I learned about the Nation Do Not Call registry (DNC) and that each state has an individual DNC registry. I also learned that violators can be fined up to $42,530 per incident. I also learned I need to register my number on this list! I learned that California is the only state that is not a member of the State Authorization Reciprocity Agreement (SARA), as such California follows their own state authorization requirements, even for distance education students. Lastly I learned that honesty is the best policy. Do not mislead to your students.
Once a number is registered. marketing efforts involving all to that number must cease within 30 days.
I learned that it is a $42k fine if call on registered do not call list.
Through this module, I have a better understanding of federal laws regarding being truthful with information, lessen spam calls/emails, and ways to phrase responses correctly.
I learned about regulatory practices surrounding marketing calls.
The Golden Rule is a good operating principle. If you called a business and wanted them to put you on the DNC list, it should be done. If you were going to school you would want to make sure the representative you were having a conversation with gave you accurate information and provided empathy and empowering options to help accomplish your goals.
In listening to this module, it is so important to follow these guidelines concerning patriots and their rights. Excellent information to be shared with your organization.
Hey team!
I found the "Doing the Right Thing" module training beneficial to me as it truly opened my eyes to laws and regulations, I was not previously aware of. As an advisor, I want to set the highest standards and treat my students with the upmost respect, so these regulations in place assist in doing that. For instance, I know of the "Do Not Call" registry, but there are many aspects to it that I was not aware of. This training will allow me to do right by my students and prospective students in an ethical and professional manner.
I learned about the CAN-SPAM and the different DNC lists/state lists
I learned more about the CAM-SPAM Act and Do Not Call List.
Hey Team,
I want to sincerely thank the college for providing the “Doing the Right Thing” computer-based training. The content was not only informative but also essential in helping me better understand the responsibilities and expectations tied to college admissions and student outreach. Learning about key topics like the national "Do Not Call" registry and other compliance-related matters gave me a much clearer picture of how to approach prospective students in a professional, ethical, and legally sound manner. The training offered practical guidance that has already increased my confidence and awareness in my role.
I truly appreciate the time and effort the college invests in ensuring that all team members are well-prepared and well-informed. This training reinforced my commitment to upholding the highest standards in everything I do. I am honored to represent Arizona College of Nursing and will continue to do so with the utmost professionalism and integrity. Being part of a community that values doing the right thing makes me even more proud to be here.
Kenneth
I've learned valuable information about the Do Not Call list as well as the CAN-SPAM Act. I didn't realize there were separate Do Not Call lists for some states, including Florida where I reside.
I learned that California is the only state that is not SARA. Also learn that working with post-secondary schools involves many legal considerations. We must provide accurate information; it is essential to avoid sharing misleading information. I learned about DNC, and CAN-SPAM ACT guidelines.
Qué es importante las regulaciones de cada estado y conocer las leyes que en cada uno las rige.
I find the content very interesting. In regards to electronic communication with students, the difference between commercial interaction and transaction/relationship interaction are specific. When communicating with my current students through my work email, I will evaluate my taglines to make sure there is nothing that could be construed as commercial.
Great refresher on the National Do Not Call Registry & the CAN-SPAM.
I’ve learned the importance of understanding legal regulations, especially in areas like postsecondary education, marketing, and communication with students, prospective students, and alumni. I’ve also gained insight into the distinctions between commercial, transactional, and other types of content, which are essential in maintaining compliance with Do Not Call (DNC) regulations and ensuring ethical communication.
I intend to apply this knowledge by ensuring that any communication I handle, whether for admissions or other purposes, follows the appropriate legal guidelines and regulations. I'll also be mindful of content classification and ensure that all interactions are clear, respectful, and in compliance with relevant policies.
It is important to be accurate and timely when handling communications with students and staff.
It is important to be honest and uphold integrity in student communications. We should not use ambiguous statements which are not factually varifiable. Federal and state guidelines are there to help us communicate better rather than impede us.
I learned the importance of institutions of higher learning to always promote ethical and honest behavior. Information should be disclosed accurately without exaggeration, and every effort should be made to ensure the student is fully aware of what he/she is signing up for.
