Lab Guidelines
Access to the facilities of the College's labs is a privilege and users are subject to certain rules governing the use of the lab. Students are also responsible for any damage to lab equipment.

Printing

• Limit printing to one copy per document. Photocopy machines and offset presses, not computer printers best serve the duplication process
• Proofread and spell check documents before printing. If the program has a print preview function — use it.
• Printing of large documents or repeated printing of materials such as rough drafts and electronic mail messages is not permitted.

Internet and Email Guidelines

• To ensure the availability of email service for educational purposes the college limits the amount of storage space allocated for each student's email account. Once this limit is reached the student must delete existing emails. The College also reserves the right to delete emails from a user account without notice to the student if the space limitation is exceeded. These deleted emails and data are not recoverable. The College will also limit the size of email attachments and reject any message that exceeds that limit. The College is not responsible for email messages that are not delivered to the student's account.
• All emails and files that exist at the time an account is terminated will be deleted and cannot be recovered.
• Use of student email is restricted to sending and receiving mail consistent with academic and scholarly activities. You must properly identify yourself as the originator of email messages, and refrain from using email for any purpose that is not consistent with the policies regarding the conduct of students at the College.
• Use restraint and observe the rules of "netiquette" in your email communications.
• Don't send messages or postings that may be construed as abusive or offensive.
• Don't send messages or postings for commercial or personal gain.
• Don't propagate chain letters or send the same message to multiple inappropriate newsgroups.
• Respect the laws governing the use of copyrighted, intellectual property, which includes computer software.

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