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If you do not read anything else, read the following!Methodist University Computer Use PolicyThe University reserves the right to modify and/or expand this policy at any time.1. All users shall respect the privacy of other users. This means that no users will attempt to access,copy, or disrupt the use of information that belongs to others. This includes e-mail files. Proscribedbehavior includes any attempt to or any hacking behavior. Any unauthorized attempt to accesscampus resources or any disruptive behavior on campus networks or systems will be dealt withimmediately and severely.2. All users shall abide by copyright laws. This means that copying or use of programs or files thatare not licensed to the user is forbidden. If you do not own a copy of a program, you cannot load iton your computer. You cannot load multiple copies of programs for which you do not own multiplelicenses. If computer software is loaded on a Methodist University computer and no license can beproduced for the software, the computer staff will remove the software from the computer.3. All users that are authorized to use the Methodist University Student Information System arerequired to exercise diligence and discretion to ensure that confidential information contained withinthe Methodist University Student Information System is protected against unauthorized disclosure.This means safeguarding passwords, as well as informing the Computer Services staff immediatelywhen a user suspects that security has been compromised. Each user is required to obtain a uniqueaccount and password and use only that account and password. Users are also required to log offany terminal when they are physically away from the keyboard. Each user must confine the use ofthe information contained in the Methodist University Student Information System to official needs.Individual users must not allow unauthorized parties to load software on their systems, and theymust not download information onto removable media without proper authorization.4. All users shall follow appropriate standards of civility and conduct and respect the feelings of otherswhen engaged in communication. This means that all users will identify themselves and restrainfrom any behavior or communication that might be considered harassing, discriminatory, or in anyway calculated to cause discomfort or embarrassment to readers or users of the communication.5. All users shall use Methodist University computing resources for University related work consistentwith the stated mission of the University. This means that no one shall use University resources forpersonal financial gain or any activity that would jeopardize the tax-exempt status of the University.The University will not be responsible for unauthorized debts or obligations incurred by users.6. All users will realize that, although there is no set bandwidth, CPU time, or other limit applicable to allusers of Methodist University computing resources, Methodist University may require users of theseresources to limit or refrain from specific uses in accordance with the principles stated elsewherein this policy. The reasonableness of any particular use will be judged in the context of all of therelevant circumstances at the time.7. All users shall abide by all applicable state and federal law pertaining to communications. Thisincludes the sending of chain letters on the Internet, which is a violation of federal law.8. All violations of the above policies will be investigated by University authorities and/or law enforcementagencies. At such time that a violation is discovered, the Computer Services staff will take theappropriate action to immediately curtail the activity. This includes, but is not limited to, the immediaterevocation of all rights on computer systems at Methodist University. In carrying out an investigationpertaining to the violation of any of the above policies, or the violation of any University policy, itmay become necessary for University authorities to examine files, accounting information, printouts,tapes, or any other materials. For reasons of potential liability, the University reserves the right tomonitor all communications on the University systems. Users should be aware of this fact and thefact that any computer correspondence can be used against them in disciplinary actions within theUniversity disciplinary system, as well as used as evidence in a court of law.9. Penalties for the violations of the above provisions may include, but are not limited to, expulsion,suspension, and discharge from employment and possible prosecution by state and federal authorities.10. Use of the Methodist University computer system(s) signifies acceptance of the Methodist UniversityComputer Use Policy.92
Intercollegiate ATHLETICSA primary goal of the Department of Intercollegiate Athletics is to provide positive, enriching programsthat complement and reinforce the educational pursuits and academic success of student-athletes. Wesubscribe to the philosophical statement of the NCAA Division III particularly as it relates to fair playand amateur athletics competition and must provide opportunities for educating and developing thewhole person.We endeavor to create and maintain an interactive environment, encouraging the development ofcharacter, loyalty, cooperation, teamwork, work ethic, leadership, and high standards of performance.The safety and physical well-being of all student-athletes are primary in every aspect of the program. Membersof the department promote the program through positive attitudes and examples as professional role models.The programs must afford for all who wish to participate an opportunity to qualify for team membership througha fair selection process. The University strives to provide fair and equitable programs for men and women.An intercollegiate athletic program is a traditional, desirable aspect of life within the University. MethodistUniversity historically has acknowledged this responsibility and continues to endorse this obligation. Intercollegiateathletics should contribute to the student athlete’s educational experience in a positive manner. Athleticprograms provide educational opportunities through developing performance skills, enhancing knowledgeof strategies and rules, providing unique social interacting, and developing personal values.Though intercollegiate athletics exist primarily for the student-athlete, the programs also affect theUniversity community. Campus pride, cohesiveness, student loyalty, and public relations can be enhancedby sound and competitive athletic programs. The athletic programs also assist in the recruiting andretention of students. Methodist University encourages and promotes good sportsmanship and expectsappropriate behavior and conduct at athletic events to be evidence of this statement of philosophy.Many opportunities for participation in intercollegiate activities are available for men and women.Methodist University is a member of the USA-South Athletic Conference and National Collegiate AthleticAssociation (NCAA) Division III. Our track team participates in the Mason Dixon Conference. Both theconference and NCAA regulations prohibit athletic scholarships. The University offers cheerleading formen and women, dance, and fields the following intercollegiate sports for men: baseball, basketball,cross country, football, golf, soccer, tennis, and indoor/outdoor track. The Lady Monarchs participatein the following intercollegiate sports: basketball, cross country, fast pitch softball, golf, soccer, tennis,track, volleyball, and lacrosse.As an NCAA III institution, we believe that the college experience for our student/athletes is a time for learningand growth…a chance to follow passions and develop potential. For NCAA III student/athletes, all of thishappens most importantly in the classroom and through earning an academic degree. The DIII athleticexperience provides for passionate participation in a competitive athletic environment, where student/athletespush themselves to excellence and build upon their academic success with new challenges and life skills.Student/athletes are encouraged to pursue the full spectrum of opportunities available during their time atMU. NCAA III athletics provides an integral environment for student/athletes to take responsibility for theirown paths, follow their passions and find their potential through a comprehensive educational experience.CheerleadersThe Monarch Cheerleaders are dedicated to the pride and tradition of Methodist University. TheCheerleaders cheer for football and men’s and women’s basketball. In addition, the Cheerleaders performthroughout the community. The Monarch Cheerleaders continue to maintain national recognition bydemonstrating excellence at the University Cheerleading National Championships.Melissa Hay, 630-7154STUDENT MEDIALocationThe office and newspaper and yearbook lab are located in Chris’s House..Photography TeamThe student photography team assists the Director of Student Media/Campus Photographer to help captureall events on campus for current publications including the student newspaper, yearbook, and the quarterlyalumni magazine MU Today. These photographs will be archived and may be used for any future publication.93
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2012-2013 Academic Year CalendarFal
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Dear Students:On behalf of the enti
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Alma MaterHail to thee, our Alma Ma
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What must all of us be prepared to
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AFFIRMATIVE ACTION POLICYMethodist
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c. Work for Hire. This term refers
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STUDENTS’ RIGHTS, PRIVILEGES, AND
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Contractual Scholarship are credite
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LIBRARY SERVICESDavis Memorial Libr
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CAMPUS MINISTRY CENTERThe mission o
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