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Use of computers in the learning areas for accessing social networking sites or use of computers for other purposes. Computer Use and the Law MAC computer users have the constitutional right to freedom of speech in electronic communications. However, all users bear responsibility for the content and consequences of their own communications. Federal, state, and local laws apply to all electronic interactions and publicly-presented online information, whether locally to the University of Minnesota or disseminated to one or more distant users via the internet. Among the most important of these are laws prohibiting: Harassment, verbal assault, threats, slander, libel, and sexual harassment. Grammar forging and delivery of anonymous messages with intent to harass or defraud. Gaining unauthorized access to systems. Software piracy, copyright and trade mark violations, and any unauthorized use of programs, databases, and privately owned files. Distribution or presentation of materials deemed by community standards to be obscene. Unlawful use of University computers may result in loss of user privileges, administrative action, supervisory review, and/or referral to the Office for Student Conduct and Academic Integrity. SERVICES AVAILABLE TO Academic Counselor in addition to college adviser Small group tutoring sessions Graduation planning coordinated with student and college adviser Identification of campus resources for students with special needs Access to learning areas Day and evening access to personal computers with numerous software applications Priority registration upon successfully meeting with college adviser Clarifying/monitoring of academic eligibility issues Academic monitoring via course progress reports twice per semester Career planning and development programs and services FILE NOTES ADVISORY FOR STUDENTS The University of Minnesota is committed to your success as a student, and wants to support your timely progress toward graduation and your career. You will be assigned an academic adviser to help map your journey through your degree requirements and undergraduate experience, and career counselors will be available to help you plan for your career after college. Advisers and career counselors generally keep file notes that summarize communication between the two of you, including meetings, email and phone calls. File notes: Help your adviser and career counselor provide you better service and are part of a web of continuous campus support. Move with you to your new adviser or major if you change advisers or majors. Are private.
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