Common use of Account Administrators Clause in Contracts

Account Administrators. All social media accounts officially recognized by NCC must have a NCC faculty or staff member as an administrator at all times. The Marketing Department staff must have administrator access to all official accounts. Should a social media account administrator leave the employment of NCC or if they no longer wish to be an account administrator a new account administrator must be appointed before the employee leaves or discontinues account administrator duties. It is the current account administrator’s responsibility to designate another NCC employee to be an account administrator prior to being removed from that role. When a new account administrator is identified or if a new account administrator cannot be identified the Marketing Department staff should be notified immediately. NCC employees identified as account administrators are held responsible for managing and monitoring content of their officially recognized accounts. Account administrators are responsible for removing content that may violate NCC’s policies. If the post contains a direct or indirect threat to an individual or the College, please refer to the Emergency Action Plan for the appropriate response. It is required that you take a screen shot of the post before you delete it. NCC is not liable for any social media activities of its employees or actions resulting from social media use of NCC employees. In the event that an account is determined by the Marketing Department staff to be inactive, ineffective, or inappropriate, the Marketing Department staff will meet with the account administrator(s) to rectify the situation. If the issue is not resolved, the Marketing Department staff is authorized to close the account and remove it from public access.

Account Administrators. All social media accounts officially recognized by NCC must have a NCC faculty or staff member as an administrator at all times. The Marketing Department staff must have administrator access to all official accounts. Should a social media account administrator leave the employment of NCC or if they no longer wish to be an account administrator a new account administrator must be appointed before the employee leaves or discontinues account administrator duties. It is the current account administrator’s responsibility to designate another NCC employee to be an account administrator prior to being removed from that role. When a new account administrator is identified or if a new account administrator cannot be identified the Marketing Department staff should be notified immediately. NCC employees identified as account administrators are held responsible for managing and monitoring content of their officially recognized accounts. Account administrators are responsible for removing content that may violate NCC’s policies. If the post contains a direct or indirect threat to an individual or the College, please refer to the Emergency Action Plan notify ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ if student-related (▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇@▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇), or ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇ (▇▇▇▇▇@▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇) for the appropriate responseall other issues. It is required that you take a screen shot of the post before you delete it. NCC is not liable for any social media activities of its employees or actions resulting from social media use of NCC employees. In the event that an account is determined by the Marketing Department staff to be inactive, ineffective, or inappropriate, the Marketing Department staff will meet with the account administrator(s) to rectify the situation. If the issue is not resolved, the Marketing Department staff is authorized to close the account and remove it from public access.