice president and general counsel shall serve as the chief
legal advisor to the president, board of trustees, and university, including
its Wexner medical center. The senior vice president and general counsel shall
also be appointed an assistant attorney general for the state of Ohio by the
Ohio attorney general. The senior vice president and general counsel shall
report to both the board of trustees and the university president.
(F) Faculty and staff. Within parameters set
forth by action of the board of trustees, the president and/or his or her
designee(s) shall have the authority to appoint and set the compensation for
such other administrative officers, faculty and staff as are necessary to carry
out effectively the operation of the university and delegate functions to them
with the authority necessary for their proper discharge.
(G) Delegation of authority. Any authority or
responsibility of the president may be delegated by the president to any other
member of the faculty or staff of the university, subject to any limitations
set forth by action of the board of trustees. Although the president may
delegate authority to appropriate officials, the president will retain final
authority and responsibility for administration of the university and the
Wexner medical center. Delegation of major areas of authority or responsibility
shall be in writing and shall be reported to the board of trustees prior to
implementation.
(H) President's
cabinet. The president shall convene a president's cabinet that will consist of
such members as designated by the president. The primary responsibilities of
the president's cabinet shall be to provide advice and counsel to the
president, to discuss, deliberate and serve as the primary decision-making body
on major university policy issues, information sharing, and such other roles as
the president shall determine.
(I)
Principal administrative officials. The term "principal administrative
official" shall include the members of the president's cabinet, the deans of
the colleges and the dean and directors of regional campuses and their
designated staffs, the director of the university libraries, chairs of academic
departments, directors of schools and academic centers, and such other
administrative officials as determined by the president.
Notes
Promulgated Under: 111.15
Statutory Authority: 3335
Rule Amplifies: 3335.08
Prior Effective Dates: 03/13/1978, 08/08/1978, 05/14/1979, 01/28/1980, 05/12/1980, 04/20/1981, 06/29/1981, 05/03/1982, 02/18/1983, 06/10/1983, 11/28/1983, 05/11/1984, 07/01/1984, 08/16/1984, 12/15/1985, 04/27/1986, 06/16/1986, 01/15/1987, 03/07/1987, 02/14/1991, 03/02/1992, 06/21/1993, 10/18/1993, 07/11/1994, 09/03/1994, 01/27/1995, 06/15/1996, 03/26/1998, 12/04/1998, 02/18/2000, 04/09/2001, 09/01/2001, 10/01/2002, 03/01/2004, 02/01/2005, 04/22/2005, 03/20/2006, 08/28/2006, 03/27/2007, 09/08/2008, 03/15/2011, 06/19/2015, 11/26/2015, 09/27/2021, 12/14/2022
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