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Rationale This policy outlines the transfer of discretionary accounts following the resignation or retirement of the College of Agricultural and Life Sciences (CALS) faculty who have spending authority for fee for service and gift accounts. Scope This policy applies to College of Agricultural and Life Sciences (CALS) faculty who have spending authority on discretionary accounts. […]
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Information Technology
This policy applies to any device, virtual or physical, used to conduct UW-related business, that connects to the UW System-managed network, and/or is used to access, manage, process, or store UW System data. Devices include endpoints purchased or obtained through UW–Madison and personally owned devices that are used to conduct the work of the university.
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Extension & Outreach
This document provides helpful guidance, clear expectations and uniform operating principles for our units with Extension Funded Faculty.
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Information Technology
This policy defines four types of information incidents: (1) loss or theft, (2) intrusion by malware or unauthorized access via the network, (3) physical intrusion, and (4) all others. Each type has criteria that make a possible incident "reportable." The policy requires the reporting of reportable incidents unless one of the exceptions applies. The Incident Reporting and Response Procedures are the implementation of the policy.
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Information Technology
This policy establishes an IT asset reporting program that provides the framework, guidelines, and requirements for reporting accurate IT asset data at UW–Madison.
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Information Technology
UW–Madison employees, contractors, and associates must ensure that media or devices in their possession that contain restricted or sensitive data are adequately erased, obscured, destroyed, or otherwise rendered unusable before disposal, or adequately erased before reuse for another purpose.
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Faculty Affairs
This policy outlines the requirements for modified duties for CALS faculty experiencing life events that impact their teaching or Extension obligations. It defines immediate family members, the scope of the policy, and the process for requesting and implementing modified duties.
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Business Services
Official functions can actively promote the university’s mission, support community value, and recognize and reward exceptional performance and service. However, the university must govern the use of the specific funds used to pay for official functions and ensure the appropriateness and reasonableness of all official functions and expenses.
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Business Services
Official functions can actively promote the university’s mission, support community value, and recognize and reward exceptional performance and service. However, the university must govern the use of the specific funds used to pay for official functions and ensure the appropriateness and reasonableness of all official functions and expenses.
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Academic Affairs
Faculty Affairs
Although formal teaching is an expectation for faculty, there may be some cases where a faculty may have funding and desire to request buyout of their teaching duties. This policy ensures a fair and equitable review for these types of transactions.
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