This website has been compiled from the best information available at the time of update. College policies are subject to change; any changes will be effective after having been communicated in writing to the Cambridge College community or click on the announcement section.

• Digital Millennium Copyright Act Policy - Downloading or distributing whole copies of copyrighted material for personal use or entertainment without explicit permission from the copyright owner is against the law. As a provider of Internet access to its community, Cambridge College has specific obligations under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, or DMCA. This document describes the rules and processes proscribed by the DMCA, and how they are implemented at the College.
  
  
• Network and Computers Acceptable Use Policy - Cambridge College expects all members of its community to use network systems with proper regard for the rights of others and the College. Abuse of these privileges will be subject to disciplinary action, as established by the operating policies and procedures of the College. The College reserves the right to limit access in response to evidence of violations of College policy or federal, state or local laws. All members of the College community are bound by federal, state and local laws relating to civil rights, harassment, copyright, security, pornography, privacy, and other statutes relating to electronic media.
  
  
• Intellectual Property Policy - The purpose of this Intellectual Property rights and copyright policy is to define the rights of Cambridge College, its faculty, staff and students with regard to the intellectual property rights and copyright ownership for works that they may create while carrying out their duties and/or responsibilities to the college.
  
  
• Policy on Use of Software - Cambridge College will provide copies of legally acquired software to meet all legitimate needs in a timely fashion and in sufficient quantities for all of our computers. The use of software obtained from any other source could present security and legal threats to the organization, and such use is strictly prohibited.
  
  
• One Computer Policy - In an effort to minimize the cost and responsibility of Cambridge College employees using both desktop and laptop computers, Cambridge College will now limit each employee to one computer. Supervisors will determine whether employees need desktop or notebook computers based on duties and positions.

  Exceptions are as follows:

  1.    Executive team members may have more than one computer for college-related use.

  2.    If a user experiences unforeseen circumstances such as a stolen machine, hardware or software issues, the IT Department will provide a loaner computer until the machine is fixed or replaced.

  3.    If an employee is working on a temporary special project, the Director of Technology may approve the use of a loaner computer.