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October, 2006 ResourcesEnforcing FERPA Can institutions be sued for violations of the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA)? That question and others are explored in “Gonzaga University v. Doe and Its Implications: No Right to Enforce Student Privacy Rights under FERPA.” Written by B.F. Sudbury, the Journal of College and University Law article (2003, 29, No. 3) reviews U.S. Supreme Court reconsideration of a student claim. Online Subscribers: Click here for the full story |
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