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- Nondiscrimination Statement
- Sexual Violence Response
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- Student Due Process
- Weapons on Campus
- Alcohol and Drugs
- Smoking/Tobacco Use
- Copyright
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- Fundraising
- Distance Education
- Smoking/Tobacco Use
- Drug and Alcohol Conduct Guidelines
- Reasonable Suspicion
- Positive Test Results
- Rules for Programs with Required Drug and Alcohol Testing
- Threats of Terrorism (South Dakota Codified Law)
- Appropriate Use of Information Technology Resources
- Usage Consistent with Law
- Copyright Law
- Summary of Civil and Criminal Penalties for Violation of Federal Copyright Laws
- Systems Security
- User Accounts
- Responsibility for Security of Accounts
- Circumvention of Network Security
- Confidentiality and Privacy
- Interception of Network traffic
- Damage or Disruption
- Personal Gain
- Excessive Use
- Nonessential use of Laboratory Resources
- Billable services
- Acceptable Uses of Electronic Mail
- System-Provided Mailing Lists
- Guidelines
- User-created Mailing Lists
- Unacceptable Uses of Electronic Mail
- Cyber Bullying
- Intellectual Freedom
- Respect for Rights of Others
- Enforcement and Penalties
- Student Laptop Computers on Campus
- MTI Student E-mail Policy
  - Institute Use of E-mail
  - Application for Student E-mail Accounts
  - Expectations Regarding Student Use of E-mail
  - Responsibility for Security of Accounts
  - Faculty Expectations and Educational Uses of E-mail
  - Appropriate Use of Student E-mail
  - Redirecting E-mail
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Faculty Expectations and Educational Uses of E-mail

Since faculty members determine how e-mail is used in their classes, faculty can require students to check their e-mail on a specific or more frequent basis. Messages sent to Institute-provided aliases of official MTI student e-mail addresses are also considered official communication.