POLICIES, RULES AND PROCEDURES Page: NUMBER: 3700
BLOOMSBURG UNIVERSITY
BLOOMSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA
TITLE: Computer & Network Use Policy
ISSUED BY: Wilson G. Bradshaw, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs EFFECTIVE DATE: November 17, 1999
DISTRIBUTION: H & F
INDEX: LOG CONTROL CODE: 95296
DATE LOGGED: 2/9/2000
NOTES: Approved by BUCC 11/17/99
Preamble
The University seeks to maintain the security and integrity of its computers, networks and related resources; to support its other codes and regulations regarding harassment and abusive behavior; to protect itself from the legal consequences of copyright violations and the posting of defamatory material and to ensure that the computer facilities are used in accordance with rules and regulation of proper behavior and its educational mission.

The Policy
Access to the University's computing facilities and resources is a privilege granted solely to Bloomsburg faculty, staff and registered students and those with special accounts. All users of the computing facilities must act responsibly and maintain the integrity of these resources. The University reserves the right to limit, restrict or extend computing privileges and access to its resources and to remove or limit access to material posted on the University computers or being sent over its network.

Violations
Violations of this policy could result in a user's access to Bloomsburg University's computers and network systems being restricted or denied and being subject to procedures and penalties under other University policies, rules, codes of conduct as well as local, state, and federal laws.

Note:
Bloomsburg University understands that the rapidly changing computer environment requires that its computer use policy be flexible and adaptable. Therefore, in order to help educate the Bloomsburg University computer users and to provide quidance as to rights and responsibilities, appended to this policy is a list of EXAMPLES of behavior that are restricted, and QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS that are intended to help clarify rights and responsibilities. These are expected to change over time to meet demands of the changing issues we must confront.


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