Mission and goals
Understand the vision and goals of data governance.
University of Rochester
Guidelines and processes for handling data
Every day, data at the University are used. Whether created, stored, archived, reported, or deleted, data plays an important role across many disciplines. Data governance helps ensure that data usage is accurate and secure across the University. Learn more about data governance on the pages below, or see the latest updates from our office.
Understand the vision and goals of data governance.
See a detailed definition of data governance, and learn about different areas that this governance impacts
The Data Governance Council has endorsed the following data principles for the University.
Guidelines for using data responsibly, as well as consistent and meaningful data use.
Comprehensive data sharing process and frequently asked questions to help you maximize the benefits of data sharing and minimize risk.
Before doing an IT implementation or, even better, before going out for proposals, the Data Governance and Support Office would like to suggest the following questions to consider.
This policy applies to all information handled in the course of university business, including but not limited to education, research, healthcare, and administration.
Handling requirements, definitions, and guidelines for working with high-risk, moderate-risk, and low-risk data
The Data Governance Council recently endorsed a new framework for creating and assigning academic job codes.
Our data resources page contains information and links to helpful tools and resources related to working with data, including data visualization resources and IT web pages.
Explore the feed below for the latest news for what is happening in the data world at the University of Rochester. If you want immediate updates right to your inbox, join our mailing list by emailing datagovernanceoffice@rochester.edu.
Get in touch
The Data Governance Office at URochester is eager to hear information and feedback from the University community, including data users, data stewards, and those who work with, think about, or care about University data.