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  186.0 VII-2.00- POLICY ON ANNUAL PHYSICAL EXAMINATIONS FOR SENIOR ADMINISTRATORS 
  OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND SYSTEM
 
 
 
  (Approved by the Board of Regents, November 30, 1988)
 
 
        Recognizing the stressful nature of the positions they
  hold, and mindful of their great importance to the operation of
  the University System, the Board of Regents encourages the
  Chancellor, the Deputy Chancellor and the Vice Chancellors of the
  University of Maryland System, as well as the President of each
  institution in the University System, the Director of the Center
  for Environmental and Estuarine Studies, and the Director of the
  Maryland Biotechnology Institute to receive thorough annual
  physical examinations.
 
        The University of Maryland System will provide on a
  voluntary basis thorough annual physical examinations, under the
  auspices and through the facilities of the University of Maryland
  at Baltimore, at no professional expense to each of the senior
  administrators identified above who elects to receive this
  service.  Laboratory and other hospital fees will, however, be
  met by the individual, generally through his or her health
  insurance plan.