Created to address the myriad of federal, state, and accreditation regulations that govern higher ed, the compliance committee provides advice, guidance, and support in meeting the University’s regulatory requirements. Committee members representing a wide range of departments work to strengthen Palo Alto University’s compliance with federal and state governing bodies as well as to identify emerging issues in the regulatory environment.
Primary Responsibilities:
PAU Business Office Payment Policies FAQs
PAU Business Office Payment Policies FAQs
Palo Alto University (PAU) instituted Payment Policies starting academic year 2018-2019. The student assumes responsibility for payment of the charges for educational services, which may include tuition, student health insurance, and other Palo Alto University charges for any and all periods of enrollment at the University.
Non-Degree and Auditing
At this time, the MA in Clinical Mental Health Counseling is unable to accommodate non-matriculated students. Classes offered under these programs will not be available for
Directory Information Policy
The Family Educational Rights and privacy Act (FERPA) declares that an institution may release certain information from a student’s educational record without the written consent and defines Directory Information as the following: “Information contained in an education record of a student which would not generally be considered harmful or an invasion of privacy if disclosed.” (1988 Final Regulations)
At Palo Alto University the following is considered Directory Information and may be released to a third party without the student’s written consent:
Coalition for Disability Advocacy and Education (CDAE)
2023-2024 Board
President: Ruby McCoy rmccoy@paloaltou.edu Treasurer: Alex McDonough amcdonough@paloaltou.edu Faculty Advisor: Dr. Charlotte Beard cbeard@paloaltou.edu
This service provides the capability to encrypt the entire hard drive of your Windows or Mac computer as well as removable drives. Such encryption is required for any portable electronic device—such as a notebook computer—that contains or may contain Restricted Use Information.
Computer and Network Acceptable Use Policy
This policy covers the appropriate use of all information resources including computers, networks, and the information contained therein.
Authority:
Approved by the Vice President for Business Affairs and Chief Financial Officer.
Applicability:
Applies to all University students, faculty and staff, and all others using computer and communication technologies, including the University's network, whether personally or University owned, which access, transmit or store University or student information.
Policy Statement:
Use of Palo Alto University’s
PAU Gmail FAQ's
How much space do I have in my PAU Gmail account?
The current maximum size limit for your mailbox is unlimited.
The policies listed below play an important role in maintaining a positive experience for everyone using Gmail. Be sure to check back from time to time, as these policies may change. Please also refer to Google’s Terms of Service for more information.
Spam, Malware and Phishing
Please keep Gmail free of spam. Some examples of spam or spammy behavior include: