tECHNOLOGY USE POLICY
The use of technology on campus is intended to support the mission of Urshan University in providing an excellent Christian education in a distinctively Apostolic environment and requires responsible, ethical, and legal use of network resources by all students. This policy sets provision for any form of network use on the campus or equipment including wireless Internet access.
TECHNOLOGY USE POLICY
TECHNOLOGY USE POLICY
All users are expected to abide by the guidelines set forth in this policy. Using Urshan University’s
computers and network is a privilege and may be revoked at any time for unacceptable
conduct.
Acceptable Behavior includes, but may not be limited to, the following:
- Using resources for Urshan University courses, research, functions, and correspondence.
- Respecting copyright and other intellectual property rights.
- Abiding by security restrictions on all systems and information to which you have access.
Unacceptable behavior includes, but is not limited to, the following:
- Using Urshan equipment for personal entertainment. This includes, but is not limited to:
- Watching movies or playing video games on classroom or chapel projectors.
- Cheating, plagiarism, or information theft through the use of logins or passwords of other individuals
- Wasting finite computer resources
- Accessing, examining, or attempting to examine file, mail, and/or data belonging to others
- Sending unsolicited, annoying, harassing, or obscene messages, including cyber bullying
- Distributing passwords or otherwise attempting to gain access to secure areas
- Invading the privacy of other individuals
- Damaging any Urshan University hardware or software
- Deleting any Urshan University-provided software or deleting data belonging to another user
- Using multiple terminals or computers simultaneously
- Installing unauthorized software, attempting to circumvent filtering or security software, downloading illegal or copyrighted material
- Knowingly introducing a computer virus; illegal file sharing, e.g. limewire; or bit torrent
- Violating any rules or regulations posted
- Accessing materials from the Internet (such as pornography and other questionable materials) which are not consistent with the Urshan University mission in maintaining a distinctly Christian environment
- Illegally downloading or pirating digital content
PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITIES
TECHNOLOGY USE POLICY
Violation will result in disciplinary and/or legal action and may result in a loss of access, fines, probation, and/or expulsion. Anyone who has questions about policy guidelines, or allegations of harassment or other irresponsible use of technology resources, should contact the Dean of Students. Federal law has established penalties for infringements upon copyrights, intellectual property rights, and privacy rights of individuals. The Revised Statutes of the State of Missouri (569.093-569.099) have established penalties of tampering with intellectual property of computer users, or computer equipment. Penalties range from a one year sentence and a fine of $1,000 to a five-year sentence with a $5,000 fine, depending on the damage caused. Additionally, the Digital Millennium Copyright Act can potentially fine students up to $30,000 per offense.
RESPONSIBILITIES
TECHNOLOGY USE POLICY
The aforementioned guidelines apply at all times while students are enrolled in Urshan College and on campus, including weekends, holidays and breaks. Students are expected at all times to maintain the spirit of these guidelines and in good conscience comply to the best of their
ability for the sake of the entire student body.
LIMITS TO GUIDELINES
TECHNOLOGY USE POLICY
The Johnsons
Our Senior Pastor Matthew Johnson has been involved in ministry for more than 25 years. Prior to full time ministry the Johnsons both worked in the healthcare field. Pastor Johnson is an Ordained Minister of the UPCI, received his MBA summa cum laude from William Woods University, received his specialty MBA summa cum laude in healthcare administration, and is board bertified in ambulatory surgery management.
Pastor Johnson serves on the Board of Trustees for Compassion Services International (CSI) as well as the UPCI Stewardship Advisory Council.
The Johnsons formerly served the executive team for UPCI Youth Ministries and also served as members of the Missouri Youth Ministries leadership team.
They are the proud parents of Abriah & Jace who are the joy of their lives, along with their two Goldendoodles, Opie Taylor & Ginger Lou. The Johnsons enjoy family time together kayaking, exploring the great outdoors, and also searching for new coffee shops wherever they travel.
The Venturinis
Nathan and Larkin Venturini have been married and serving in ministry together since 2018. They are looking forward to welcoming their first child in August of 2023. Outside of his involvement with The Sanctuary, Nathan is an Operations Analyst for Toyota Material Handling, and Larkin is a Speech Language Pathologist for Bartholomew County Schools. Larkin is a member of The Sanctuary Kids Ministry Team, participates in The Sanctuary Choir, and is involved with Bible Quizzing. They are glad to have made Columbus their home, and are excited about what is happening in the community and church.
Vaneesa McCreary
Vaneesa McCreary and her husband, James McCreary, married in 1998. Together they have one son, Jameson. Throughout the years Vaneesa has helped in a Private Christian middle/ high school office doing anything from state reporting to substitute teaching in various classes, as needed. In 2021, Vaneesa relocated and started working part-time in The Sanctuary daycare. Later on she was asked to fulfill the role as the new daycare director. From June 2022 to December 2022, she worked in each classroom to better understand the schedule and responsibilities as well as completed director specific job training. In December 2022, she officially became The Sanctuary Church Daycare Director.
The Gordons
Matt and Tamera Gordon have been married and have served in music ministry since 1997; as well as teaching music for many years. They have one daughter, Ava. The Gordon's have been a part of The Sanctuary since 2015.
The Ortizs
Jorge and Amy Otiz serve as our Spanish church pastors. Prior to their pastorship, they along with their 3 children, have helped in several missions works in various countries around the world.
The Vailes
Jonathan and Tori got married in 2014, have one daughter named Nora, and one dog named Gus. The Vailes have served as Children's Pastors at The Sanctuary since 2015 while also serving in many administrative capacities and other ministries. Prior to his transition to a full-time ministry position, Jonathan was a music teacher within the BCSC school corporation. Now, with his Master's degree in Business Administration, Jonathan is the Finance Coordinator and Children's Pastor. Tori is a 3rd grade teacher in the BCSC school corporation and serves part-time at The Sanctuary to support administrative needs.
The Sizemores
The Sizemores have served in youth ministry for over ten years, the past seven being the youth pastor's here at The Sanctuary. They lead our thriving youth and young adults group and are passionately serving in many other areas of the church. Mikayla earned her Bachelor's in Education from Indiana University and has been a special education teacher for nearly a decade. Austin earned his Bachelor's in Economics from Marian University where he won two national championships as a football player. They have been married for 7 years and recently had their first daughter Jade in 2021.
The McLaurines
Gwendolyn McLaurine MS, LMHCA, NCC completed her Bachelor's Degree in Journalism and a Master's Degree in Mental Health Counseling. She is a licensed mental health counselor in Indiana and a licensed professional counselor in Michigan. She is the owner of Living Water Mental Health LLC where she provides office and teletherapy services and specializes in helping individuals overcome the effects of childhood trauma. She has ten-plus years of individual, family, and crisis counseling experience. Gwendolyn is eclectic in her approach to therapy and seeks to use the most effective and appropriate method to address her clients' needs.
Gwendolyn is a wife, mother of two, and lover of shopping malls. She and her husband Reggie attend The Sanctuary in Columbus, Indiana, serving on the leadership team as assistant pastors
The Mullins
Assistant Pastors at The Sanctuary; Rebekka and Matthew Mullins have been married, and served together in ministry since 2004 and have 4 beautiful children. Matthew is Vice President at a global fortune 500 company and a partner and CEO of Equipping Leaders. With 20 years of pastoral experience, he also teaches global audiences, and offers coaching in strategy, human resources management, and leader development.
