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Sound Transit plan could shake—and break—UW research List of Distinguished Staff nominees shows varied workforce UIF-2 preproposals advance to final round Faculty Senate seeks ‘rep’ nominations USER and Human Resources join to improve recruiting, hiring Center plans celebration of Sistahs! Lectures look at Jewish life in West, Spain and Africa Price Spratlen honored by national colleagues as Ombudsman of the Year Shulman to speak at Quarterly Forum on Teaching and Learning Wasp world: Males are king of the nest New faculty appointed by Board of Regents Englert holds the keys to just about everything Climate cycle shift could mean more wet winters 100-year-old Mt. Rainier Park subject of meeting UW scientists aim to improve skills in talking to public U-PASS report shows significant drop in drivers to campus
UWRP cashout or rollover option now available Participants in the UW Retirement Plan (UWRP) may now access 100 percent of their retirement accumulations as a cashout/rollover at separation or retirement. The new opportunity became effective Feb. 19 when the UW Board of Regents amended the UWRP. The change also applies to retirees and former employees who have accumulations in their retirement accounts that have not yet been annuitized. The cashout/rollover option now becomes one of the many payment options available to participants. Participants have great flexibility and choice under the UWRP and can select the best option or combination of options to meet their particular needs and circumstances. For more information check the Web site at: http://www.washington.edu/admin/benefits/uwrp.html. ¶ University Week The faculty and staff publication of the University of Washington uweek@u.washington.edu March, 11, 1999
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