Users who graduate or leave the College for any reason will have their computer access rights terminated. Misuse of College Computing and Informational Resources The Student Code of Conduct policy, FLB (Local), prohibits students from using College computing or information resources for unlawful or inappropriate behavior which includes, but is not limited, to the following: • Violating policies, rules, or agreements signed by the student regarding the use of technology resources; • Attempting to access or circumvent passwords or other security-related protocols and information; • Creating and/or uploading computer viruses; • Altering or attempting to alter, destroy, or disable College technology resources; • Using the internet or other electronic communications, including social media, to threaten other students, employees, or volunteers; • Sending or posting electronic messages that are abusive, obscene, sexually oriented, threatening, harassing, damaging, or otherwise illegal; and/or, • Using email or websites to engage in or encourage illegal behavior or threaten the safety of others. Noncompliance may result in suspension of access or termination of privileges and other disciplinary action consistent with College District policies. Violations of law may result in criminal prosecution as well as disciplinary action by the College. Intellectual Property Intellectual property laws extend to the electronic environment. Users should assume that works communicated through the computer network are subject to copyright laws, unless specifically stated otherwise. Potential Liability for Failure to Adhere to this Policy Failure to adhere to this policy may lead to the cancellation of a user’s computer access, suspension, dismissal, or other disciplinary action by the College, as well as referral to legal and law enforcement agencies, if appropriate. Please refer to the Student Handbook for more specific information about misuse of computing resources.
CAMPUS MOTOR VEHICLE RULES AND REGULATIONS Students All students utilizing campus parking facilities must properly display a valid Galveston College parking permit, and park in an appropriate parking space. Galveston College does not guarantee a parking place, nor does the absence of a parking space justify violation of the Campus Motor Vehicle Rules and Regulations. Students should consult the current Student Handbook and the Campus Motor Vehicle Rules and Regulations for specific information on parking including violations, fines, and appeals. Permits Students may obtain GC Parking Permits (with proof of current enrollment) free of charge from the IT Service Desk on the first floor of Moody Hall. All students who park an automobile on campus must display a valid parking permit on the outside lower left corner of the rear window. Permits for convertibles, pickups with temporary campers, and vehicles with a rear window sun shield may be displayed on the left rear bumper. Failure to display a parking permit as described above constitutes a parking violation. Students shall be responsible for all permits registered in their name, regardless of the owner of the vehicle. If a parking permit is lost, the loss should be reported, in person, immediately to the IT Service Desk. Where to Park Students with handicap / disability license plates or special handicap tags may park in any designated handicap space. All students may park in all parking lots and spaces not designated for visitors, for the disabled, for College vehicles, for faculty and staff, or as reserved. These spaces are reserved 24 hours a day seven (7) days a week. Warning! Vehicles illegally parked on the Galveston College campus may be immobilized or towed away at the owner’s expense.
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