By using Kenyon's information services, a member of the Kenyon community gives implicit consent to abide by these policies. Rights of Members of the Kenyon Electronic Community Fair and reasonable access. Open access to information is a precondition to one's personal and professional development and to the sense of community at Kenyon. Access to information, however, must be qualified by other people's right to privacy and their intellectual property rights. Ownership and acknowledgment of intellectual works.
Members have ownership rights over their own intellectual works.
Kenyon seeks to create the kind of environment in which its members may feel free to create and collaborate with peers without fear that the products of their intellectual efforts will be violated. Collection and disclosure of personal information. Members have the right to be informed about personal information collected about them, how it is to be used, and the right to review and correct that information. Members have the right to expect reasonable security against intrusion and damage to their electronically stored information. Freedom from harassment.