Social Media
INTRODUCTION / OVERVIEW
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NCEA Social Media Policy & Online Community Guidelines
NCEA invites all prospective study abroad students, current NCEA students, alumni, academic affiliates, relevant industry experts, and students’ friends and family to participate in our social media sites/online communities. Discussion may include sharing experiences, asking questions, and communicating about study abroad or other relevant topics. To encourage this, NCEA maintains a presence on multiple social media sites, including, but not limited an organization, we work hard to ensure that our online communities feature appropriate content within a productive, respectful, and friendly environment. For that reason, we ask that all social media participants comply with the following policies:Â
- Onsite Emergency Reporting.
- Protect your privacy.
- Play nicely with others.
- Usage rights.
- Out of our hands.
- Rights reserved.
- Monitor and moderate.
- Your opinions and views are your own.
- Outside Services.