The Information Technology Usage Policy Committee develops and monitors policies concerning computer, networking, and telecommunications use in order to provide guidance for faculty, staff, and students as well as to protect the interests of the University; addresses access, copyright, privacy, and security issues.

The Committee shall consist of at least 6 but not more than 8 members, with at least 3 from the Council.  The chair of the Committee shall be elected by LISC.  The Committee shall develop and monitor policies and review policy recommendations for responsible computer, networking, and telecommunications use in order to provide guidance for faculty, staff, and students as well as to protect the interests of the University. Such policies should address a broad spectrum of information technology issues including access, copyright, privacy, and security.  The Committee shall submit all recommendations for approval to the Council. Policy changes are then brought to the Senate if approved by the Council.

2007-2008 Members: 

   Chair:    Larry Raffalovich,Sociology (LISC member)

               Bill Ding, School of Business  (LISC member)
                   Fen Pan Chen, East Asian Studies  (LISC member)
               Martin Manjak, Office of the CIO  (LISC member)
               Robert Summers, CAS
               Thomas Hoey, IT