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Ralph Switzer - Service Contributions
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Financial support for service Projects funded:
To date:
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$187,000 to date - Affiliate teaching
funded by the College of Veterinary Medicine continues
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$304,000 to date - Provost Office funding
for University Mediation Officer
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Contributions to the effective operation of
the University:
University Mediation Officer 1991 - Present (1/2 time
administrative position)
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Redrafted entire Section K. of the CSU
Academic Faculty and Administrative Professional Staff Manual
to comply with new pre-deprivation judicial requirements
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Reviewed several department codes as
University Mediation Officer to assist in drafting internal
grievance procedure
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Interaction with President, Provost,
University Legal Counsel, faculty, and administrative
professionals; contact with more than 150 potential grievants
to date
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Member Search Committee; Associate Legal
Counsel for the CSU System, 1994-present
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Presented "Mentoring at CSU" for
University Libraries, November 1994
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Presented "Annual Evaluations" for
University Libraries, September 1994
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University Registration Appeals Committee,
1992-94
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Affiliate Faculty for the College of
Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences, present
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Appointed by President Austin to
University NCAA Professional Career Counseling Panel
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Speaker for CSU IDEAS Group, "Avoiding
Grievance", November 1993
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Speaker/Participant in Faculty
Improvements Committee Meeting, October 1993
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Participant in "Legal Issues Seminar", CSU
and DU Colleges of Business, 2 days, July 1993
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Invited speaker for Administrative Women's
Network, May 1993
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Invited by President Yates to attend the
Spring University Leadership Forum, March 1993
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Presented "Annual Evaluations" for
University Libraries, September 1994
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Speaker for CSU IDEAS Group, "Avoiding
Grievance", November 1993
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Speaker/Participant in Faculty
Improvements Committee Meeting, October 1993
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Participant in "Legal Issues Seminar", CSU
and DU Colleges of Business, 2 days, July 1993
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Invited speaker for Administrative Women's
Network, May 1993
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Invited by President Yates to attend the
Spring University Leadership Forum, March 1993
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Drafted University Procedure Statements
entitled:
- "Colorado State University Grievance Procedure and
Mediation"
- "Procedures For Using The Services Of The Title IX
Conciliation Officer And University Mediation Officer"
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Appointed by President Yates to a
Taskforce to Review University Grievance Procedures 1993
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Contributions to the advancement of the
academic profession:
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President of the Colorado Chapter of the
American Association of Attorney-Certified Public Accountants,
1995-present
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* Indicates limited support of graduate
students
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1994 COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY INCOME
TAX INSTITUTE FOR TAX PREPARERS, Fall 1994; 11 chapters
total *
- "Net Operating Losses", 62 pp.
- "Meals, Entertainment, and Travel Expenses", 39 pp.
- "Passive Activity Losses", 61 pp.
- "Self Employment Tax Problems", 58 pp.
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Participant in CSU/DU Legal Issues Seminar
(assisted with agenda development), July 1993
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Invited to facilitate "Conflict
Resolution" for the University Administrative Women's Network
in May 1993
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Invited to represent CSU College of
Business and to present paper at CSU International Conference
in Technology Management, April 1993
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Colorado Society of CPA's Course
Development Committee, 1993
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1993 COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY INCOME TAX
INSTITUTE FOR TAX PREPARERS, Fall 1993; 11 chapters total. *
"Tax Assessments and Deficiencies", 38 pp. "Property
Transactions", 46 pp. "Sale of a Residence", 40 pp. "Tax
Aspects of Divorce", 17 pp.
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1992 COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY INCOME TAX
INSTITUTE FOR TAX PREPARERS, Fall 1992; 10 chapters total. *
"Tax Ramifications of the Americans with Disabilities Act", 50
pp. "Depreciation Under MACRS", 46 pp. "Business Use of An
Automobile", 70 pp. "Moving Expenses", 30 pp. "Self Employment
Tax", 56 pp. Represented CSU at the Colorado Society of CPA's
1992 Employee Issues Conference, presented paper, July 1992
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1991 COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY INCOME TAX
INSTITUTE FOR TAX PREPARERS, Fall 1991; 11 chapters total. *
"Penalties: Preparer and Other", 106 pp. "Net Operating
Losses", 78 pp. "Property Transactions", 87 pp. "Sale of a
Residence", 40 pp. Invited to represent CSU College of
Business and to present paper at Mountain Plains Management
Conference, October 1991
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1990 COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY INCOME TAX
INSTITUTE FOR TAX PREPARERS, Fall 1990; 10 chapters total. *
"Depreciation Under MACRS", 46 pp. "Business Use of an
Automobile", 71 pp. "Moving Expenses", 35 pp. "Sale of a
Residence", 33 pp. "Assessments and Deficiencies", 50 pp.
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Disciplinary Group Coordinator, College of
Veterinary Medicine, 1974-present
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Taught a course for The Kellogg Project
Learning Resource Center on behalf of Colorado Northwestern
Community College in Craig, Colorado, 1989
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Professional Affiliation and
Licenses
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American Bar Association - Dispute
Resolution Section
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Member Federal Bar
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Colorado Bar Association
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Larimer County Bar Association
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Licensed to practice before:
- Colorado Supreme Court
- Federal District Court
- U.S. Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals
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American Institute of Certified Public
Accountants
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Colorado Society of Certified Public
Accountants
- Technology Focus Group
- Taxation Committee
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Financial Principal (Series 24 SEC
License)
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American Association of Attorney-CPAs
(President of Colorado Chapter / 1995-present)
Academic Affiliations
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Affiliate Professor, College of Veterinary
Medicine and Biomedical Sciences
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National Association of College and
University Attorneys
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Academy of Legal Studies in Business
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American Accounting Association - American
Taxation Section
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Rocky Mountain Business Law Association
(President 1976)
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Beta Alpha Psi
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Phi Delta Phi (legal honorary)
Offices Held in Professional
Organizations
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