That communication should illustrate respect for others and a sense of personal integrity. Thus, communication that degrades or harasses individuals or groups is unacceptable. The need to communicate with respect and integrity is particularly important in our contacts with those outside of Calvin College. Our communications will reflect not only on the College but also on our witness as Christians. This includes unauthorized copying of copyrighted software, which is both unethical and illegal, and can subject both the individual as well as the college to prosecution.
Individual accounts are for the exclusive use of their owners.
Respect for one another's privacy Respect for others also means a respect for their privacy. Any unauthorized access to other's files, electronic mail, or other communications is not permitted. Likewise, unauthorized access into restricted system files is not permitted. Use of the computing resources at Calvin College is a privilege, not a right. Contact Nancy Zylstra .