Walk‐in inquiries, part 4: Creating your own pattern to follow

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Authors: Richard Rainsberger
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Abstract

It wasn’t so long ago that I made a confession. In response to a phone call from a prospective employer of one of our students, I disclosed nondirectory information without obtaining the student's written consent first. And although FERPA required the student's written consent for me to disclose, the circumstances justified my disclosure. The student got the job. And later, the student thanked me for what I had done.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Legal Issues in Education Higher Education Research Studies Education and Public Policy

Publication details

Journal / source
The Successful Registrar
Volume
26
Issue
2
Pages
3–3
Publication date
11 March 2026
Language
EN