All students are expected to be familiar with the handbook. The handbook contains the Affirmative Action Policy and the Academic Grievance procedures. The on-campus snack bar provides healthy, reasonably priced foods and daily luncheon specials for students. All access to computers and computer-related resources at Washington County Technical College is a privilege, not a right. This privilege is extended to students in order to assist them in their studies, and to the general public as a civic service and resource.
Priority is first to students, staff, and faculty, and second to members of the general public.
Due to the cost of supplies, printing may be limited. In the event of a shortage of available workstations, students, staff and faculty have priority over members of the general public. Any person attempting to install unauthorized software, uninstall some or all the College's software, disable, subvert, or otherwise defeat security and access measures may have his or her privilege to use the computers revoked. V. Plans have been made to expand our Internet capacity, so public access may become possible in the future. However, due to the increased costs associated with new network technology, fees may be required.