TxDLA Modifies Name of TxSAN Community of Practice to Texas Out-of-State Activities Compliance (TxOSAC)

TxDLA has changed the name of the TxSAN (Texas State Authorization Network) Community of Practice to the new and improved TxOSAC (Texas Out-of-State Activities Compliance).

This change to TxOSAC reflects an expansion to include discussions of foreign locations in addition to states and U.S. territories, and is a more accurate description of the scope. We encourage you to ask questions about your international and other activities such as authorization for foreign sites, or the effect of GDPR on your distance learning activities, etc. To join one of the TxDLA Communities of Practice, please visit https://www.txdla.org/communities-of-practice/.

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