Recently Revised Regulations

Policy 7-020 establishes the University's policy on authorship in scholarly or scientific publications. Visit the policy's webpage to read the full text, find information about the policy owner (primary contact for questions about the policy) and policy officer, and review the policy's legislative history.

Revised Interim Policy 1-006 and Interim Rule 1-006C change the University's conflict of interest policy in order to comply with federal regulations. The interim policy and rule will remain in effect until permanent versions are adopted, which is anticipated to occur in winter 2022. Visit the policy and rule's webpages to read their full text, find information about the policy owner (primary contact for questions about the policy and rule) and policy officer, and review the their legislative histories.

Revised rules R4-004A and R4-004B and Procedure P4-004G make changes to rules and a procedure related to the University's information security policy. Visit the rules' and procedure's webpages to read their full text, find information about the policy owners (primary contact for questions about the policy or rules) and policy officer, and review their legislative histories to see the specific changes that were made.

Newly enacted Interim Policy 1-021 and related interim rules establish an abusive conduct policy for the University. The three related (R1-021A for all employee except faculty and University of Utah Hospitals and Clinics (UUHC) staff, R1-021B for UUHC staff, and and R1-021C for faculty) rules establish reporting and resolutions processes for different classifications of staff. These regulations were established as interim regulations to comply with a state law requiring the University to have an abusive conduct policy, and will remain in effect until final versions are adopted, which is anticipated to occur by December 2021. Visit the policy and rules' webpages to read their full text, find information about the policy owners (primary contact for questions about the policy or rules) and policy officer, and review their legislative histories.