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Ethics & accountability · Ethical pushback

A well-connected donor asks you to share a specific student's disciplinary and grade records "so we can decide whether to fund a scholarship for them." Your development office is eager to keep the donor happy. How do you respond?

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A student's disciplinary and grade records are protected, and a donor's generosity doesn't buy access to them — so my answer to the raw request is no, and I say it warmly but firmly.

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