The Stopit Process Sweet Briar's computing policy document provides rules of use for the campus computing and telecommunications technologies . This document, which complements those policies, defines the process for handling policy violations. The approach is based on the premises that the vast majority of the users are responsible and that most offenders, given the opportunity to stop uncivil or disruptive behavior without having to admit guilt, will do so and will not repeat the offense. Many offenses are not direct threats to the integrity of Network Sweet Briar itself, but are violations of other campus rules, state laws, or federal laws for which there are enforcement processes already in place. The stopit process is designed to direct complaints to the appropriate authorities quickly.
Account holders are responsible for the use of their accounts.
If you were unaware that your account was being used in this way, it may have been compromised. The system administrator of the machine hosting your account can help you change your password and re-secure your account. Finally, the letter will identify an SRP member who has been assigned to the case. This stage makes sure the persons are informed of the policy violation and complaint and offers them the chance to desist without having to admit guilt. If that recipient repeats the offense, or commits a new offense, he or she will be invited to a mandatory interview with the SRP member assigned to the case.