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City
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Houston
IPEDS ID
Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System identifier.
229407
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Shasta
Employee FTE
Full-time equivalent employees.
50
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This contract is a Blackboard Order Form for the University of Houston, outlining the provision of BB SAAS ARCHIVE ENVIRONMENT and SAAS ADDITIONAL STORAGE 1TB services for $50,000.00. The effective period for these services is from October 1, 2023, to September 30, 2024. The Order Form is governed by a Blackboard Master Agreement, a Standard Contract Addendum, and various detailed service level commitments and support policies.
This document details a services contract between Instructure, Inc. and the University of Houston - Clear Lake for a Canvas Certified Technical Administrator Re-Certification Bundle. The agreement, identified by Order Form Q-387433-1, has a total cost of $1,400.00, with services commencing on September 1, 2024, and concluding on August 31, 2026. The contract includes a standard addendum and references various privacy and security policies.
This contract (K-23-01245) establishes the terms for the University of Houston's procurement and use of Anthology Accreditation and Planning services from Anthology Inc of New York. The agreement, effective June 10, 2023, for a maximum term of five years, outlines product pricing, general licensing terms, data processing addendum, and specific conditions tailored for the University of Houston as a state entity. The total value for the initial two periods is $70,816.00.
This document outlines two amendments to an existing Internet2 Customer Agreement with the University of Houston System. The first amendment (K-22-01434-3) adds Canvas LMS software subscription services for UH-Clear Lake, detailed in Instructure Service Order Form Q-260179-1 for a three-year term (2023-2025) with a total cost of $439,304.00. The second amendment (K-22-01434-4) further expands Canvas software subscriptions for UH, increasing the total contract value to a maximum of $7,635,207.17, incorporating the original agreement and all subsequent amendments.
This document is a First Amendment to an existing License Agreement (ID K-20-00699-1) between the University of Houston and Anthology Inc. of NY. The amendment, effective July 1, 2021, renews the 'Engage with Modules Program' and adds 'Engage Event Check-In App' and 'Engage Room & Resource Program(s)' to the existing agreement, which was originally effective May 21, 2020. The contract term extends until May 20, 2027, with a total contract price of $146,274, covering annual pricing for the renewed and added programs, including an implementation fee.
Board meetings and strategic plans from University of Houston System
The committee meeting addressed multiple action items, including the delegation of authority to the Chancellor for contracts exceeding $1 million for goods, services, and construction projects. Key topics included approval for office supplies, online marketing services, library platform services, energy procurement (electricity and gas), and external audit services. Construction projects reviewed included roof replacements, laboratory renovations, building facade modifications, and a new parking garage. Additionally, the committee discussed and approved changes to tuition rates, student fees, the write-off of accounts and notes receivables, insurance policy delegations for FY2018, and the FY2019 holiday schedule. Executive session discussions focused on legal and property matters, leading to approved delegations for property sale and purchase contracts.
The Executive Committee convened and held an executive session with no action taken. Key agenda items reviewed for future consideration include revisions to the Board Bylaws, specifically defining quorums, eliminating references to annual meetings, and changing meeting frequency to quarterly. Additionally, revisions to Board Policy 47.03 regarding travel reimbursements were discussed, clarifying that travel expenses for a member's spouse, dependents, or guests are the responsibility of the member. The committee also received an internal audit report.
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The committee reviewed financial statement reports for the University of Houston System public broadcasting and endowment fund, including an overview of external audit responsibilities and independence. Key discussions involved reports on state audit findings, the accreditation status of the University of Houston-Clear Lake, and an overview of the Association of College and University Auditors. The committee examined several internal audit reports covering compliance reviews, construction awards, and information security standards, with a specific focus on addressing high-risk issues identified at the Texas Learning and Computation Center. Furthermore, the meeting addressed institutional compliance statuses and the compliance review of university system support organizations.
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