Student Handbook - Chamberlain

D. Sanctions
1. Any attempt by a user to breach workstation or network security, or to tamper with
a College computer, its software or the network will result in loss of computer access.
Downloading material relating to hacking or malicious code creation will be
considered an attempt at breaching network security. Any unauthorized software or
hardware modifications found on the computer system will be removed.
2. Users who have their accounts disabled should contact the Help Desk to find out
whom to contact to regain computer access. Minor violations may be resolved by
the IT Department or Help Desk.
3. Major violations will be referred to the Professional Practice Committee for further
action under the Student Code of Conduct. Depending on the nature of the violation
other portions of the Student Code of Conduct may also apply.
IV. Social Networking Policy
A. Purpose
As a student, you can play an integral role in Chamberlain College of Nursing’s social media
outreach. We encourage you to join our groups, participate in conversations and share your
positive experiences with others. It’s important to remember that as a Chamberlain student,
you have certain responsibilities when posting in social networks, even if they are personal
and private. We’ve assembled these guidelines to help you use social media effectively,
protect your personal and professional reputation and follow the policies of Chamberlain
and its parent company, DeVry Inc. (collectively, “Chamberlain”).
B. Guidelines
Because you are a Chamberlain student, many users will automatically associate your online
conduct and comments with Chamberlain College of Nursing, even with the disclaimer
that your views are your own. Therefore, we expect all Chamberlain students who participate
in social networks to understand and abide by the following guidelines. Failure to do so
could result in disciplinary or legal action. These guidelines will continually evolve as new
technologies and social networking tools emerge, so check the Student Handbook often for
any changes.
1. Be transparent. When you post about Chamberlain, please identify yourself as a
Chamberlain student. Remember that your comments do not represent the opinions
or views of Chamberlain College of Nursing. Please be clear about this so you do
not inadvertently misrepresent Chamberlain.
Do not post under false pretenses, and never hide your identity for the purpose
of promoting or discussing Chamberlain through social media.
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