Seven papers and one abstract of a paper are presented from the 1995 CAUSE conference track on policies and standards issues faced by managers of information technology at colleges and universities. The papers include: (1) "University/College Information System Structures and Policies: Do They Make a Difference? An Initial Assessment" (Bruce Rocheleau); (2) "An Outreach Effort--The Connections Program" (Ardoth A. Hassler and others), which discusses efforts by the Catholic University of America to establish a computer network with local high schools; (3) "The CWIS Is Dead! Long Live the CWIN!" (Cedric Bennett), which compares the Campus Wide Information System and Campus Wide Information Network models of information exchange; (4) "Secure Your Network in Ten Easy Steps" (Roger Safian), an abstract of a paper on network security; (5) "The 1990s Challenge of Insulating the Institution with 1980s Information Technology Policies" (Susan Stager and others), which examines security, privacy, and legal issues; (6) "Reinventing the Wheel: Sometimes It's the Right Thing" (M. Shane Putnam), which describes the effects of systems reengineering on organizational change at Dallas Baptist University (Texas); (7) "Computer Security: Questions to Ask...Questions that Need Answers" (Louise M. Schulden); and (8) "Lock the Door and Throw Away the Key?...If We Cannot Provide Access to Data, Why Collect It? (Richard Pickett II and Darlene Quackenbush). Some papers contain references. (MDM)