WHAT ARE THE BASIC RULES?
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Student educational records are considered
confidential and may not be released without the
written consent of the student.
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As a faculty or staff member you have a
responsibility to protect educational records in
your possession. Do not allow anyone else to
use your username and password to log onto Banner
or RaiderNet. Also don't leave Banner or
RaiderNet reports or screen prints where others may
see the information. It is important not to
leave your computer unattended when logged onto
Banner or RaiderNet and position your computer
monitor where those entering your office may not
view student information.
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Some information is considered public
(sometimes called "Directory Information").
This information can be released without the
student's written permission. However, the
student may opt to consider this information
confidential as well. Directory Information
is: name, address, e-mail address, telephone
listing, photograph, year and place of birth,
major field of study, enrolled hours, student level
(freshman, sophomore, etc.), participation in
officially recognized activities and sports, height
and weight of athletes, dates of attendance,
degrees and dates conferred, awards and dates
received, and the most recent educational agency or
institution attended by the student.
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You have access to information only for
legitimate use in completion of your
responsibilities as a university employee.
Need to know is the basic principle-not
curiosity.
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If you are ever in doubt, do not release
any information until you contact the Registrar's
(Records) Office at 615-898-5814 or
records@mtsu.edu.
The Registrar's Office is responsible for student
record information.
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