You will respect Marywood's commitment to spiritual, ethical, and religious values. For example, anything stored, transmitted or posted to the World Wide Web will be of a form and content that it could be posted on a bulletin board anywhere on campus. You will respect the limited resources that are shared by all users by avoiding such practices as printing large amounts of unnecessary information, using resources for personal purposes, or unnecessarily holding dial-up telephone lines for long periods of time when others are waiting to use these devices for academic purposes. The following is a warning to users of Marywood University's computing system regarding their right to privacy. When a person logs on to the Marywood computing system, that person becomes responsible for adhering to University policy and state and federal laws governing individual privacy rights and confidentiality.
Responsibility extends to access, use of information, and distribution of data from the system.
The above conditions of use have been established for the protection of all users but provide neither absolute security no unqualified privacy. Privacy is neither a goal nor a condition of the Marywood computing system. These computers are owned and operated by Marywood University, which reserves the right to monitor and record any action that you perform while using the Campus-Wide Information System. You need to be aware that an audit trail is kept by system management software of each of the component systems. Access to this equipment by members of the Marywood University community is not a right, but a privilege.