Performance Evaluations and Merit Process

University Relations Staff:

It is that time of year when we focus on the preparation of the budget for next fiscal year. The annual operating budget process includes proposed salary increases that are effective July 1, 2017, and the non-salary budgets. Please note that managers are receiving a separate memo that includes details on University guidelines, how to access specific charts, etc. This communication is intended to highlight the budget process and timeline internal to University Relations (UR) and to ensure you are familiar with the process and key contacts.

The Budget Team

  • Mark Witucki – Alumni Association
  • Mary Ellen Koepfle, Geoff Stookey, Brenda Carr – Development

 

Fiscal 2018 Budget Process and Deadlines

Merit recommendations are provided by managers based on employee performance during fiscal 2017. These recommendations are reviewed by the appropriate Associate Vice President and ultimately approved by Lou Nanni. Human Resources and the Office of Budget & Planning audit these recommendations to ensure consistent application of University guidelines.

There are no incremental increases for non-salary budgets this year. If necessary, members of the budget team will work with your unit to re-allocate funds within the org to better align the budget plan with the spend activity.

Please note the following deadlines:

  • May 1 Self-reviews​​ finalized in Endeavor​ – Step 5 (​S​end forward to your supervisor by May 1)
    • Note: supervisors may designate an earlier deadline for the self-evaluation
  • May 1 Managers finalize merit recommendations
  • May 8 Associate Vice Presidents review and finalize merit recommendations
  • May 12 Managers complete review in Endeavor (send forward to HR by ​5:00 PM)
    • Note: make sure Endeavor shows overall rating for your employee before sending forward
  • May 15 Vice President approves merit recommendations
  • June 16 Compensation statements sent to managers for distribution
  • June 23 Staff salary notifications are available online in InsideND

 

Should you have any questions regarding the performance review process or the budget process, please let us know.

 
Mary Ellen Koepfle, C.P.A.
UND ’96 – SMC ’78

Director, Finance and Administration
University Relations
University of Notre Dame

Office: (574) 631-9903
Office: 1100 Grace Hall

Participate with the MBA Vets Club in The Murph Challenge

Please join the Notre Dame MBA Veterans Club along with Dan Peña from our team for The Murph Challenge.  The workout event honors Navy LT Michael Patrick Murphy, Navy SEAL and Medal of Honor recipient who was killed in Afghanistan on June 28, 2005, during Operation Red Wings.  The story of Operation Red Wings was told in the book and movie, “Lone Survivor”.  To read more about LT Murphy, please see the attached Link.
The event will take place at the Clarke Memorial Fountain beginning at 8:00 AM on Friday, May 12th.  If you would like to support the MBA Veterans Club in honoring LT Murphy’s sacrifice to our country please fill out this survey which will forward your information directly to the ND MBA Vets Club.
Dan Peña, ’12 MBA
Associate Director, Graduate Business Annual Giving
Annual Giving and Strategic Marketing

New Towing Service implemented

Dear Tenants,

Effective Monday April 3rd Eddy Street Commons management office will be using a new towing service, Hamilton Towing. Please ensure that your staff does not parking in the 2-Hour parking or other designated parking spots that do not belong to them, as these spots are for customers of Eddy Street Commons.

If you have a prior arrangement with Kite regrading designated parking for yourself or other members of your team, this does not pertain to you and our staff is aware of what vehicles you drive and the spots that you park in.

Thank you for discussing this with your employees, and for understanding it is our goal to ensure that your customers have ample parking so they may visit your establishments, enjoy your products and services and help make your business a success!

In the event, a vehicle gets towed, you may reach Hamilton Towing by calling (574) 289-6364.

Sheri Ricketts | Associate Asset Manager, Eddy Street Commons

574 287-9890 [direct]
574-292-8353 [cell]
866-266-0205 [After Hours Emergency]

Kite Realty Group
1234 North Eddy Street, Suite 115
South Bend, IN 46617

Recognition Societies Blue-Gold Game Breakfast

Colleagues,
Email invitations were sent today to members of Sorin, Corby, Rockne, Order of St. Thomas More, John Cardinal O’Hara Society, Badin Guild, President’s Circle, and Cavanaugh Council for this year’s Blue-Gold Game Breakfast.
Cost: $10 per person
When: Saturday 4/22, 10:00am – Noon ET
Location: Mendoza Atrium
Today’s invitation will be followed by a reminder on 4/11.  Registrations will be accepted through 4/16.
If you have any questions about this event, please contact event leads Rod Ambrissi and Christine Wallace.  For registration questions, please contact the Donor Experience team at 1-5198.
Thanks,
Jonathan Retartha
Manager, Donor Experience

April Euchre Club

EUCHRE CLUB will meet Thursday, April 20th (April 13 is Holy Thursday) in the ESC Cafe at 5:15pm for another night of cards and fun. If you haven’t already signed up, please contact Pam Mullin at 1-8713 or pmullin@nd.edu to register. Please remember your $10 registration fee needs to be paid by 5pm on Wednesday, April 19th. Looking forward to seeing you!

 

Pamela S. Mullin

Regional Development

University of Notre Dame

1251 North Eddy Street, Suite 300

South Bend, IN  46617-1403

574-631-8713 (direct)

574-631-8325 (fax)

pmullin@nd.edu

Invitation to ND Voice Focus Groups.

Dear colleagues,

 

I hope that you will participate in one or multiple focus groups related to the Development results of the ND Voice survey. These focus groups will be topical, but I would encourage you to participate in multiple depending on your interests. The focus group topics and times are listed below. They will take place in the Family Room at the Eddy Street Office. Please note that the discussions are not limited to these timeframes and I am happy to continue the conversation as we deem necessary throughout this process.

 

Effectiveness

Thursday, March 30

3:00 – 4:00 p.m.

 

Respect & Fairness

Thursday, March 30

4:00 – 5:00 p.m.

 

Diversity

Monday, April 3

3:00 – 4:00 p.m.

 

Accountability

Monday, April 3

4:00 – 5:00 p.m.

 

Empowerment

Tuesday, April 4

9:00 – 10:00 a.m.

 

Gender

Tuesday, April 4

3:00 – 4:00 p.m.

 

Wellness

Wednesday, April 5

10:00 – 11:00 a.m.

 

If these times do not work for you or you prefer having a one-on-one conversation or smaller group discussion, please do not hesitate to email me at cmundy@nd.edu and we can set something up that works in your schedule.

 

I look forward to working with you to tackle these issues and propose creative solutions to enhance our workplace. See you soon!

 

Best,
Clare Mundy

Sorin Society Gold Member Event for Notre Dame Day

On Sunday, April 23, the Sorin Society will be hosting Gold-level members for an intimate VIP experience leading up to the launch of Notre Dame Day. The day includes Sunday morning mass, brunch with students at South Dining Hall, a tour of new, historic and special-access sights on campus, and VIP status in the studio as the Notre Dame Day broadcast launches. Final itinerary and details will be announced in the coming weeks (Note that this is also Blue-Gold game weekend).

Invitations to all Gold members were distributed via email on Friday, March 24. RSVPs by April 7 can be directed to Brian Diss (bdiss@nd.edu, 574-631-5646).
Fundraisers are encouraged to personally reach out to Gold members in their portfolios to invite them to this event. Additionally, if fundraisers would like to invite Blue-level members and use this event as an opportunity to make an upgrade ask, please see Brian Diss.

Join the ND Day Fun!

Dear Colleagues,

Thank you for your enthusiasm and excitement for Notre Dame Day 2017. Notre Dame Day will begin on Sunday, April 23, and continue until midnight on Monday, April 24.

Many of you have reached out to express interest in volunteering during Notre Dame Day. We will be coordinating the staff schedule and ask that you complete the form at the link below indicating available times you are able to volunteer.

All types of support are needed; from organizing, technical support, runners, assistants, social media support, etc. These positions will vary, but each role is critical to the success of Notre Dame Day.

As we continue to build the staff schedule we will be in contact with you regarding specific roles. Thank you for volunteering your time to this exciting day!

https://ndspecialevents.wufoo.com/forms/notre-dame-day-volunteer-form-2017/

Please make every effort to complete this form by end of day Monday, March 27.
Thank you for your continued partnership!
My Best,
Amy

We Welcome You to Join Us.

On Sunday, Katherine Lane and members of the prayer group for the Notre Dame Trail will visit St. Michael’s Church in South Bend. Katherine will share a reflection on pilgrimages during their Christian Formation hour, starting at 9:00 a.m. Afterward, all will attend the 10:00 a.m.service together.   On Sunday, March 26 we will be visiting First AME Zion Church at 10:00.

Please contact Alyssia Coates with any questions and the Notre Dame Trail Prayer Card is enclosed below so you can pray at your convenience.
Sunday, March 19
St. Michael’s Church
53720 Ironwood Road
South Bend
Sunday, March 26
First AME Zion
801 North Eddy Street
South Bend
Warmly,
Notre Dame Trail Prayer Team

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Alyssia J. Coates, Ph.D.

Director of Development – East Region

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University of Notre Dame

Eddy Street Commons at Notre Dame

1251 North Eddy Street, Suite 300

South Bend, IN  46617-1403

o:  574.631.1519

c:  574.276.2434

f:  574.631.8325

e:  acoates@nd.edu

 

CRM Update

Dear colleagues:

Phase 1 Progress:

The crmND Development team has been hard at work designing and building the Salesforce phase 1 functionality that will be deployed in July and August.  Feel free to visit the aboutcrm.nd.edu Development web page Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) to review additional details about what is included in this phase.

Demonstrations:

If you are curious, demonstrations of functionality delivered in each sprint occur every other Monday.  Demonstration times and locations will be published through the @crm_nd Twitter page and the Eddy Street digital display.

Guidance Council:

The crmND Development Guidance Council recently had their first meeting and will focus on providing timely policy decisions.  Members of this group are shown below.

Micki Kidder
Drew Buscareno
Ryan Brennan
Brad Goff
Anne Griffith
Marty Harshman
Mark Welch

More Questions:

If you have questions about the Development crmND project, feel free to connect with a Functional Process Owner or submit a question directly using this Google Form.

Follow us on Twitter – @crm_nd

Check out the webpage – aboutcrm.nd.edu