Institutional data is any information, regardless of medium, used by or for the university to conduct university business. Owned and governed by UW–Madison, institutional data is a critical shared resource. Examples of it include: Student …
Data governance
A standard practice: data access and authorization
The Institutional Data Access and Authorization Standard requires that access to protected data, defined as data not authorized for public release, follow a minimum set of authorization steps and that the process is tracked and …
Behind the scenes: how data stewards protect and provide access at UW–Madison
Data stewards ensure UW–Madison’s institutional data is protected and available for appropriate use. John Dreger and Phil Hull, two data stewards for the enrollment domain— Financial Aid and Student Record data, respectively— abide by laws, …
Data governance roles: trustees and stewards and you!
Discover what Data Trustees and Institutional Data Stewards do at UW-Madison to ensure the integrity of institutional data. Learn about your role in data governance as a UW–Madison employee. Data Trustees. University officials with authority …