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Also included are impressive holdings on bookbinding, papermaking, type design, calligraphy and book illustration. The goal of developing the digital image database is to enable users all over the world to sample the wealth of rich materials housed in the collection. III 4 An additional feature is the inclusion in the schools curriculum of several courses which actually meet in the library. The Collections holdings are also available to outside researchers. III 4 The Will Burtin Collection is an amalgamation of materials from graphic designer Will Burtin. It includes extensive client project files and documentation sketches, mechanicals, models, printed samples, photographs, business and professional correspondence, financial records, publications, personal papers, exhibit plans, and audio/visual materials. The collection is open for academic and public research. III 4 The Public Art on Campus Collection is a series of 31 pieces of fine art including, but not limited to murals, paintings, and statues. All of these works enliven and enrich the cultural environment of RIT, while those that grace the public spaces of our campus help to define and enhance the buildings and walkways they inhabit. IV 11f Effective July 1, 2007, the University adopted FIN 48, and interpretation of SFAS 109 Accounting for Income Taxes. As a tax-exempt organization, the University has a very limited number of tax positions subject to FIN 48, and believes its tax positions meet the more-likely-than-not recognition threshold in FIN 48 and as such, has included the effects of those tax positions in its financial statements. 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Individuals and organizations must meet the Universitys predetermined and communicated criteria to be eligible to receive an award or prize. Scholarships, fellowships and other student related financial aid must be used for educational purposes. Scholarships and grants are credited directly to student accounts through an automated system authorized by the universitys office of financial aid and scholarships III 1-4 The University estimates the number of recipients from records maintained in our financial aid scholarships and accounts payable system Graduate Research Assistance stipends, fellowships, and awards which have been classified by the type of assistance. X X false true X X X X X false false false false false false false false false William W Destler 715985 43180 9135 22050 69457 859807 Jeremy A Haefner 371393 12291 6362 22050 93012 505108 James G Miller 302122 5249 9550 24500 11897 353318 James H Watters 393834 13580 5671 24500 51232 488817 Mary-Beth A Cooper 235428 1333 23063 15910 275734 Lisa A Cauda 247206 655 24500 12403 284764 Kevin McDonald 185496 22101 18080 61989 287666 Katherine J Mayberry 202328 9069 20654 14325 246376 Deborah M Stendardi 216932 3200 22318 16031 258481 Gerard Buckley 267685 1032 24500 50030 343247 Donald O Baker 154467 82199 15735 7392 259793 Donald F Figer 214660 44533 17492 16036 292721 Nabil Z Nasr 360326 2322 24500 20850 407998 Ashok Rao 313893 7332 22050 9335 352610 John R Schott 240258 2978 21434 17099 281769 Donald L Boyd 118912 4450 10308 3406 137076 I a Due to the number of University-related activities that the President is required to host, he is required to live in a home owned and maintained by the University. This benefit is not deemed to be taxable compensation. I a The University pays social club initiation fees and dues for eight officers and/or highly compensated employees. The personal use portion of the benefit is treated as taxable compensation and added to the employees Form W-2. I b Each of the benefits indicated is available to the President certain of these benefits are available to select officers. Amounts considered taxable are reportable compensation included on the employees Form W-2. Since these benefits are limited to very few individuals, a written policy is not considered necessary however, the University has specific written policies pertaining to travel expenditures and payments/reimbursements. 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IV 2 Trustee, Willem Appelo, is an officer of Xerox Corporation. X 6 1237840 Appraisal, FMV X 26 348514 Mean Value Date of Gift X 5 15750 FMV X Consumables 95 907263 FMV X Equipment 38 881444 FMV X Software 9 396657 FMV X Other 1 2000 FMV 4 false true false I Part 1 Column B The University is reporting the number of contributions received. Form 990 Part VI 2 Ann L Burr, B Thomas Golisano, Susan R Holliday, Richard A Kaplan, Sandra A Parker, Carl E Sassano, Stephen L Schultz, Harry P Trueheart III, Christine B Whitman and Ronald L Zarella are RIT trustees. William W Destler and James H Watters are officers. Business relationship - Complemar Partners Inc Susan R Holiday Director, Carl E Sassano Director, and Christine B Whitman Chair and CEO Business relationship - Frontier Communications Ann L Burr President, Northern Region, Sandra A Parker Director, Frontier Communications, and Harry P Trueheart III Director of Frontier Telephone of Rochester, a subsidiary Business relationship - One Stream Networks LLC Carl E Sassano Director and Christine B Whitman Managing Member Business relationship - Pictometry International Corp B Thomas Golisano Director and Stephen L Schultz CTO Business relationship - Rochester Business Alliance Sandra A Parker President/CEO and Harry P Trueheart III Director Business relationship - Torvec Inc William W Deslter Director and Richard A Kaplan CEO Business relationship - Vnomics Richard A Kaplan Director, James H Watters Director, and Ronald L Zarella Chair Business relationship - Voiceport LLC Carl E Sassano Director and Christine B Whitman Managing Member. Form 990 Part VII 11b Prior to filing the return, it was provided to the members of the Audit Committee and subsequently presented for review at a regularly scheduled Audit Committee meeting. Prior to filing the return, it was made available to all members of the Board of Trustees via a secured website. Form 990 Part VI 12c The Universitys Conflict of Interest policy applies to all members of the Board of Trustees. All trustees and officers are required to disclose potential conflicts of interest as soon as possible. Additionally, on an annual basis, the Secretary of the University distributes a Conflict of Interest Disclosure form to all trustees and officers soliciting disclosure of any actual or potential conflicts. Form 990 Part VI 12c Following the receipt of information concerning a contract or transaction involving a potential conflict of interest, the Secretary of the University will arrange for the Conflict of Interest Subcommittee to consider the material facts concerning the fairness and business case of the proposed contract or transaction. The Committee shall approve only those contracts or transactions in which the terms are fair and reasonable to the University and the arrangements are consistent with the best interests of the University. In any event, such members will neither vote, nor discharge his/her duties with respect to any matter concerning a conflict. The Committee shall set forth the basis for its decision with respect to approval of contracts or transactions involving conflicts of interest in the minutes of the meeting at which the decision is made, including the basis for determining that the consideration to be paid is fair to the University. Form 990 Part VI 12c The Conflict of Interest Conflict of Commitment ICIC policy requires all regular RIT faculty and staff to disclose potential, real, or perceived conflicts of interest or commitment annually to their immediate supervisor. Additionally, the ICIC policy requires that employees submit an annual disclosure and/or a disclosure when circumstances change that may create a potential, real, or perceived conflict. Form 990 Part VI 15b The Executive Compensation Subcommittee shall decide upon matters of executive salary and benefits, and annually shall review the compensation of the officers of the University, making a recommendation concerning the same to the Executive Committee for its final approval. The President annually will meet with the Executive Compensation Subcommittee and provide it with an evaluation of the officers of the University, other than the President, and a proposal for their compensation. The Chair of the Board of Trustees annually will meet with the Executive Compensation Subcommittee and provide it with an evaluation of the President and a proposal for the Presidents compensation. Biennially the Executive Compensation Subcommittee utilizes various tools to review the compensation for the officers independent consultant and compensation survey based on a salary analysis of comparable positions in like circumstances. Form 990 Part VI 15b The Executive Compensation Subcommittee reviews the proposed salaries of the following positions President Provost and SVP Academic Affairs SVP Finance and Administration SVP Enrollment Management and Career Services VP for Research and Assoc Provost VP Development and Alumni Relations SVP Student Affairs President NTID, VP and Dean RIT VP for Strategic Planning and Special Initiatives VP Government and Community Relations VP Dean Institute Health Sciences and Technology and VP and Assoc Provost for Diversity and Inclusion. The Executive Compensation Subcommittee shall set forth the basis for its decisions with respect to compensation in the minutes of the meeting at which the decisions are made, including the primary conclusions of the evaluation and the basis for determining that the individuals compensation was reasonable in light of the evaluation and comparability data. The Executive Compensation Subcommittee reports annually to the Finance Committee and to the full Board concerning the evaluation of officers and the establishment of their compensation. Form 990 Part VI 19 The following documents are available at the Universitys website at www.rit.edu 1 list of members of the Board of Trustees 2 consolidated audited financial statements and, 3 University Policy and Procedures Manual. Additionally, these documents are available upon request. Form 990 Part XI 5 Total net unrealized losses on investments for the tax year was 31,877,294. Form 990 Part III Line 1 RIT Venture Fund I, LLC was created to make investments in seed, venture, and growth-stage companies that involve RIT students, faculty, technologies, or incubators or similar facilities generated by, connected with, or spun-out from RIT. Form 990 Part VI Section A Line 2 Ann L Burr, B Thomas Golisano, Susan R Holliday, Richard A Kaplan, Sandra A Parker, Carl E Sassano, Stephen L Schultz, Harry P Trueheart III, Christine B Whitman and Ronald L Zarella are RIT trustees. William W Destler and James H Watters are officers. Business relationship - Complemar Partners Inc Susan R Holiday Director, Carl E Sassano Director, and Christine B Whitman Chair and CEO Business relationship - Frontier Communications Ann L Burr President, Northern Region, Sandra A Parker Director, Frontier Communications, and Harry P Trueheart III Director of Frontier Telephone of Rochester, a subsidiary Business relationship - One Stream Networks LLC Carl E Sassano Director and Christine B Whitman Managing Member Business relationship - Pictometry International Corp B Thomas Golisano Director and Stephen L Schultz CTO Business relationship - Rochester Business Alliance Sandra A Parker President/CEO and Harry P Trueheart III Director Business relationship - Torvec Inc William W Deslter Director and Richard A Kaplan CEO Business relationship - Vnomics Richard A Kaplan Director, James H Watters Director, and Ronald L Zarella Chair Business relationship - Voiceport LLC Carl E Sassano Director and Christine B Whitman Managing Member. Form 990 Part VII Section B Line 11b Prior to filing the return, it was provided to the members of the Audit Committee and subsequently presented for review at a regularly scheduled Audit Committee meeting. Prior to filing the return, it was made available to all members of the Board of Trustees via a secured website. Form 990 Part VI Section B Line 12c The Universitys Conflict of Interest policy applies to all members of the Board of Trustees. All trustees and officers are required to disclose potential conflicts of interest as soon as possible. Additionally, on an annual basis, the Secretary of the University distributes a Conflict of Interest Disclosure form to all trustees and officers soliciting disclosure of any actual or potential conflicts. Form 990 Part VI Section B Line 12c Following the receipt of information concerning a contract or transaction involving a potential conflict of interest, the Secretary of the University will arrange for the Conflict of Interest Subcommittee to consider the material facts concerning the fairness and business case of the proposed contract or transaction. The Committee shall approve only those contracts or transactions in which the terms are fair and reasonable to the University and the arrangements are consistent with the best interests of the University. In any event, such members will neither vote, nor discharge his/her duties with respect to any matter concerning a conflict. The Committee shall set forth the basis for its decision with respect to approval of contracts or transactions involving conflicts of interest in the minutes of the meeting at which the decision is made, including the basis for determining that the consideration to be paid is fair to the University. Form 990 Part VI Section B Line 12c The Conflict of Interest Conflict of Commitment ICIC policy requires all regular RIT faculty and staff to disclose potential, real, or perceived conflicts of interest or commitment annually to their immediate supervisor. Additionally, the ICIC policy requires that employees submit an annual disclosure and/or a disclosure when circumstances change that may create a potential, real, or perceived conflict. Form 990 Part VI Section B Line 15b The Executive Compensation Subcommittee shall decide upon matters of executive salary and benefits, and annually shall review the compensation of the officers of the University, making a recommendation concerning the same to the Executive Committee for its final approval. The President annually will meet with the Executive Compensation Subcommittee and provide it with an evaluation of the officers of the University, other than the President, and a proposal for their compensation. The Chair of the Board of Trustees annually will meet with the Executive Compensation Subcommittee and provide it with an evaluation of the President and a proposal for the Presidents compensation. Biennially the Executive Compensation Subcommittee utilizes various tools to review the compensation for the officers independent consultant and compensation survey based on a salary analysis of comparable positions in like circumstances. Form 990 Part VI Section B Line 15b The Executive Compensation Subcommittee reviews the proposed salaries of the following positions President Provost and SVP Academic Affairs SVP Finance and Administration SVP Enrollment Management and Career Services VP for Research and Assoc Provost VP Development and Alumni Relations SVP Student Affairs President NTID, VP and Dean RIT VP for Strategic Planning and Special Initiatives VP Government and Community Relations VP Dean Institute Health Sciences and Technology and VP and Assoc Provost for Diversity and Inclusion. The Executive Compensation Subcommittee shall set forth the basis for its decisions with respect to compensation in the minutes of the meeting at which the decisions are made, including the primary conclusions of the evaluation and the basis for determining that the individuals compensation was reasonable in light of the evaluation and comparability data. The Executive Compensation Subcommittee reports annually to the Finance Committee and to the full Board concerning the evaluation of officers and the establishment of their compensation. Form 990 Part VI Section C Line 19 The following documents are available at the Universitys website at www.rit.edu 1 list of members of the Board of Trustees 2 consolidated audited financial statements and, 3 University Policy and Procedures Manual. Additionally, these documents are available upon request. Form 990 Part XI Line 5 Total net unrealized losses on investments for the tax year was 31,877,294. 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