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Students: 1. Login to One Access and select the MyBC tile. 2. Bring cursor to the “Personal” tab and select “Change Address.” 3. Review and update as necessary. 4. Scroll down to the bottom of the page and click “Update.” Privacy of Your Records FERPA and the Parent of the Student The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) is a Federal law that protects the privacy of student education records. According to Federal FERPA Regulations 34 CFR 99, and Florida Statute 1002.22, the parents of a student who has reached the age of 18 years or is enrolled in a post-secondary program no longer have any rights under the provisions of this policy, unless the student gives written consent to release the information to the student’s parents. Any student who would like to allow another person to access their education records must complete a FERPA Release Form. FERPA and Directory Information FERPA also allows Broward College to release “directory information” without obtaining the prior consent of the student. The following is what Broward College considers directory information: name, enrollment status, degrees and awards received, and statistics pertaining to a student’s participation in officially recognized sports and activities. Students have the right, under FERPA, to “opt-out” of the release of directory information by submitting a FERPA Directory Information Opt-Out Form. Students who opt-out of the release of directory information will also be considered to have opted out of the release of military recruitment information. If you have questions related to FERPA processing, please send an email to FERPA@ broward.edu. For more information, please review the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ). Student ID Cards All degree-seeking students are given a student ID card, which may be obtained in the Student Life area of each campus. When on campus grounds, you are required to carry your student ID and show your ID when asked. Students who refuse to present their ID card are in violation of Article 10 of the Student Code of Conduct, Policy 5.24. The first ID is given free of charge — there is a $15 replacement fee if lost or stolen. Veterans of the United States armed forces will receive an ID card with a special “VETERAN” designation honoring their service. www.broward.edu 29
Your student ID card provides you access to: • Student services • Academic Success Center materials • Student activity center • Bookstore/financial aid verification • Wellness center Central Campus Bldg. 19, Rm. 101 954-201-6756 North Campus Bldg. 46, Rm. 133 954-201-2325 South Campus Bldg. 68, Rm. 190 954-201-8316 Online Photo Submission Use our online portal to easily submit the photo you would like included on your ID Card. You can submit your photo with a smartphone, tablet, or computer. Our office will then review the photo and notify you via your Broward College email if it is approved or denied. BC Carding Office reserves the right to refuse any photos that do not meet our requirements. Once approved, students can pick up their Student ID Card at any main campus Student Life office. All new students must be registered for classes to be eligible for an ID Card. View Virtual Student ID 1. Log in to myBC 2. On the main menu select Personal > View Virtual Student ID Title IX and Sex Discrimination Students who believe they are victims of sexual misconduct should contact the Title IX Coordinator: Jennifer Newell Senior Director, Student Conduct & Integrity Title IX Coordinator TitleIXCoordinator@broward.edu 954-201-4886 Students may also report sexual harassment or sexual misconduct by completing the Sexual Harassment/Sexual Misconduct Reporting Form. Depending on the circumstances, students may also contact Campus Safety at 954-201- 4357 (HELP) and/or local law enforcement. For additional information, please see the student sexual misconduct website. A complete version of the College Policy and Procedure regarding sexual misconduct can be found on page 91 of this handbook. 30 Broward College
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Page 5 and 6: About Broward College Mission State
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