Policy Details
- Policy Number:
- SAAP 07-02
- Original Approval Date:
- December 21, 2011
- Last Revision Date:
- July 1, 2026
- Authority:
- UW Board of Regent Policy Document 23-2
- Initiator:
- Vice Chancellor for Finance & Administrative Affairs
- Responsible Party:
- Associate Vice Chancellor for Human Resources
Contact
Questions regarding the interpretation of this policy should be directed to:
Human Resources
- Engelmann Hall, Room 125
- 414-229-4463
- hr-contact@uwm.edu
- uwm.edu/hr/contact-form
Purpose
This policy defines the privileges available to certain employees who have retired from UWM.
Scope
This policy applies to employees who have retired from UWM and receive an annuity from the Wisconsin Retirement System. It is separate and distinct from SAAP 07-05, Emerit Status – Faculty, Academic Staff, and University Staff policy.
Definitions
UWM Annuitant: A former UWM employee who has retired from UWM and receives a monthly annuity from the Wisconsin Retirement System (WRS).
Policy
A. Eligibility and Annuitant Privileges
Any individual meeting the definition of a UWM Annuitant is eligible for the privileges listed below, subject to availability, approval where required, and continued compliance with UWM policies:
- University Identification Card. A UWM identification card may be retained for access to campus facilities requiring a University identification card.
- Information Technology Services. Continued access to campus IT services, including an ePanther account, may be granted upon request and subject to approval under the Annuitant ePanther Account Terms of Service. Continued access to an ePanther account must be revalidated annually.
B. Responsibilities
Any UWM Annuitant granted access to any privileges under this policy must comply with all applicable federal and State laws, and UW System and UWM policies. This includes but is not limited to SAAP 7-3, Faculty/Staff Code of Conduct, and UW Board of Regent Policy Document 25-3, Acceptable Use of Information Technology Resources. Failure to comply may result in suspension or revocation of privileges.
C. Privilege Revocation and Limitation
All privileges described in this policy are discretionary, non-contractual, and revocable. UWM reserves the right, in its sole discretion, to suspend, limit, or revoke any annuitant privilege at any time, including but not limited to situations involving: abuse or misuse of university facilities, systems, or resources; violations of applicable laws or university policies; and/or operational, security, or business needs. Revocation or suspension of privileges may occur with or without prior notice, as deemed appropriate by UWM.
Policy History
- December 21, 2011
- Original
- December 1, 2014
- Reviewed
- August 12, 2020
- Reviewed
- July 1, 2026
- Revised