Substantial Misrepresentation is very easy to do, knowing or not. For FA, this could cause the department to receive a fine, and possibly you could lose your job. I learn a new word superlative, which are different adjective words. I learned that they are not allowed to be used from the school standpoint, however, an outside source can use in relating to the school.
Any statements made must be supported by facts and sources. Saying "Our facility is the best" is a misrepresentation, But stating "Our facility was deemed the best in 2020 by _______" would be factual if supported by a credible source.
All interactions with students need to remain professional and transparent. Especially if you're networking on Facebook. It's important to make sure you're not giving misinformation nor discussing other institutions with students.
I think all of the sections in this module are intertwined. Employees need to remember that they are all representatives of the school and need to be mindful in all interactions. We cannot give false or misleading information regarding the school when discussing the program, outcomes, etc. We need to maintain transparency any time information is being discussed.
