Using the Time Calculator
With prior approval, University employees who are required to complete
Reports of Non-University Activities (RNUAs) may have outside employment.
These individuals are required to report the time spent on the outside
appointment in the past academic year (retrospective reporting) as well
as to request time for the upcoming academic year (requesting prior approval).
To use the calculator to determine the time to report OR the time to request,
you’ll need to input four values:
- Your University appointment percentage
If you do not know your appointment percentage, check your notice of appointment through NESSIE.
- Your University appointment period
If you do not know your appointment period, check your notice of appointment through NESSIE.
- Your outside employment appointment percentage
If you do not know the percentage and work at another institution, check with that institution.
If you have other outside employment such as self-employment or freelance work, consulting for
a company, working part-time in retail, or a start-up company, enter 100.
- The number of days you work per week at the outside employment
If the number of days per week varies, please make a good faith effort to estimate an average
number of days per week during your University appointment period.
Once you’ve entered all four values, hit calculate.
The number of days to either report or request within STARTmyDisclosures will be displayed.
Examples
Start-up Company
Louisa is a faculty member with a 100% university appointment and an appointment period of 9 months.
Louisa owns a start-up company and spends an average of 1.25 days per week at the company during
her appointment period. This time is the same for both last year and this upcoming year.
To calculate the time she needs to report, Louisa will enter:
University Appointment Percentage: 100
University Appointment Period: 9 months
Outside Appointment Percentage: 100
Outside Days Per Week: 1.25
Louisa will report 48.75 days.
Adjunct Faculty
Joseph is an adjunct faculty member with a 30% appointment at the University, and his appointment
period is 9 months. Joseph also is fully employed as a veterinarian at the local animal hospital
where he works an average of 6 days per week.
To calculate the time he needs to report, Joseph will enter:
University Appointment Percentage: 30
University Appointment Period: 9 months
Outside Appointment Percentage: 100
Outside Days Per Week: 6
Joseph will report 70.2 days.