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FACULTY INFORMATION

Academic Personnel
Blu (ordering)
Bencom
Benefits (see also Berkeley Campus Academic    Personnel Office)
Faculty Guide to Campus Life
Campus Resources
Center for Entrepreneurship and Technology (CET)
Class Computer Accounts
Classes
College of Engineering (COE)
Committee Assignments
Committee on Research (COR)
Computer Support
Course Web Pages

Eng. Research Support Office
(ERSO)
   - ERSO Intranet
   - Effort Report System (ERS)
The ERSO Intranet will be used for faculty to make purchases and travel reimbursements on-line. The ERSO ERS (effort reporting system) will be MANDATORY for all faculty to use to certify the percentages of time both faculty and students have put on research contracts, and is mandated by Federal law for all Federal grants.

Faculty Club Policy (ME)
Faculty List
Faculty Meeting Photos

Forms
Graduate Studies Handbook (Graduate
    Division)
Keys/Cardkeys
Office Supplies/Purchasing
Parking and Transportation
Retirement
Room Reservations (ME Conference Rooms)
Seminars
Undergraduate Advising Handbook (COE)
Visiting Scholars and Industrial Fellows
Webmail
Whistleblowing Policy
   - Berkeley Campus (click on "Whistleblower" )
   - UCOP


Campus Resources

Faculty Clubs

The Faculty Club
Phone: (510) 540-5678
Fax: (510) 540-6204
info@berkeleyfacultyclub.com

Women's Faculty Club
Phone: (510) 642-4175
Fax: (510) 204-9661
wfc@uclink.berkeley.edu

UC Benefits

UC Benefits At Your Service. Review benefits on line.

Mortgage Orientation Program.
The Office of Loan Programs (OLP) designs, delivers and manages housing assistance programs for recruitment and retention of faculty and senior managers in support of the education, research, and public service missions of the University of California.

Open Enrollment Information

UC Berkeley Human Relations

University Health Services: Faculty and Staff Programs

Class Computer Accounts

2105, 2107, 2109 Etcheverry: If you'd like to use the computing facilities on the 2nd floor of Etcheverry, before the beginning of each semester please send an email to rene@me with the Course Number, Course Control Number (CCN) and estimated number of students. Also, please reserve room 2105/2107/2109 with Anayancy Paz (anayancy@me) if you need to schedule lab sessions.

1111, 1171 Etcheverry (DECF) : If you'd like to use computing facilities on the 1st floor of Etcheverry, for your classes, please send an email to consult@newton.berkeley.edu with the following information: Department, email address of TA and instructor, course number, class/lab hours, special software needs.

Classes

ME Scheduler: Anayancy Paz, 6189 EH, 2-4904, anayancy@me

GSI/Readers: Application forms available here.

Textbook ordering: Order through Anayancy Paz, 6189 EH, 2-4094, anayancy@me .

Computer Support

Computer and Network Services (CNS). CNS oversees the computing resources and data nework operations for the instructional, research, and administrative divisions of the department. This group operates, manages and maintains six instructional computer-based laboratories used by graduate and undergraduate students.

Davis Etcheverry Computing Facility (DECF). DECF provides servers and two client labs open for students, faculty and staff use. The open lab includes workstations, PCs, multimedia equipment as well as a wide range of available software.

Communication and Network Services (UC Berkeley)

Course Web Pages

Department web pages are served on kepler.berkeley.edu. A DECF computer account and correct permissions are needed in order to edit these pages. Send email to webmaster@me.berkeley.edu with the full URL of the page to be edited and allow 1-2 days for the account to be set up. The webmaster is also available to assist with setup/problems for class pages.

CourseWeb is a Web application developed at UC Berkeley that automatically generates a basic website for every University course. Faculty can easily modify CourseWeb sites to add a syllabus, photo, update office hours and contact information, and link to other additional coursesites, web resources, or external websites. It is useful throughout the semester for faculty to create coursewide announcements and to send email to the enrolled and waitlisted students.

Keys/Cardkeys

To obtain keys/cardkeys for Etcheverry and Hesse Halls, contact Sherrell Gordon, sherrell@me, 2-3459, 5102 EH, Monday through Friday 9:30am – 11:30am. The following MUST be COMPLETED before any keys can be issued:

Mechanical key request. Students and visitors are reqiured to pay a $20.00 deposit (check or money order only; no cash) which covers all keys. The deposit is required when keys are issued. The deposit will be refunded when keys are returned to 5102 EH.

Cardkey request. Faculty must submit approval via email for doors with coded entry. There is a $10.00 activation fee (non refundable) due with the cardkey application. A fee of $10.00 will be charged to replace lost cardkeys.

Lost and Found

Lost items may be turned in or retrieved in 6141 Etcheverry Hall.

Mail

In accordance with University policy, please do not have legal or personal business mail such as bank statements, Motor Vehicles notices or magazines sent to the department. Outgoing business mail needs a barcode in order to leave campus. See faculty support staff (5102 Etcheverry) to get the proper labels. Personal mail must be sent via outside mail facilities. Visiting scholars may get permission to charge business mail to their host professor's grant.

Mail is picked up and delivered once per day.

Office Supplies/Purchasing

Department office supplies can be given to staff, faculty and visiting faculty only. Please limit your use of these supplies as they are one of our biggest areas of expense. Order through Bonnie Korpi, 5102 EH, 2-3458, korpi@me

Room Reservations

Conference rooms in Etcheverry can be reserved by faculty and staff in Mechanical Engineering only. If you are an ME student, you may request that a staff person make the reservation for you. Faculty and staff can access on-line room reservations.

Class rooms can be reserved through Anayancy Paz, anayancy@me, 2-4094.

Visiting Scholars and Industrial Fellows

Contact Nelle Neighbor-Alonzo, 6141 EH, 2-1338, nnalonzo@me.

Webmail

Web-based Mail is an email system that allows you to read your email from any computer connected to the Internet using a web browser, such as Netscape Navigator or Internet Explorer. The Web Mail system will use IMAP (Internet Message Access Protocol) to download email from the server, which is particularly suitable to mobile users who like to access their mail on multiple computers. Log in (available to users with DECF accounts).

 

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