Policy Discussion Group

This EDUCAUSE discussion group focuses on developing, maintaining, and enforcing campus technology policies, and on understanding the legal and ethical environment in which those policies exist. Discussion topics include harassment, pornography, security, privacy, commerce, and copyright and intellectual property issues. Rodney Petersen (Senior Government Relations Officer and Managing Director of Washington Office), Karen A. Wetzel (Program Manager), and Valerie Vogel (Program Manager) currently serve as staff liaisons on behalf of EDUCAUSE. If you have questions or concerns about this listserv, please send an e-mail to policy@educause.edu.

The discussion list is part of the EDUCAUSE Policy program. Visit the Policy News website for the latest information or subscribe to the monthly Policy Digest to stay up to date on public and campus policy issues affecting higher education IT.

Leaders

Rodney J. Petersen, Senior Government Relations Officer and Managing Director of Washington Office, EDUCAUSE, rpetersen@educause.edu
Kent Wada, Director, Strategic IT and Privacy Policy, UCLA, and chair of the EDUCAUSE Campus Policy Working Group, http://kent.bol.ucla.edu/

Discussion List (POLICY-DISCUSSION)

Join or Leave List
Send Message to List (subscribers only)
Participation Guidelines
List Archives (fully searchable; includes ICPL archives, May 2003 – September 2011)

EDUCAUSE Resources

EDUCAUSE Resource Center
- Browse EDUCAUSE Resources - by topic or type
- Browse EDUCAUSE Connect on the topic of Policy and Law
EDUCAUSE Campus Policy Program
EDUCAUSE Policy
EDUCAUSE/Internet2 Higher Education Information Security Council (formerly Security Task Force)

Additional Resources

Association of College and University Policy Administrators

Please contact policy@educause.edu to share related resources you think are valuable.

Community Constituent and Discussion Groups Program Description Participation Guidelines		Policy Discussion Group This EDUCAUSE discussion group focuses on developing, maintaining, and enforcing campus technology policies, and on understanding the legal and ethical environment in which those policies exist. Discussion topics include harassment, pornography, security, privacy, commerce, and copyright and intellectual property issues. Rodney Petersen (Senior Government Relations Officer and Managing Director of Washington Office), Karen A. Wetzel (Program Manager), and Valerie Vogel (Program Manager) currently serve as staff liaisons on behalf of EDUCAUSE. If you have questions or concerns about this listserv, please send an e-mail to policy@educause.edu. The discussion list is part of the EDUCAUSE Policy program. Visit the Policy News website for the latest information or subscribe to the monthly Policy Digest to stay up to date on public and campus policy issues affecting higher education IT. Leaders Rodney J. Petersen, Senior Government Relations Officer and Managing Director of Washington Office, EDUCAUSE, rpetersen@educause.edu Kent Wada, Director, Strategic IT and Privacy Policy, UCLA, and chair of the EDUCAUSE Campus Policy Working Group, http://kent.bol.ucla.edu/ Discussion List (POLICY-DISCUSSION) Join or Leave List Send Message to List (subscribers only) Participation Guidelines List Archives (fully searchable; includes ICPL archives, May 2003 – September 2011) EDUCAUSE Resources EDUCAUSE Resource Center Browse EDUCAUSE Resources - by topic or type Browse EDUCAUSE Connect on the topic of Policy and Law EDUCAUSE Campus Policy Program EDUCAUSE Policy EDUCAUSE/Internet2 Higher Education Information Security Council (formerly Security Task Force) Additional Resources Association of College and University Policy Administrators Please contact policy@educause.edu to share related resources you think are valuable.
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