Chapter 300 Research, Intellectual Property, and Information Technology

I. Introduction

  The Board of Governors of The University of North Carolina has enacted Policy 500.1 governing research relations with private enterprise and the publication of research findings.  That policy addresses

I. Policy Statement and Purpose

Centers and Institutes are established within UNC Charlotte to strengthen and enrich programs of research, public service, or instruction conducted by University faculty and staff. They may also provide undergraduate and graduate students and postdoctoral fellows with added research opportunities, facilities, and assistance, as well as enhance students’ involvement in public service and educational activities.

I.  Executive Summary and Purpose

This document summarizes The University of North Carolina at Charlotte’s (the “Institution’s”) comprehensive written information security program (the “Program”) mandated by the Federal Trade Commission’s Safeguards Rule and the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act (“GLBA”).  In particular, this document describes the Program elements pursuant to which the Institution intends to:

I. Introduction

II. Scope and Coverage

III. Creation and Duties of the Faculty Copyright Education and Policy Committee and the University Copyright Dispute Resolution Panels; Consultation to the Chancellor

A. Faculty Copyright Education and Policy Committee

B.   University Copyright Dispute Resolution Panels

I. Policy Statement and Purpose

Electronic Communication Systems (ECS) are systems using University resources that transmit data electronically with or without human interaction (i.e., email, web, instant messaging, etc.). (See OneIT Information Security Glossary.)

I. Introduction

I. Executive Summary and Purpose

I. Executive Summary and Purpose

I.  Purpose

Information is a vital component of University operations, and it is important to ensure that persons with a need for information have ready access to that information. It is equally important to ensure that measures have been taken to protect critical information against accidental or unauthorized access, modification, disclosure, or destruction.