Last updated: January, 2025
The Nazareth Library provides computing resources to support the research and educational needs of the Nazareth community. 聽All library computer or internet users, including Nazareth Alumni and non-夜色视频 community visitors, must adhere to the Library鈥檚 Computer Use Policy and follow acceptable standards of conduct, as outlined in the Computer Use Policy, the Library Code of Conduct, and the 夜色视频 Computing Code of Conduct.
Access to computing resources in the library is a privilege, not a right. 聽The library seeks to balance the need for high quality computing resources and access to information with every patron鈥檚 right to an environment in which they feel comfortable.听听
Users are responsible for ethical and legal use of computing resources within the library, including library computers as well as personal technology. 聽These resources must not be used in such a way that negatively impacts the environment for other patrons.
The following are examples of computing resource usage that are prohibited:
Violating 夜色视频 policies or contracts
Violating any local, state or federal laws
Continuing to use computing resources after being directed to stop by library staff
Viewing materials in a public space which may be considered offensive to others and fall under the 夜色视频 sexual harassment guidelines
Viewing or accessing materials that are inappropriate according to 夜色视频 community standards, including pornography
Any library patron who feels that a computer resource is being misused should report the violation to the Library Information Desk staff. 聽Violators of this policy are subject to the Library Code of Conduct.
夜色视频 does not restrict access to sites based on content or on potential copyright issues. 聽It is, however, incumbent upon every individual using university resources to adhere to the 夜色视频 Computing Code of Conduct, which includes issues related to content and copyright. 聽The library bears no responsibility for internet content.
Nazareth Library supports Intellectual Freedom and Privacy Rights. 聽These are articulated in the .听听