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Peter Kiewit Computing Services provides a way in which people who are
actively working to fulfill the academic mission of Dartmouth can have a
DND account when they are not a regular paid employee or student. Examples of
these types of people are temporary employees who are paid through a temp
agency rather than Dartmouth, visiting scholars, or research associates.
Friends and family members of Dartmouth employees and students are
not eligible for sponsored accounts, unless they are actively
helping to pursue Dartmouth's academic mission themselves.
Senior officers of the College must approve the creation of these accounts
to ensure the request is a legitimate one. Because the DND controls access to
many resources that are restricted to Dartmouth community members, ranging from
Library resources to networking resources, only those people who are actually
engaged in Dartmouth work should be granted an account. People with a sponsored
DND account have all the rights and privileges a regular employee or student
has, including using site-licensed software, purchasing items from Computer Sales
and Service, and acquiring computing support. If accounts are granted
inappropriately, the services that should be provided to those pursuing the
mission of Dartmouth could be delayed.
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