Re: [acupa-l] Video Surveillance and Google Glass

We try to avoid a policy for each technology. For research, if the Glass would be taking human subject images, we would require IRB approval. For classrooms, where we support faculty determining the right technology for the class, we encourage faculty to clearly state on their syllabi their stance

Re: [acupa-l] Conflict of Interest Policies

Our Board of Trustees actually authored our policy with our Legal department and it was approved as a Board action. That is an unusual policy step for us. http://www.oakland.edu/policies/406/Conflict of Interest Policy Theresa Rowe CIO On Wed, Jul 30, 2014 at 2:43 PM, Kimberlee Heberle wr

RE:[acupa-l] Conflict of Interest Policies

Hi Kim, We just finalized our policy in March of this year. The UT System has an online reporting mechanism that includes a publicly accessible database that will contain all managed COI's. Our scope is significantly broader than in previous versions. Conflicts of Interest, Conflicts of Commit

[acupa-l] Conflict of Interest Policies

Hello, I am currently conducting research on Conflict of Interest policies for small, private, non-profit, non-research universities, specifically how they deal with Conflict of Interest for Regents, staff, and faculty. If your institution meets the criteria above and you have any information o

[acupa-l] Video Surveillance and Google Glass

Good morning, ACUPA, We at Iowa State U. have been working on a policy governing the use of video surveillance on campus. The subject of Google Glass or other such devices has come up on NACUANET (attorneys' listserv) and I would like to pass along this question to ACUPA, as well: "We are exam

RE:[acupa-l] acupa-l digest: July 29, 2014

UVU's policy on nepotism can be viewed here. Please let me know if you have any questions. n Cara O'Sullivan, Policy Officer, Utah Valley University, Orem, Utah -