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Information & Technology Services PoliciesPacific Lutheran University provides information technology (IT) services in support of the university’s educational mission. IT services include computer labs, data and voice networks, classroom and instructional technologies, and various administrative information systems. Policies related to these services extend also to copyright infringement, content accessed or downloaded over the network (even with personally owned computers), and appropriate use

Kevin Berg Chief Information Officer and Director of Information Systems Full Profile 253-535-7737 bergka@plu.edu

interdisciplinary and intersectional approach to the study of racism, racialization and racial formation, both locally and globally. It draws on the GSRS program’s curricular strengths in teaching the social construction of identity, centering black feminist ways of knowing, analyzing systems of privilege and oppression through an intersectional lens, and imagining more just societies.   Our curriculum is founded on the belief that systemic racism structures everyday life and that everyone, therefore, has a

prompt corrective action to eliminate those hazards; and who is knowledgeable of the rules contained in this section regarding the erection, use, inspection, and maintenance of fall protection equipment and systems. Supervisors can use the evaluation form in Appendix A to evaluate an employee for appointment as a competent person. Competence must be demonstrated and training provided to establish and maintain competence. The competent person evaluates conditions: Identifies hazards Selects fall

Platform Support Policy The university recognizes that faculty have diverse needs for academic computing resources and wishes to provide centralized support whenever possible. This desire must be tempered with the recognition that university resources are limited, and not every request can be met. In its centralized computing support, the university has attempted to maximize its resources by supporting certain standard software programs and operating systems. Since the university standards may

Biology Department Learning Outcomes Students will demonstrate an understanding of the following key biological concepts. Diversity of life evolved from a common ancestor over time by processes of mutation, selection, and genetic change. Structure and function are related at all levels of organization. The growth and behavior of organisms are regulated through the expression of genetic information in context. Biological systems are governed by the laws of thermodynamics and chemical

availability of the systems or networks that enable access to the information. A security breach is the unauthorized acquisition of university data that undermines the integrity or confidentiality of personal information. Incidents are further differentiated between critical incidents (including security breaches) and non-critical incidents (such as temporary unavailability of a non-critical segment of the network). All critical incidents must be reported to the Office of the Chief Administrative Officer