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Students will need to:

1. Go to eCampus tile,
2. Click the graduation cap icon located in the top-right corner of the page
3. Click Go to my connections
4. Click Add My First Connection or Add Connection
5. Enter the person鈥檚 email then choose their relationship to the student.
6. Click the Continue button.
7. Select which options you would like the other person to have access to by checking the boxes.

To approve a pending request:

1. Click the pointer across from their name. You may choose which options you would like to allow and make changes to the request.
2. Click the Grant Access button.
3. Click the pointer across from the name of the person whose access you want to change or cancel.
4. Click the Update Connection button to save those changes

To cancel connections:

1. Click the Cancel Connection button

Students can change or cancel any access granted at any point in time.

Electronic FERPA authorization occurs 24 hours after the student grants a parent/family member access to their student records. Parents/families view student records directly through the .

Students can change or cancel any access granted at any point in time.

FERPA authorization only grants access to information, it does not grant the right to act on the student’s behalf.

The FERPA authorization will remain valid until rescinded by the student. Student FERPA authorizations will expire after 6 years.

The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) is a federal law enacted in 1974 that protects the privacy of student education records. It applies to any public or private elementary, secondary, or post-secondary school.

FERPA provides certain rights for parents regarding their children鈥檚 education records until a student reaches 18 years of age or attends an institution of postsecondary education (at any age), at which time all rights under FERPA transfer to the student.

Any student who attends college (at any age), including an online course or program, is considered an eligible student according to FERPA.

An applicant is not a student.

According to FERPA, education records are generally defined as any data or information directly related to a student that is maintained by an institution or agency (such as 糖心破解版) or by a third party acting on behalf of that institution to provide services associated with the student鈥檚 糖心破解版 education.

Education records may include student grades, transcripts, class lists, student course schedules, student financial information, records regarding a student鈥檚 employment at/by 糖心破解版, and student discipline files. They may be created or recorded in any way, including, but not limited to, handwriting, print, computer media, video or audio tape, film, microfilm, microfiche and information maintained in a computer database.

Education records do not include notes that are kept in the sole possession of their maker and therefore not routinely accessible to any other person. They also do not include any records created and maintained by 糖心破解版鈥檚 Department of Public Safety for law enforcement purposes.

FERPA regulations define Directory Information as information that would not generally be considered harmful or an invasion of privacy if disclosed and can therefore be shared without a student鈥檚 prior written consent.

A primary purpose of Directory Information is to allow the college to include this type of information in certain school publications, such as online directories, yearbooks, dean鈥檚 lists and other recognition lists, commencement programs, and sports activity materials. At 糖心破解版, Directory Information is defined as:

• student name
• address
• telephone number
• email address
• photo
• class level
• enrollment status
• major
• dates of attendance
• date and place of birth
• participation in officially recognized sports
• height and weight of athletes
• degrees awarded
• honors and awards received
• most recent educational agency or institution attended

PII is information that makes an education record 鈥減ersonally identifiable鈥� to a particular student, including but not limited to:

• student鈥檚 name or preferred name
• student鈥檚 parent鈥檚 name
• address of the student or other family member
• personal identifiers, such as the student鈥檚 social security number
• indirect identifiers, such as the student鈥檚 date of birth, place of birth, or mother鈥檚 maiden name
• other information that, alone or in combination, is linked or linkable to a specific student, and which would allow a reasonable person in the school community to identify the student
• information requested by a person who the college reasonably believes knows the identity of the student to whom the education record relates

Custodians are University employees or offices responsible for maintaining education records.

At 糖心破解版, custodians include:

• Office of Admissions (admissions records)
• One Stop Student Services Center (registration records, academic records, transcripts/degree information, financial and financial aid records)
• Office of Academic Services and Retention (advisement and academic records)
• Center for Career and Professional Development (employment credential files)
• Office of Student Conduct and Community Standards (student conduct records)

School officials include faculty and staff with the professional responsibility of carrying out a student鈥檚 education, discipline, service or benefit, and to maintain the safety and security of the campus. School officials may have a 鈥渓egitimate educational interest鈥� to access a student鈥檚 education records without prior consent.

In accordance with FERPA, a school official may have a 鈥渓egitimate educational interest鈥� in accessing a student鈥檚 education records if it is needed to fulfill their professional responsibility of carrying out a student鈥檚 education, discipline, service or benefit, and to maintain the safety and security of the campus.

Prior to enrolling in college, the Family Education Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) gave both you and your parent/guardian the right to access and control your education records. Once you became a college student, FERPA transferred ownership of your education records directly to you, the student.

While your parent/guardian may have an interest in your academic progress, they are not granted access to your records without your written consent. According to FERPA, regardless of your age, as a college student you are considered a responsible adult who should determine who will receive information about you.

It is important to note, however, that an institution may disclose your personally identifiable information (PII) to your parent/guardian without your consent if you are a .

FERPA provides you, as a college student:

• the right to inspect and review your educational records;
• the right to request an amendment to your educational records;
• the right to consent to the disclosure of any personally identifiable information (PII);
• and the right to file a complaint.

Additionally, FERPA requires that institutions inform students annually of their FERPA rights.

Yes. All school officials are educated about FERPA regulations upon their hire and annually sign an agreement regarding the handling of confidential data.

To inspect and review any of your education records, submit a written request for the record(s) you wish to inspect to the University Registrar, dean of your college or school, head of your academic department, or other appropriate 糖心破解版 official. If the record is not maintained by that official, they will advise you of the correct official to whom you should submit your request.

You will be notified of a time and place to inspect the records you requested within 45 days of the receipt of your request.

Your right to inspect and review applies to your education records. It does not apply to the following:

• financial records of your parents/guardians
• confidential letters of recommendation for admission to an educational institution, employment, or to receive an honor or recognition
• records that are in the sole possession of the maker and not accessible to another person
• records created and maintained by 糖心破解版鈥檚 Department of Public Safety for law enforcement purposes
• employment records of an 糖心破解版 employee who is also a student
• records created and maintained by a health care provider that are used only in connection with providing treatment

To request an amendment to any of your education records that you believe to be inaccurate, misleading, or in violation of your privacy rights, submit a written request to the University official responsible for the record you wish to amend. Your request should clearly identify the part of the record you wish to be amended and specify why it is inaccurate, misleading, or in violation of your privacy rights.

According to FERPA, a school is required to consider your request but not required to make the requested amendment. If your request is denied, the University will advise you of your right to a hearing and those procedures.

If a hearing determines not to amend your record, FERPA grants you the right to insert a statement in your record that comments on the contested information and why you disagree with the decision.

A primary purpose of directory information is to allow the college to include this type of information in certain school publications, such as online directories, yearbooks, dean鈥檚 lists and other recognition lists, commencement programs, and sports activity materials.

In accordance with FERPA, your directory information is generally not considered to be harmful or an invasion of privacy if disclosed and therefore can be shared without your consent unless you explicitly request otherwise.

You may submit a Request to Prevent Disclosure of Directory Information form at 糖心破解版鈥檚 One-Stop Student Services Center, located on the lower level of Levermore Hall on our Garden City campus during regular office hours. This task must be done in person and a valid form of ID for yourself must be presented.

Note that, even after you graduate or leave 糖心破解版, 糖心破解版 is required by FERPA to honor your request not to disclose Directory Information until you withdraw this request/opt back in.

FERPA permits disclosure without your consent in the following circumstances:

• to school officials with legitimate educational interest
• to other schools to which a student is transferring
• to specified officials for audit or evaluation purposes
• in connection with financial aid to a student
• to organizations conducting certain studies for or on behalf of the school
• to accrediting organizations
• to comply with a judicial order or lawfully issued subpoena
• to appropriate parties in cases of health and safety emergencies
• to parents/guardians of a dependent for tax purposes under
• to parents/guardians of students under 21 regarding violation of federal, state or local law or any rule or policy of the institution governing the use or possession of alcohol or controlled substance
• to the victim of any alleged perpetrator of a crime of violence or non-forcible sex offense concerning the final results of a disciplinary hearing with respect to the alleged crime
• regarding the final results of a disciplinary proceeding related to a crime of violence or non-forcible sex offense if the student is found to have violated the school鈥檚 rules or policies
• and when the information being disclosed is considered Directory Information unless the student has followed the official procedure to notify the University in writing to withhold the release of Directory Information

You can authorize access to your educational records through the . This platform offers an electronic FERPA authorization, streamlining the process for authorizing access to your academic and financial information. FERPA authorization only grants access to information and does not grant the right to act on your behalf.

The FERPA authorization will remain valid until rescinded by you, the student.

FERPA grants you the right to file a complaint with the U.S. Department of Education concerning an alleged failure by the University to comply with FERPA requirements.

To file a complaint, submit it to the following address in writing within 180 days from the date you learned of the circumstances of the alleged violation. Your complaint must specify allegations of fact and reasonable cause to believe a violation has occurred, such as:

• relevant dates of the alleged violation and when the student learned of it
• names and titles of University officials and other third parties involved
• a specific description of the education record related to the alleged violation
• a description of contact with University officials regarding the matter, including dates and estimated times and/or copies of correspondence
• any additional evidence that would be helpful in the consideration of the complaint.

Family Policy Compliance Office
U.S. Department of Education
400 Maryland Avenue SW
Washington DC, 20202
Phone: 202.260.3887
Email: ferpa@ed.gov

The enables you to connect with your student by sending a request to access their records. Once the request is approved, you will gain access to view their information starting the day after approval. It鈥檚 important to note that the data is updated nightly, ensuring you have the most recent information available.

A parent or guardian can through .

FERPA authorization only grants access to information; it does not grant the right to act on the student鈥檚 behalf. The FERPA authorization will remain valid until rescinded by the student.

Parents and family can request access to:

• Class schedule and enrollment information
• Grades

Financial aid information, business account information and holds on account are not currently available through Family Hub.

While you, as a parent or guardian, may have an interest in your student鈥檚 academic progress, you are not automatically granted access to their education records without their documented consent, according to FERPA.

FERPA requires universities to protect the confidentiality of student Education Records and establishes guidelines for student access to records maintained by the University. It provides that, except in specified circumstances, no one outside the University shall have access to a student’s Education Records or any information from those records without the written consent of the student.

FERPA provides your college student with the following rights:

• the right to inspect and review their educational records;
• the right to request an amendment to your educational records;
• the right to consent to the disclosure of any Personally Identifiable Information (PII);
• and the right to file a complaint.

Additionally, FERPA requires that institutions inform students annually of their FERPA rights.

No, parents and guardians may not access their student鈥檚 education records without their student鈥檚 written consent. Information about their education records is best obtained by direct communication with them.

However, FERPA permits disclosure of a student鈥檚 personally identifiable information (PII) to a parent/guardian without prior consent if they are your .

1. Sign up for .
2. Complete a quick onboarding survey.
3. Select 鈥淒iscover Communities鈥� and add the options that interest you.
4. Update your profile by selecting the user icon located in the top right corner of the page and selecting 鈥淓dit my Profile鈥�.
5. Customize your notification settings by selecting the user icon and selecting 鈥淓dit Notification Preferences鈥� to receive alerts when there are updates or changes.

糖心破解版 notifies all our students of their FERPA rights in several ways:

• via this webpage
• in the Guide to Student Life handbook which is published annually by the Division of Student Affairs and is posted on the division鈥檚 website.

1. Log in to your account
2. Select the graduation cap icon located in the top-right corner of the page
3. Select 鈥淕o to My Connections鈥� and choose 鈥淎dd My First Connection鈥�
4. Enter your student鈥檚 糖心破解版 email address
5. Choose your relationship to the student
6. Create a 4-digit PIN
7. Select the records you would like to access
8. Select 鈥淐onnect to Your Student鈥� to initiate your request.

Please note that your student must approve the request before you can access their information the following day.

Parents/Guardians will need to

1. Log in to your account
2. Click the graduation cap icon located in the top-right corner of the page
3. Click Go to my connections
4. Click Add My First Connection
5. Enter your student’s 糖心破解版 email address
6. Choose your relationship to the student
7. Create a 4-digit PIN
8. Select the records you would like to access
9. Click Connect to your Student to initiate your request. Please note that your student must approve the request before you can access their information the following day.

instructions.

Your student must approve the request before you can access their records. Electronic FERPA authorization occurs 24 hours after the student grants a parent/family member access to their student records. Parents/families view student records directly through the .

Students can change or cancel any access granted at any point in time.

FERPA authorization only grants access to information, it does not grant the right to act on the student’s behalf.

The FERPA authorization will remain valid until rescinded by the student. Student FERPA authorizations will expire after 6 years.

Parents/guardians can cancel any access granted at any point in time.

Yes. FERPA provides specified circumstances when a student鈥檚 consent to disclose personally identifiable information (PII) is not required.

糖心破解版 may disclose a student鈥檚 information if determined necessary to protect the wellbeing of the student or others and/or if it is needed to resolve a crisis or emergency situation. Factors considered in making this assessment are:

• the severity of the threat to the wellbeing of those involved,
• the need for the information,
• the time required to deal with the emergency,
• the ability of the parties receiving the information to deal with the emergency.

FERPA permits disclosure of a student鈥檚 Personally Identifiable Information (PII) to parents/guardians without consent in the following circumstances:

• for tax purposes under ,
• if a student under the age of 21 is found in violation of federal, state or local law or any 糖心破解版 rule or policy governing the use or possession of alcohol or controlled substance.

Additional specified circumstances for disclosing PII without a student鈥檚 consent are provided above, in our Student FAQs.

As a Faculty Member and School Official with the professional responsibility of carrying out a student鈥檚 education, you may have a 鈥渓egitimate educational interest鈥� to access a student鈥檚 education records without prior consent. In doing so, your responsibilities include:

• protect the confidentiality of student records in your possession
• access student information only for legitimate use in the completion of your responsibilities as an 糖心破解版 employee
• follow the 鈥渘eed to know鈥� principle, only accessing the specific student information necessary for you to perform your job duties

In accordance with FERPA, a school official may have a 鈥渓egitimate educational interest鈥� in accessing a student鈥檚 education records if it is needed to fulfill their professional responsibility of carrying out a student鈥檚 education, discipline, service or benefit, and to maintain the safety and security of the campus.

Yes, however, FERPA regulations require that the student first submit a form to provide explicit consent for their parent/guardian鈥檚 involvement in their academic or advisement discussions with you.

The student鈥檚 academic unit (or the Office of Academic Services and Retention) will provide the form to the student. The student must submit it to the academic advisement official in person at the One Stop Student Services Center in Levermore Hall before the academic discussion takes place.