The spring semester has ended, and for many students and instructors, that means a well-earned break from classroom activity. For others, the summer term is just gearing up. In fact, between all the summer sessions, Pitt offers more classes in the summer than during the fall or spring semester! Because summer courses are often condensed, the course structure and content may be different than in a full-semester class. Having all your tech ducks in a row is important for ensuring a good learning and teaching environment.
The ERM Program continues to be implemented across the University, with initial risk assessments currently taking place in Student Affairs and Pitt IT.
As the temperature rises and the days stretch longer, many students are gearing up for a well-deserved break from the school year. But for those who crave intellectual stimulation and want to get ahead in their studies, summer classes at the University of Pittsburgh offer the perfect opportunity to stay engaged and make progress toward their academic goals.
Research studies that receive funding from University resources, a grant, or a contract processed through the Office of Sponsored Programs are required to archive the data in repositories that are owned, controlled, or approved by the University.
Controlled Unclassified Information, or CUI, is information that the federal government requires you to appropriately safeguard and control from release. The federal government is increasingly using this designation, so you should be aware of its significance.
With the Office of Sustainability’s “We Are Papersavers!” program in full swing, the University is reducing its dependence on printing through digitization of paper processes.
When every click and keystroke can seemingly open the door to hackers, the role of cybersecurity is more critical than ever. At the forefront of this digital frontier is Pitt senior Kevin Fung, an information science major in the School of Computing and Information and a junior security analyst with Pitt Information Technology.
The Pitt community set a new record this year when they came together to show their generosity, commitment and love for the University during the eighth annual Pitt Day of Giving on February 27.
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