Campus privacy, FDIC hiring

Easing campus privacy rules; The FDIC bulks up

Easing campus privacy rules

In the wake of last year’s massacre at Virginia Tech University, the U.S. Education Department has proposed new rules that would allow school administrators to share confidential data on troubled students. The rules would allow medical personnel in school clinics, for instance, to disclose information to security personnel without a student’s consent, if the student is deemed to be a threat. Educators say the new rules would clear up confusion about the legality of disclosing confidential information in a crisis.

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