If an alleged violation involving a faculty or staff member can not be resolved, the matter will be referred to the person s supervisor or appropriate authority. Such action will not be taken until the Assistant Vice Chancellor for Information Services has reviewed the matter and determined that such action is required to protect the University and its user community. Users whose information is removed will be notified of the removal as soon as possible. Users may appeal any such action by contacting the Assistant Vice Chancellor for Information Services. If the matter is not resolved at this point, all existing channels and organization structures are available to protect the rights of the individual who disagrees with the action.
Rules prohibiting misuse, theft, or vandalism apply to all software, data and to physical equipment.
This includes University owned data, as well as data stored on University computing resources by individuals. Software is protected by US Copyright laws, and all copying of software and data must be consistent with appropriate copyright and privacy laws. Conduct which violates these property rights is subject to University disciplinary action, including but not limited to revoking access privileges. Violating copyright laws. Software is never to be copied except as specifically authorized in writing by the license document from the owner, vendor.