Inclusion on web pages of audio, pictures, videos, movies, or paintings of people without their written consent. Use of copyrighted audio, video, images, text, or software on web pages without permission of the copyright owner. Use of the College's name and logos in ways that suggest or imply the endorsement of other organizations, their products, or services. Use of computer resources in such a manner that might cause congestion of the network, or that incapacitates, compromises or damages college resources. Smith College does not approve of the use of images or text which are abusive, profane, or obscene in e-mail or on web pages.
Some offenses are punishable under state and federal laws.
A repeat copyright violation will result in the immediate removal of computer access privileges. The college reserves the right to access the contents of electronic files during the course of an investigation and to disclose the contents during judicial proceedings. For more information on related college policies and sanctions, please refer to the college's Electronic Mail Policy, Procedures for Notification of Copyright Infringement under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act and appropriate sections of the Student Handbook, Faculty Code and Staff Handbook. Questions regarding this acceptable use policy should be directed to the Executive Director of Information Technology Services.