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Q: What happens to my membership status if I go on sabbatical
or extended leave?
A: If you're officially absent from the
campus for at least one quarter-a minimum of four months- you may
put your membership on leave status. You'd be exempt from payment
of all fees and dues for the period involved, but only upon advance
written notification. "Sabbaticals-in-residence" or absences
during the summer months do not qualify for this exception to monthly
payment of fees and dues
Q: What happens to my membership in the Faculty Center when
I retire?
A: Dues are reduced to $11.50 per month
for Emeriti members. This reduction in your fees would take effect
as soon as you notify the Faculty Center office of your retirement
in writing .
Q: Can I use my Faculty Center card in other UC Faculty Clubs?
A: Yes, because of reciprocal arrangements,
you may use your card at all other UC faculty clubs. Any charges will
then be reflected on your UCLA Faculty Club membership statement.
We also have reciprocal arrangements with more than 100 other faculty
clubs all over the world. If you're planning a trip, ask the office
for a list of participating clubs in cities you'll visit.
Q: Can a member sponsor a non-member wishing to hold an event
at the Center?
A: Yes, but the Center requires that
the sponsoring member provide a letter in advance to the Center assuming
full responsibility for all charges associated with the event. These
would include food, beverages, or any damage to the facilities. Reservations
in all cases would be made by the sponsoring member.
Q: May I bring guests to the Faculty Center who are eligible
for membership, but who haven't joined ?
A: You may bring such guests on rare
or special occasions, but this is discouraged as a regular practice.
Obviously, the Center can't monitor the eligibility status of all
its guests, so members are on their "honor" with regard
to this policy. Campus people wishing to enjoy the Center 's services
who are eligible for membership should share with other members support
of the club through regular payment of dues and fees. For a guest
only to reimburse a regular member for such direct costs as meals
doesn't begin to help sustain our club.
Q: I resigned from the Faculty Club some time ago, but now
I wish to rejoin. How do I do this?
A: You may reinstate your membership
within a 12-month period only upon payment of the fees and dues which
would have been collected had you not resigned. However, such payments
would not exceed the fees and dues payable for a four-month period.
If your absence was longer than 12 months, you may rejoin without
having to pay any back dues or fees.
Q: We would like information regarding computer networking
and Internet connectivity?
A: Please see the page regarding this.:
http://facultycenter.ucla.edu/network.htm
Q: Can I reserve a table in the Main Dining Room for Lunch?
A: You can reserve a table for as few
as two people in the dining room only if you select a menu (same entree
for everyone) in advance, your meal will then be served by waiters.
Q: Can I use a direct payment system for my monthly charges
so I
don't have to write a check each month?
A: At this time the best option is to
use a credit card, many of our
members are currently using this option. You need to give us your
credit card info. You will still receive a detailed bill each month,
but
you don't have to write a check. Please stop by the front desk and
complete a short form to get you started. Many credit cards award
airline mileage for your charges and this would be a great way to
save
time and postage and accumulate those miles!
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