This document informs students that the illegal distribution of copyrighted materials may subject them to criminal and civil penalties and describes the steps that Pacific will take to detect and punish illegal distribution of copyrighted materials. Distribution of this information to students is required by the Higher Education Opportunity Act (HEOA).

Pacific University Compliance with the Higher Education Opportunity Act Peer-to-Peer File Sharing Requirements

College of Arts & Sciences Academic Misconduct Policies and Procedures, including Misconduct Report.

This document provides a general, college-wide meaning for the definition of course levels.

The purpose and intent of this policy is to create an environment that is consistent with Pacific University’s commitment to improve the health and wellness of its community by creating a smoke free campus.

This policy provides a universal framework for digital signage communication.

This policy concerns the development of mobile applications ("apps") by and for the university.

Quick Guide to Robert Rules.

The following procedures offer guidelines for communication in different situations, though every instance will be different.

Effective January 1, 2013, employees of Oregon public and private higher education institutions are considered by law to be mandatory reporters of child abuse for minors. 

This is the agreement and form to request a cell phone stipend for an employee.  For more information see the Cell Phone Service Guidelines and Policy.

The Code of Conduct outlines principles, policies and some of the laws that govern the activities of the University and to which our employees who represent the University must adhere. The Code of Conduct provides guidance for professional conduct. The success and reputation of the university in fulfilling its mission depends on the ethical behavior, honesty, integrity and good judgment of each member of the community. Those acting on behalf of the University have a general duty to conduct themselves in a manner that will maintain and strengthen the public’s trust and confidence in the integrity of the University and take no actions incompatible with their obligations to the University.  This Code of Conduct supersedes and replaces all prior Code of Conduct, Confidentiality of Records Agreement & Acknowledgement of Pacific University Policies and Procedures.

Code of Conduct, Confidentiality of Records Agreement & Acknowledgment of Pacific University Policies and Procedures - Spanish

This document describes the College of Arts & Sciences administrative structure and policies. The college faculty may recommend alterations to its administrative structure by vote of a majority of faculty members eligible to vote at Faculty Meeting. Major changes require approval by the Provost and the President. All votes described below are by the college’s full-time faculty.

Please submit this form for each new external consulting arrangement to the college dean or to the Provost for non-college faculty members. Please note that if you have paid external consulting work you also need to fill out the Conflict of Interest Disclosure Form.

This policy establishes a process and guidance for the development, review, approval, and maintenance of University policies and procedures. By implementing this process, the University seeks to enhance operational efficiencies and compliance with applicable laws throughout University operations and activities. Policymaking may be used as a tool for providing guidance and establishing requirements for the areas of the University community covered by the policy or procedure.

Policy template

Procedure template  

PUNID required to review documents.