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Vice-President for Business and Finance
Davidson College Records Management Program
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Originally the central Business Office, this department now oversees
7 divisions: Business Services (Controller), Human Resources, Physical
Plant, Auxiliary Services, Public Safety, Administrative Services, and
General Counsel. The Vice-President for Business and Finance is responsible
for supervising the divisions and is directly involved with specific projects,
including the development of the McConnell neighborhood.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES. Files for the Finance and Budget Committees of the Board
of Trustees. Files contain information for the committee meetings including
agendas, reports, and background information.
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Disposition Instructions: Maintain in office for 5 years, transfer
to College Archives for appraisal and final disposition.
BUDGET FILES. Records for budget development and for tracking current year
expenses. Includes monthly reports from Controller.
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Disposition Instructions: Destroy in office after 1 year.
DEEDS. Original deeds with copies of maps and occasional correspondence
or memorandum for properties given to the college.
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Disposition Instructions: PERMANENT. Transfer to the College Archives
for permanent retention.
GENERAL FILES. Subject files for activities and committees connected to
the office. Files may contain correspondence, memorandum, reports, and
reference data.
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Disposition Instructions: Maintain in office until information is
superseded or outdated. Transfer to College Archives for appraisal and
final disposition.
HISTORICAL FILES. Contains records for special projects or activities such
as the Davidson College Cemetery, Davidson College Presbyterian Church,
Duke Endowment, and the E. L. Baxter Davidson Property. Files contain correspondence,
reports, ledgers, background data, and legal information.
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Disposition Instructions: Maintain in office for 10 years, transfer
to College Archives for appraisal and final disposition.
INSURANCE. Historical information about insurance policies held by the
College. Also contains current files on all automobile and truck titles
held by the College.
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Disposition Instructions: Maintain title information in office.
Transfer closed insurance files to Physical Plant or College Archives for
appraisal and final disposition.
INVESTMENT REPORTS. Reports from the investment companies responsible for
Davidson College properties and accounts. Files contain monthly or quarterly
statements. They are used for reference purposes within the College.
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Disposition Instructions: Destroy in office after 1 year.
LAKE NORMAN COMPANY. Files relating to the Lake Norman Company and property
acquired after the bankruptcy of the company. Includes correspondence,
reports, and reference information.
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Disposition Instructions: Maintain in office for 10 years, transfer
to College Archives for appraisal and final disposition.
LOAN FILES. Primarily historical files relating to the College's programs
of providing loans or mortgage supplements for Davidson faculty. About
20 to 25 files are active, the remaining files are closed. There are also
files for life insurance policies related to the loans. Files contain restricted
information.
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Disposition Instructions: Maintain in office for 1 year after all
files are closed, transfer to College Archives for appraisal and final
retention.
MCCONNELL-DAVIDSON COLLEGE DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION. Files relating to the
Davidson College Development Corporation, the development of the McConnnell
neighborhood, and the McConnell property.
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Disposition Instructions: Maintain in office for 1 year after completion
of project, transfer files to College Archives for appraisal and final
disposition.
PATTERSON COURT. Historical information and a current file on the College's
eating houses in Patterson Court. The historical files contain correspondence,
memoranda, and accounting records for each of the houses. The current file
contains records relating to the payment of bills and eating house accounts.
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Disposition Instructions: Maintain active files in office for 3
years, transfer to College Archives for appraisal and final disposition.
PROPERTY FILES. Records for properties owned by the College outside of
Mecklenburg County, NC and outside the state of North Carolina. Also records
relating to the property acquired by the College at I-77 and Griffith Street.
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Disposition Instructions: Maintain in office for 1 year after projects
are completed or property is sold, transfer to College Archives for appraisal
and final disposition.
TAX FILES. Records related to tax payments and exemptions. Includes copies
of transactions, and records relating to college owned property and leases.
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Disposition Instructions: Maintain in office for 10 years, transfer
to College Archives for appraisal and final disposition.
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Auxiliary Services
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Auxiliary Services is responsible for the administration of the campus
food services, the college bookstore, the laundry, the guest house, and
the campus network. The food services includes Vail Commons, Union Outpost
and Union Cafe, Baker Underground, and catering.
DAILY STATEMENTS. Copies of daily summary statements from the various
divisions of Auxiliary Services. The records are stored in ring binders.
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Disposition Instructions: Destroy in office 1 year after released
from all audits.
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS. Reference copies of financial reports from the AIIMS
and Banner computer systems. The reports reflect the activities of the
various divisions of Auxiliary Services.
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Disposition Instructions: Destroy in office when reference value
ends.
POLICY FILES. Notebooks for each division of Auxiliary Services containing
mission statements, policy statements, personnel charts, job descriptions,
and memoranda about special problems or issues. These notebooks serve as
the master file and contain both original and revised statements.
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Disposition Instructions: Maintain master file in office, transfer
1 copy of revised statements to College Archives for permanent retention.
SUMMER GROUPS. Records for each of the programs hosted on the Davidson
campus during the summers. The files are housed in ring binders and contain
correspondence, contracts, billing information, and copies of invoices.
Files are used for planning and for reports.
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Disposition Instructions: Destroy in office 3 years after termination
of contract if no litigation, claim, audit, or other official action involving
the records has been initiated and when reference value ceases. If official
action has been initiated, destroy in office after completion of action
and resolution of issues involved and when reference value ceases.
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Campus Network
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The campus network issues student, faculty and staff ID cards and maintains
credit and billing accounts related to charges made through the ID cards.
ACCOUNT SUMMARY SHEETS. Cover sheets summarizing activities for accounts
(sales and meals activity). These are sent with printouts from the in-house
database to the Controller's Office to authorize the transfer of funds.
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Disposition Instructions: Destroy in office 1 year after released
from all audits.
BANNER INVOICES. Departmental copes of invoices from Auxiliary Services
input to the Banner System.
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Disposition Instructions: Destroy in office 1 year after released
from all audits.
DAILY JOURNAL. Reference file for deposits. Contains name, account number
and amount deposited.
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Disposition Instructions: Destroy in office 1 year after released
from all audits.
ID CARD FILE.: Forms for each active Davidson ID card. Forms provide name,
social security number, and identification numbers. Files contain restricted
information.
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Disposition Instructions: Destroy student files 1 year after graduation.
Destroy faculty/staff files 1 year after affiliation with college ceased.
MEAL PLAN CONTRACTS. Copies of signed contracts for student meal plans.
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Disposition Instructions: Destroy in office after 1 year.
PRINTOUTS. Printouts of reports generated by the in-house computer database
for Campus Network. Contains information on all charges made with student
ID cards and all deposits to Campus Network accounts.
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Disposition Instructions: Destroy in office 1 year after released
from all audits.
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Central Services
Davidson College Records Management Program
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Central Services is a division of Administrative Services and is responsible
for overseeing campus mail services and copying services.
INVOICES. Copies of invoices for supplies and equipment.
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Disposition Instructions: Destroy in office after 1 year.
MONTHLY CHARGE RECORDS. Copies of photocopy service requests, photocopying
meter usage, UPS forms, Federal Express forms, and other records that document
use of Central Services. Files are cumulated monthly and used for posting
charges through the Controller's Office.
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Disposition Instructions: Destroy in office after 1 year.
POSTAL METER RECEIPTS. Copies of receipts for metered mail.
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Disposition Instructions: Destroy in office after 1 year and when
released from all audits, whichever is later.
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Guest House
Davidson College Records Management Program
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The Carnegie Library Building built in 1910 was remodeled in 1942 as
a student social center with guest rooms. Use of the rooms for visiting
lecturers and performers caused the building to become the college's official
Guest House. The first hostess was Mrs. Rufus B. Wilson. The guest house
was refurbished in 1976 and continues to provide hotel accommodations for
visiting faculty, lecturers, trustees, parents, and townspeople.
ADMINISTRATIVE FILES. Records concerning administration of the Guest
House. Files may include correspondence, personnel/time sheets, budgets,
copies of transfers of funds, memorandum, campus office files, and reference
files.
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Disposition Instructions: Destroy in office when reference value
ends.
BLACK BOOK. Records of bookings and reservations organized by month. Used
to make reservations and to note any special arrangements.
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Disposition Instructions: Destroy in office when reference value
ends
DAILY REPORT. Cover sheet with daily tallies for room rentals, cash reconciliations,
billings and interdepartmental transfers. Attached to the Daily Report
are copies of reservation forms, checks, billing forms, interdepartmental
billings forms, and other such records as pertain to the report.
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Disposition Instructions: Destroy in office after 3 years.
POLICY AND PROCEDURES MANUAL. Reference copies of current policies and
procedures.
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Disposition Instructions: Destroy in office when superseded or obsolete.
RESERVATION BOOK. Ledger used to record reservations for Guest House rooms.
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Disposition Instructions: Destroy in office after 3 years.
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Laundry Services
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The College Laundry provides laundry services for students, college
departments, and townspeople. In addition, the Laundry furnishes bed linens
to all single students.
COMMONS LINEN ORDERS. Weekly order sheets for linens from the Commons.
These are compiled monthly for billing.
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Disposition Instructions: Destroy in office after 1 year.
INVOICES. Copies of invoices and supplies for materials.
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Disposition Instructions: Destroy in office after 1 year.
LAUNDRY TICKETS. For students a two-part form is issued for each batch
of laundry. The form indicates the student's number, date, and the laundry
weight. One copy goes with the laundry and the second (yellow) copy is
kept for filing. For townspeople, a three-part form is used. One goes with
the laundry, one is filed, an done is marked through the cash register
for charges. A similar system is used for dry cleaning tickets.
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Disposition Instructions: Destroy in office after 1 year.
PRODUCTION REPORT. Report sheet for recording laundry activities (i.e.,
the number of pounds of laundry, dry cleaning, shirts, pressing, etc.)
weekly.
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Disposition Instructions: Destroy in office after 1 year.
STUDENT LINEN TICKETS. Tickers for linens furnished to students.
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Disposition Instructions: Destroy in office after 1 year.
TIME CARDS. Time sheets for work study students.