April 4, 2008
The Law, Digitally Speaking
Rapid technological change can leave colleges grasping for the right legal policies. Here are words of caution, and of reassurance
As new technologies emerge on campuses, how can colleges avoid legal land mines? What are the areas of greatest risk, and how should higher-education leaders deal with them? Three experts offered their advice at the Technology Forum: Beth Cate, associate general counsel at Indiana University, on data privacy and security; Steven J. McDonald, general counsel
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