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Mission: Renaissance Standard Operating Policy 27 September 2003 Giving Our All in Every Class References: M:R POLICY 11 APRIL 2002 – PROGRAM DIRECTORS: THEIR PRIMARY PURPOSE M:R POLICY 23 SEPTEMBER 1993 – ASSISTANTS M:R POLICY 16 APRIL 1998 – THE FIRST ACTION OF THE ADULT ASSISTANT PROGRAM DIRECTOR M:R POLICY 15 DECEMBER 1997 – WHEN [...]
Mission: Renaissance Standard Operating Policy 21 September 2003 Program Promotional Actions The term “promotion” is often mistaken to mean just one thing – “advertising.” This is far from the only means of promotional actions that can be done by a person, group, or organization. I have written a number of policies regarding the subject of [...]
Mission: Renaissance Standard Operating Policy 3 September 2003 Senior Citizen Discounts So that there is no further confusion in the area of senior citizen discounts, the following is the only applicable policy. a) A senior citizen is defined as someone 65 years of age or older. b) There is NO discount on the tuition paid. [...]
Mission: Renaissance Standard Operating Policy 12 August 2003 Tracing Back the Line on Training Remedies It is absolutely imperative that any and all Training Remedies developed for a staff member also be issued on their senior or Staff Training Officer in charge of the area. As an illustration, imagine that the Quality Assurance Director walks [...]
Mission: Renaissance Standard Operating Policy 4 June 2003 Revised 23 January 2011 An Outpoints List for Program Directors The list below is a compilation of many of the common barriers to program growth. When a program is in decline the Director of Studio Services is to conduct this list with the Program Director. This is [...]
Mission: Renaissance Standard Operating Policy 15 April 2003 Cadmiums, Cobalts & Lead Based Paints and Mediums Reference: The Artist’s Handbook of Materials and Techniques Published by Penquin Books USA Inc. Author: Ralph Mayer Some oil paints may contain toxic elements like cadmium, cobalt and lead. Lead white (a.k.a. “Flake White”) was the only white pigment [...]
Mission: Renaissance Standard Operating Policy 14 January 2003 Estates Office; Preemptive Strike The Estates Office has, for several years now, been functioning on a wrong operating basis. The area has operated strictly on a “reactionary” basis, meaning that the Estates Officer would only go to a studio when he had received a maintenance request form [...]
Mission: Renaissance Standard Operating Policy 10 November 2002 Juried Art Shows I am often asked about why we don’t participate in juried art competitions, either as coordinators, sponsors, or judges. It is quite a simple answer. Our participation in this capacity presents a major conflict of interest for us as a group and for the [...]
Mission: Renaissance Standard Operating Policy 8 November 2002 Technical Materials; What to Do if Missing or Damaged In the event that you encounter damaged technical materials, such as studio workbooks, visual reference charts, posters please take the time to get them replaced right away. Do not allow the condition to persist as this effects student [...]
Mission: Renaissance Standard Operating Policy 29 September 2002 Customer Lists and Information I have recently been made aware of a practice whereby student information is being entered into personal computers of program staff. This practice violates the Trade Secret Confidentiality and Non-Competition Agreement that every staff member signs at the start of their employment and [...]
