Early discussion of a long-term fix will begin at a meeting next Tuesday March 23 from 8 to noon in room 205 of the Hamersley Library of the OUS HR ORP retirement committee, faculty reps, and Mike Heller (TIAA's actuary). This meeting is a primer on plan funding so everyone involved in looking at a legislative proposal on setting ORP rates becomes comfortable with the terminology and concepts. The meeting is a side conversation to help IFS (and faculty) respond to OUS's Govt Relations folks' request for suggestions to describe what would be "competitive, stable, and sustainable" legislative solution for the ORP.


Date: Thu, 11 Mar 2004
Subject: ORP meeting at WOU

Hi to all:
I've submitted a reservation for a meeting room with a capacity of 20 from 9AM to noon on Tuesday, March 23 for the following purpose:

I do not have Lisa's e-mail address readily accessible, so can someone forward this to her, please? Are there others who should be attending this session? Would PowerPoint capability be desirable? refreshments (WOU could probably find the $$ for coffee, decaf & hot water & tea bags) Peace to all Bob

Dr. Robert Turner
Associate Professor of Biology
Director, Honors Program
Western Oregon University
345 N. Monmouth Ave
Monmouth, OR 97361
turnerr@wou.edu
phone: 503-838-8224
fax: 503-838-8072


Date: Thu, 11 Mar 2004 10:40:11 -0800
From: "Denise Yunker" 
Subject: Re: ORP meeting at WOU

Bob,

Thank you for arranging the meeting room.

I talked to TIAA's actuary this morning, and he can join us by phone and will prepare a PowerPoint presentation. Would you like my staff to work with WOU on logisitics for phone, computer hookup, etc? If so, please let me know, and I'll ask Connie Lange for her help. If you'd prefer to do it, the equipment needs will be for a screen and phone line. I can bring the computer, projector and speaker phone, unless you have those available.

Would you mind if Iinvite the ORP retirement committee and a few campus leaders to join this worksession? I'd like everyone who will be involved in looking on a legislative proposal to hear actuary Mike Heller's comments so we have a shared understanding of how plan contribution rates could be developed to meet our goals. I don't have a proposed guest at the moment, but hope we can develop a master list jointly next week.

Denise


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