IT@UC Office of Information Security Hosts Spring Shred Event
IT@UC Office of Information Security will provide document-shredding to all students, faculty and staff on April 20 for the annual Spring Shred Event. Bring tax forms, bank statements, credit reports and any other personal or professional documents you want securely destroyed and recycled to McMicken Commons on April 20 between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m., or until the truck is full.
Plastic or metal, including paper clips and hanging file folders, must be removed before dropping off documents to shred. Staples are OK. Anything that cant be torn, such as plastic binders, is not allowed.
University records must be destroyed in compliance with the universitys records management policy. Information on proper destruction of university records may be found here or by contacting the university records manager.
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