“Significant Use of University Resources” includes but is not limited to: use of research funding; use of funding allocated for asynchronous or distance learning programs; use of telecommunication and data services beyond ordinary use; use of university computing resources; use of instructional design or media production services; access to and use of research equipment and facilities or production facilities; use of University Assets* such as paid employee time, proprietary information, intellectual property (such as patents, trademarks, and copyrights), logos, land and buildings.
The use of library resources, personal workstations, or personal computers are not typically construed as Significant Use of Board or University Resources.
*University Assets is fully defined in the University's Misuse of Assets Policy.