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May 22, 2024 · Overview. McGill University (“ McGill ”, also referred to as the “ University ”, “ we ”, “ us ” or “ our ”) prioritizes appropriate handling of the Personal Information (as defined below) entrusted to us. This Notice, including Annex A, is adopted pursuant to McGill’s Policy on the Governance of Personal Information ...
The information in this Annex A is relevant to you if you: (a) agreed to participate in a research study or project run by researchers at McGill University; and/or (b) provided your Personal Information to another organization that shared such Personal Information with McGill for research purposes. With respect to case (a) above, the general ...
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The following outlines the information gathering practices of McGill Library for these websites: mcgill.ca/library, mcgill.on.worldcat.organd any other servers running publicly-accessible library services. The personal information you provide via web forms and email is always kept confidential. Examples of this type of transaction include but are n...
Circulation data about the borrowing and use of materials from the Library’s collection is completely confidential, and in most cases is kept for a maximum of five months. You may request information about your recent borrowing history from the staff at the Library Services Desk. Other records of patron interactions are also confidential, and may i...
McGill Library provides its users with access to many electronic resources (article databases, e-book platforms, etc.) hosted by third parties (external organizations), and it is important to note that these resources may have different policies with respect to data collection and sharing. If you are concerned about the privacy implications of usin...
McGill’s central Privacy Notice provides useful information about the use of Google Analytics and Hotjaron McGill websites.
If you have questions or concerns about this statement or any of the procedures and practices described here, please contact the Library’s Digital Initiatives department at: di.library@mcgill.ca
Jun 10, 2021 · Companies or organizations—for or not for profit—that offer teaching tools must sign an agreement with McGill University (not individual instructors) to respect Quebec privacy laws. In addition, unless students have knowingly consented to sharing their personal information and intellectual property with a third party, instructors must not ask students to use a third-party tool.
Feb 7, 2023 · by Oscar Johnson on February 7, 2023. McGill’s Policy on Safe Disclosure allows individuals to confidentially report misconduct or abuse of power at the university without fear of reprisal—a practice generally known as whistleblowing. The policy was created in 2007 and is a last resort for students when other university mechanisms have ...
also have the right to publicize and hold meetings, to debate any matter and to engage in lawful demonstration. 27 All University bodies constituted to make decisions of policy in matters pertaining directly to students must provide for student membership. 28 Recommendations for student membership shall be sought by the University from the
Apr 30, 2013 · On the revised Student Code of Conduct, concerns were expressed that there is no provision to make the results of a disciplinary process public. Dean of Students Andre Costopoulos explained that in Quebec student records are protected information. “We have a responsibility to protect privacy unless there’s a legitimate need to know,” he said.
