The particular nature and goals of Lenoir-Rhyne College presuppose that everything done has some religious dimension. Standards of moral and ethical value inform the college's value-based education. The college holds as sources for value the Scriptures and the traditions of the Christian Church, as well as the insights of the arts and culture. It affirms and cherishes its relationship to the Lutheran Church, yet takes a broad and sympathetic approach to religious diversity. Religious activities designed to engage Christian principles and culture include regular worship services, student group programs, forums, convocations and regular interaction with the larger religious communities in which the college resides.
Every user is responsible for the integrity of computer resources.
All users of college-owned computing systems must respect the rights of other computing users, respect the integrity of the physical facilities and controls and respect all pertinent license and contractual agreements. The college reserves the right to limit, restrict or extend computing privileges and access to its information resources. Computer facilities operated by the college are available only for students, faculty and staff. Students, faculty and staff are encouraged to use the college's computer facilities for research and instruction. It is an offense not to follow the polices and procedures set by the College Technology Committee.