Policy Glossary

The individual responsible for establishing listservs, including members and moderators, and for setting specific listserv settings.

The College is providing a designated public forum for use by Campus Constituents and Unaffiliated Parties for peaceable speech and assembly. While gathered, all Campus Constituents and Unaffiliated Parties must conform to any and all applicable law and policy governing campus. Compliance with law and policy is required even when the law and/or policy is a subject of the demonstration/speech.

An individual’s state of being single, married, separated, divorced, or in a partnership with another individual.

Messages sent, unsolicited, to large segments of the college population using email, text messaging, or voice telephony.

Reduce the transfer of saliva and respiratory droplets to others and help block blood and other potentially infectious materials from the skin, mouth and nose of the wearer. They have multiple layers of different nonwoven fabric materials, which are fused together. (also known as surgical mask or medical face mask)

An individual whose email address is included in a listserv.

A microcredential is a cluster of learning experiences that focus on developing a particular set of skills and include some element of application. Microcredentials provide formal recognition of completion of these experiences and generate a badge. Geneseo-issued microcredentials adhere to SUNY Microcredential Definition and Terms. Through established governance processes, Geneseo approved integrative curricular microcredentials (ICMs) in spring 2020 and has been offering them on an ongoing basis since. ICMs have a curricular foundation (6-12 credits of coursework) and require completion of an applied learning experience with a self-reflective component. ICMs generate a transcript notation and a badge; other types of microcredentials do not generate a transcript notation. At Geneseo, Credly badges for microcredentials will be designed to easily distinguish them from other types of badges.

An individual’s participation in the armed forces.

Individual(s) responsible for maintaining appropriate protocols for a particular listserv. May also approve messages sent via the listserv.

Authentication using two or more different factors to achieve authentication. Factors include: (i) something you know (e.g., password/PIN); (ii) something you have (e.g., cryptographic identification device, token); or (iii) something you are (e.g., biometric). Source: csrc.nist.gov/glossary/term/mfa