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The Effects of Including Personal Electronic Information on Transcripts (And Why Colleges Should Take Note)

By Husch Blackwell

Yesterday’s post by Sean Tassi on Husch Blackwell’s Higher Education Legal Insights provides colleges and universities with low-tech strategies to guard their data against criminal activity. The information in his post serves as a good reminder to remove unnecessary personal information (“PI”) on forms and documents.

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Originally published at bytebacklaw.com

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Husch Blackwell, The Effects of Including Personal Electronic Information on Transcripts (And Why Colleges Should Take Note), Byte Back (August 3, 2017) [The Library at LexBlog, LEX-WK-N6JPFF3C, lexpid.org/N6JPFF3C]

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