Identity Lifecycles
Student Affiliations Lifecycle
The state transition diagram shown above shows what all states a UF and UF Online Student goes through right from becoming a Pre-Applicant to an Alumni. The ovals represent the student affiliations and the transactions are shown by the arrows. The events leading to the transactions are mentioned near all the arrows. The terminal state means the end of the state diagram or the life-cycle of a student.
Explanation of the transitions that take place for a traditional UF Student:
When a candidate starts the application process for admission into the University, he is in the state of a Pre-Applicant(211). If he completes the application process, he proceeds to the state of Applicant(190), otherwise, he comes to a terminal state. All the applicants who are offered admission come to a state of Newly Admitted Applicants(224). If they are rejected admittance, then they come to the terminal state.
Newly Admitted Applicant then becomes a Non-Registered(216) student. If he then registers for college credit courses, he becomes a Student(191). A student can go back to being a non-registered student if there is no active registration for him. If a non-registered student is not currently enrolled in any course but was enrolled in last 2 to 5 terms then he is in the state of a Recent Attendee(222). A recent attendee becomes a Former Student(215) if he is not enrolled for more than 5 terms.
A student can be a DCE Student(214) and an Innovation Academy Student(253) at the same time. As a student, he may or may not enroll for a continuing course or for the Innovation Academy Program. If a DCE Student is not taking any continuing courses then he becomes a Former DCE Student(238).
Similarly, a Former Student(215) can have a Former Student Subscription(249) affiliation if he chooses to get the subscription for GLID. This subscription can be renewed after 1 year.
The affiliations are described below (The Internet 2 MACE EduPerson Schema values are also mentioned along with the affiliations):
- Type 191: Student
University Registrar – Registered for any traditional UF college credit course regardless of the number of hours. Name and either SSN or Birth Date are required to declare a Student affiliation. - Type 263: UF Online Student
University Registrar – Registered for any UF Online college credit course regardless of the number of hours. Name and either SSN or Birth Date are required to declare a Student affiliation. - Type 214: DCE Student
University Registrar / Distance, Continuing & Executive Education (DCE) – A student, credit or not credit, taking courses through DCE. Name is required; additional identification may be provided. - Type 216: Not Registered Student
University Registrar – Not registered traditional student. Name and either SSN or Birth Date are required. - Type 261: Not Registered UF Online Student
University Registrar – Not registered, degree-seeking UF Online student. Name and either SSN or Birth Date are required. - Type 224: Newly Admitted Applicant
University Registrar – A recently admitted traditional student who has yet to attend or register for courses at UF. Name and either SSN or Birth Date are required. - Type 260: Newly Admitted UF Online Applicant
University Registrar – A recently admitted degree-seeking UF Online student who has yet to attend or register for UF Online courses. Name and either SSN or Birth Date are required - Type 253: Innovation Academy Student
University Registrar – Student in the Innovation Academy program for Spring/Summer on campus; fall off campus enrollment. Name, Date of Birth, SSN or Passport Number, and an Email is required for Identity management purposes. This affiliation may require special handling by some service providers at UF. An individual can be both a student and an Innovation Academy Student.
- Type 208: Alumni
University Registrar – A UF earned degree recipient. Name and either SSN or Birth Date are required.
- Type 190: Student Applicant
University Registrar – A person who has submitted an admission application to a traditional UF degree seeking program. - Type 259: UF Online Student Applicant
Admissions – A person who has submitted an admission application to a UF Online degree-seeking program. - Type 215: Former Student
University Registrar – Not registered student who has not been enrolled for 5 terms. Specific action must be taken prior to re-admission. Name and either SSN or Birth Date are required. - Type 222: Recent Attendee
A traditional student not currently enrolled, but was enrolled within the last 2 – 5 terms. - Type 264: UF Online Recent Attendee
A UF Online student not currently enrolled, but was enrolled within the last 2 – 5 terms. - Type 238: Former DCE Student
A student, credit or not credit, no longer taking continuing education courses at UF. - Type 249: Former Student Subscription
A companion affiliation to (215) Former Student affiliation. It’s used to qualify the former student for a GLID on a one year subscription basis. - Type 265: Former Applicant
Admissions – A traditional or UF Online student applicant that has been denied or a newly admitted applicant that has not matriculated.
- Type 211: Pre-Applicant
Admissions / Professional Colleges -A person who has begun the admission application process to a traditional UF program, but has not submitted an application. Examples of documents that may be used to begin the application process follow: application, transcript, financial aid application. Name is required; additional identification may be provided. - Type 258: UF Online Pre-Applicant
Admissions /Colleges -A person who has begun the admission application process to a UF Online degree-seeking program, but has not submitted an application. Examples of documents that may be used to begin the application process follow: application, transcript, financial aid application. Name is required; additional identification may be provided.
UF Workforce Affiliations Lifecycle
The state transition diagram shown above shows what all states a UF and UF Online Student goes through right from becoming a Pre-Applicant to an Alumni. The ovals represent the student affiliations and the transactions are shown by the arrows. The events leading to the transactions are mentioned near all the arrows. The terminal state means the end of the state diagram or the life-cycle of a student.
Explanation of the transitions that take place:
A member of the UF Workforce can be hired as a Faculty(192), an Employee or as a Staff i.e. the entity UF Workforce can concurrently be in the states Faculty, Employee or Staff. A Staff can be a USPS Employee(193) and a TEAMS Employee(195) at the same time. Similarly, an Employee can be a Clinical Faculty (219) and an OPS Employee(194) concurrently. The affiliations shown in the above state diagram are paid by UF. The UF Workforce also comprises of other affiliations which are not paid by UF. They are shown below.
- Type 192: Faculty
Human Resource Services – Members of UF Faculty Member pay plan.
- Type 193: USPS Staff
Human Resource Services – Member of UF University Support Personnel System (USPS) pay plan. Name and either SSN or Birth Date are required to declare a USPS affiliation. - Type 195: TEAMS Employee
Human Resource Services – Members of UF Technical, Executive, Administrative & Managerial Support (TEAMS) pay plan. Name and either SSN or Birth Date are required to declare a TEAMS affiliation.
- Type 194: OPS Employee
Other Personnel Services (OPS) – Temporary UF employees (Clinical Post Doc. Assoc/Intern, Fellowships, Federal Work Study Program, Graduate Assistant, House staff, OPS Faculty, OPS Regular, Student Assistant, Student Government & Housing) managed in the Human Resources Management System (HRMS) by Human Resource Services / Student Financial Affairs. - Type 219: Clinical Faculty
(formerly AEF Base Employee) Faculty who are appointed to a clinical practice plan at the Health Science Center (HSC). Practice plans exist for Medicine, Dentistry, and Health Related Professions. - Type 236: Recent Employee
An individual who has formally separated from UF within the last 30 days. HRMS job actions will designate the separation.