• Share the work we do at CCA, reposting content from our flagship or sub-brand accounts.

• Disclose your affiliation with CCA and indicate views/opinions are your own in your profile bio:
Ex: Rachel Berger, faculty at @cacollegeofarts / @ccagd. Thoughts and views shared here are my own.

• Maintain respectful online interactions. Engage with the social media community the same way we show up for one another on campus.

• Be mindful of what you’re communicating and how it might damage CCA’s reputation and public perception.

• Share the work you do at CCA: what your students made in the classroom or promoting an on-campus exhibition, for example.

• Seek express permission from your students and colleagues before sharing their work or photos/videos of them.

• Follow the CCA’s official social media accounts.

• Using CCA’s primary logo as their profile picture.

• Doxxing, or publishing personal and confidential information online, is prohibited in alignment with the CCA Employee and Faculty Handbooks.

• Posting content that violates intellectual property rights or any terms and conditions of third-party sites.

• Posting content intended to incite violence or hatred, including hate speech, threats of violence, harassment, bullying, discriminatory remarks, and any content that encourages harm against individuals or groups based on race, ethnicity, religion, gender, sexual orientation, disabilities, or any other characteristic.

• Publishing social media ads and creating boosted posts for their program on behalf of the college.

• Refrain from using discriminatory comments, personal insults, libel, or slander when commenting about the college, their coworkers, or the college’s competitors.

• Responding to criticism in the comments, posts, or direct messages about the college.