Information about these changes will be communicated as the framework is refined. To support stewards through this transition, the university will be providing targeted training resources. This initiative will help individuals to maintain uniform standards in data creation, curation, and the protection of confidentiality, integrity, and availability of university data, all while staying compliant with U-M policies as well as federal and state laws and regulations.
We also recognize the power of collective knowledge and experience. To this end, we encourage those responsible for stewarding the institution’s data to tap into our Community of Practice. This community is designed to facilitate connections and provide a support network for individuals who are navigating similar challenges and opportunities within the data stewardship landscape. Through these collaborative groups, stewards can share best practices, develop new skills, and remain at the forefront of effective data management strategies. Keep an eye out for information and updates regarding roles and the accompanying support measures.
- Data Stewardship
Roles, responsibilities, and policies affecting data stewardship - Data Management & Classification
Responsibilities and policies for handling and classifying sensitive data at U-M
Data Areas
- Academic Affairs
- Alumni/Donor
- Business & Finance
- Campus Safety & Security
- Employees & Students
- Information Technology
- Legal Affairs
- Medical Affairs
- Research & Sponsored Programs
- Student Life