University of Florida College of Pharmacy

Terms and Conditions of the University of Florida College of Pharmacy Facebook Site, including Policy on Posting Comments:

This Facebook page was created and is managed by the University of Florida College of Pharmacy Office of Development and Alumni Affairs.

The purpose of this page is to facilitate communication of program-related news and information to and between the Program and students, alumni, faculty, staff, professional organizations and prospective students.

Materials and/or comments posted on this page should be in keeping with the purpose of the page, as stated above. Materials/comments should not reveal another person’s protected health information, student records information, or any other information protected by existing privacy laws. Any such materials/comments will be removed.

The contents of the Wall, Discussion Board, and other areas available for posts on the UF College of Pharmacy Facebook page are the result of text submitted by individual Facebook members and UF alumni, students, faculty and staff, and do not reflect in any way the opinions or policies of UF or any of its colleges or departments.

Further, UF disclaims any liability whatsoever for any postings or other material which are or may become a part of this Facebook page and does not warrant or guarantee that the postings or other materials will not be offensive to a user of the page.

UF does not prescreen comments. At the same time, UF reserves the right to block the content of any post that violates any UF policy, rule or regulation or applicable law. UF shall also have the right to remove content from this Facebook page at any time, without prior notice, whenever it is deemed to be in UF’s best interest to do so.

Please be aware that all content and posts are bound by the following:
• Facebook’s Terms of Use and Code of Conduct
• UF’s policies, rules and regulations, including without limitation UF’s acceptable Use of Computing Resources Policy http://www.it.ufl.edu/policies/aupolicy.html, and other applicable law, including without limitation copyright law.

Florida has a very broad public records law. As a result, comments received are public records subject to disclosure to the public upon request unless otherwise exempt. Any materials/comments posted here will be retained for a period of time, even if they are deleted from the page.