August 24, 2011
TO: Faculty and Staff
FROM: Bill Nance
Vice President for Finance & Support Services
SUBJ: FY12 Holiday Schedule and Energy Conservation Days
Subject to approval by the Board of Regents at its August 2011 meeting, President Trauth has approved the following holiday schedule and energy conservation days for FY12 at Texas State University.
| Labor Day | September 5, 2011 | |
| Thanksgiving | November 24-25, 2011 | |
| Christmas | December 19 – 30, 2011 (December 19 – 21 are energy conservation days) | |
| MLK Birthday | January 16, 2012 | |
| Spring Break | March 12 - 16, 2012 (energy conservation days) | |
| Memorial Day | May 28, 2012 | |
| Independence Day | July 4, 2012 |
The following have been designated as essential offices to remain open with skeleton crews for the eight energy conservation days. Other offices may be requested by their vice president to remain open as well. Regular staff who actually work on an official holiday will be allowed compensatory time off during the twelve month period following the holiday.
| Academic Advising Centers | Library | Purchasing |
| Alumni Relations | Loan Collections | Registrar |
| Counseling Center * | Mail Services | Round Rock Higher Education Center |
| Deans' Offices | Materials Management | Special Projects |
| Donor Services | Network Operations | Student Business Services |
| Equity and Access * | Office of Associate VP for Research | Student Health Center * |
| Facilities-Utilities * | Office of Financial Aid & Scholarships | Teacher Education |
| Facilities Planning, Design & Construction | Office of Provost and Vice Presidents' Offices | Technology Resources |
| Housing and Residential Life | Office of Sponsored Programs | Travel – Accounts Payable |
| Human Resources * | Office of Undergraduate Admissions | University News Service* |
| Instructional Technologies Support | President's Office | University Police Department |
* Emergency and on-call personnel
The following have been designated as optional holidays by the Texas Legislature and may be observed in lieu of any official holiday appearing on the above schedule.
Rosh Hashanah September 29 - 30, 2011
Good Friday April 6, 2012
Since compensatory time may not be advanced to employees, staff members will need to acquire the necessary comp time for the energy conservation days prior to those days. Supervisors must provide ample opportunity for those employees observing energy conservation days to earn the comp time in advance. If comp time is not available, an employee must use available vacation or take leave without pay.
Questions concerning the holiday and energy conservation days scheduled, as well as timekeeping procedures for these days, should be addressed to the Benefits Section of Human Resources at 245-2557 or email hr@txstate.edu . Questions about who must work on the energy conservation days should be addressed to your supervisor or your vice president.
NOTE: Employees who do not have vacation or comp time available for the Energy Conservation days in December will not receive pay for the holidays in December unless they work part of the day on December 21.
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