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USU Instructions
Dean's Policy Memos

POLICY NUMBER

TITLE

PPM-002-90

Formal Delegation of Authority

PPM-004-90

Authority to Make Assignments

PPM-003-97

Inclement Weather Policy for USUHS Couriers

PPM-001-98

Display Cases

PPM-001-2000

Committee Appointments

PPM-001-2001

Personal Shipments

PPM-003-2001

Alternative Dispute Resolution

PPM-004-2001

Distant Education Policy

PPM-001-2003

Policy on Network Wireless Devices

PPM-002-2003

Use of Personally-Owned Equipment

PPM-003-2003

Policy on Personal Digital Assistants

PPM-004-2003

Policy on Network Passwords

PPM-005-2003

USU Modem Policy

PPM-006-2003

Policy on Automated Information Security

PPM-002-2004

University Space Committee

PPM-003-2004

Eligibility of Civilian Students for Master of Comparative Medicine Degree

PPM-001-2006

International Academic Activities

PPM-002-2006

Recruitment, Relocation and Retention

PPM-03-2006

Policy on Reimbursement for Local Travel

PPM-002-2009

University Committees

PPM-004-2009

Organization and Oversight of the University's Biomedical Instrumentation Center

PPM-002-2010

Appropriate Use of Special Project Funds/Education Program and Other Non-Profit Funds

PPM-003-2010

USUHS Video Tele-Conference (VTC) Use Policy

PPM-011-2011

Use of Automated Signature Equipment

PPM-002-2011

Standards for Animal Surgery within USUHS and USUHS-Sponsored Programs

PPM-003-2011

Blackberry and Cell Phone Services

PPM-004-2011

Approval of Outside Activities

PPM-008-2011

Guidelines for Handling Anthrax or Other Biological Threats During High Threat Conditions

PPM-009-2011

Office of the Secretary of Defense Senior and Junior Enlisted Members of the Year

PPM-012-2011

Technology Transfer Income

PPM-013-2011

Procedure for Periodic Review of Department Chairs

PPM-015-2011

Implementation of Visitor Access Control and Common Access Card (CAC) Inspection Program

USU Instructions
Dean's Policy Memos