Serving as the central repository for all existing, updated, and newly developed policies and guidelines, the DGPU Policy Database ensures consistency in policy format, eliminates duplication, and enhances organization, accessibility, and search functionality. Policies are categorized for ease of navigation, and in some cases, may appear in multiple categories.
This database is designed to inform and guide the entire university community—faculty, staff, students, and administrators—by housing relevant university-wide policies, procedures, and guidelines. Please note, this is not an exhaustive list of all university policies. For additional assistance or inquiries regarding specific policies, contact us at contact@dgpu.us.
This section includes policies and procedures related to workplace practices at the university. Topics include employee benefits, training, professional development, and support services.
Covers policies that ensure the safety and well-being of the campus community. Topics include emergency preparedness, behavioral conduct, threat response, and environmental safety protocols.
EHS is committed to protecting both the university community and the environment. Its mission is to promote a safe, healthy, and compliant campus through collaborative partnerships and risk mitigation strategies in areas such as fire safety, laboratory operations, and workplace hazards.
This section outlines administrative policies governing the university’s digital and electronic resources. Topics include data privacy, IT security, regulatory compliance, and the ethical use of technology.
Outlines the core values and behavioral expectations that underpin all university and health system activities.
Defines expectations for employee compliance with all applicable laws, institutional policies, and procedures.
Describes protections for individuals who report suspected violations of university policy, including prohibitions against retaliation.
Details policies concerning personal gain or undue influence by university employees in positions of trust. (Research-specific policies are covered in a separate section.)
Regulates the official, licensed, and private use of the university’s name to maintain its integrity and brand identity.
Outlines the university’s Nondiscrimination Statement and its commitment to providing equal opportunity in all employment practices.
Describes the university’s code of conduct regarding sexual harassment, resources for support, and formal procedures for complaint resolution at both departmental and university levels.
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