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139 The Adelphi student must chaperone his/her guests to an event; otherwise, guests will not be admitted. The same policy applies to reentering the building. ADELPHI UNIVERSITY • GUIDE TO STUDENT LIFE The Adelphi student must sign in his/her guests to ensure that the Adelphi student takes full responsibility for the guests. All guests must present at the door a valid photo ID (driver’s license or passport) and a valid document which has the signature of the individual to complete the guest list register. Identifying documents will be retained and returned upon exiting the building. Sale of Alcohol Proof of age: Individuals must be 21 years of age or older to purchase alcohol. A valid driver’s license or passport plus one other form of identification with the signature of the individual are required proof of age. Wristband: All individuals whose “proof of age” has been accepted by the security staff will be issued a wristband which must be worn at all times while in the venue. Designated driver: The University encourages the “designated driver” concept. The designated driver can request and will be issued a special wristband, which will entitle this individual to receive free nonalcoholic beverages at the bar throughout the evening. Drink Limit: There is a limit of one drink per person, per purchase. This limit will be strictly enforced by the beverage service staff. The University reserves the right to refuse, discontinue or limit any sale of alcohol and all services to any individual if that individual is suspected of being intoxicated, exhibits signs of intoxication or behaves inappropriately (such as stumbling, slurring of speech, etc.). Sponsoring Organization’s Responsibilities Members of the organization(s) or activity group(s) sponsoring a party at the Ruth S. Harley University Center in which alcohol is available for purchase are responsible for informing all individuals attending a sponsored event of policies pertaining to the sale, distribution and use of alcoholic beverages. Members of the sponsoring organization(s) must be present at the event. In addition, members must encourage their adviser(s) to also attend the event. Members of the sponsoring organization(s) are responsible for cleaning up any decorations and excess litter that collects during the event. Sanctions Any individual found to be in violation of the stated Adelphi University policies governing the use of alcoholic beverages, or the Ruth S. Harley University Center Alcohol Service Policies, will be subject to University judicial action.
INFORMATION SYSTEMS: ACCEPTABLE USE POLICY The information systems (including computers, computer accounts, microcomputers, printers, networks, software, electronic mail, video, telephones and telephone long distance and voicemail accounts) and all communications and information transmitted by, received from or stored in these systems are property of the University and are provided for the use of Adelphi students, faculty and staff, as approved, in support of the programs of the University. All students, faculty and staff are responsible for seeing that these information systems are used in an effective, efficient, ethical and lawful manner. The use of information systems is a privilege, not a right, which may be revoked at any time for misuse, including, but not limited to, violation(s) of this policy. Adelphi University will routinely exercise its right to examine the contents of its information systems and/or monitor its usage from time to time. Their contents may be accessed only by authorized University personnel. The following policies relate to their use and the University reserves the right to modify this policy at any time: The information systems are owned by the University and are to be used for University-related activities only. All access to central information systems, including the issuing of accounts, must be approved through the Office of Information Technology (OIT). All access to school, institute, college or departmental information systems must be approved by authorized personnel. Information systems are to be used in accordance with all federal, state and local laws, only for the purpose for which they are assigned and are not to be used for commercial purposes or non-University, personal, solicitous or union-related activities. Computer programs, electronic mail, voicemail and electronic files are presumed to be private and confidential unless there is suspected misuse or they have explicitly been made available to other authorized individuals. Authorized OIT personnel may access others’ files when necessary for the maintenance and security of information systems. When performing maintenance, every effort will be made to ensure the privacy of a user’s files; however, if violations of policies are discovered, they will be reported to the appropriate vice president and either the assistant vice president for human resources and labor relations for employee accounts or the dean of student affairs for student accounts. Fraudulent, harassing, illegal or obscene messages and/or materials are not to be sent, printed, requested or stored. Chain letters and other forms of Internet mass mailings are also not allowed. A computer account, electronic mail account or voicemail account assigned to an individual must not be used by others without explicit permission from the instructor or administrator requesting the account. The individual is responsible for the proper use of the account, including proper password protection. Information system accounts that expire, along with the files in the expired accounts, will be deleted. Accounts expire in accordance with the terms of the account. Email and voicemail messages that are older than the limit set by the system administrator will be deleted. For active employees and others who have an ongoing relationship with the University, such as emeritus professors, the account will not be closed and files will not be deleted without every effort being made to contact the account holder. The Office of Information Technology will assist in whatever way possible to its best ability and practices to help account holders archive their files. Software systems that allow access through the network to the contents of microcomputer files will not be installed on a microcomputer without the approval of the faculty or staff 140
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