Privacy & Legal Disclaimers

Welcome to the Department of Mechanical and Nuclear Engineering's web site. The World Wide Web has become increasingly popular and there are a wide variety of web browsers available. For our web site, browsers such as "Netscape" and "Internet Explorer" are preferable for optimum viewing.

Please note that the information presented on our site comes from a variety of sources, including not only official administrative offices and sources but also unofficial sources and individuals. Although every effort is made to present current and accurate information, the Department does not author or edit all of the pages presented here and therefore cannot assume responsibility for all information. The author of each Web page is responsible for the content of that page.

Web Copyright:

With the World Wide Web, it is very easy to copy and reproduce electronic information that is taken from the Web and other sources. Respect for the work and personal expression of others is especially critical in computer environments. Violations of authorial integrity, including plagiarism, invasion of privacy, unauthorized access, and trade secret and copyright violation using University Computer and Network Resources are prohibited.

If you would like to use copyrighted materials (such as text, photographs, images, video, or audio files) on the web, you must have permission from the copyright holder. Photographs require signed photograph clearances. Always ask permission from the author if you would like to use information or images you find on the Web. At many Web sites you will find restrictions and guidelines for use of the material published there. When in doubt, get written permission. To report possible copyright infringement relating to Penn State, e-mail: security@psu.edu.

For additional Penn State guidelines on Copyright policies, see "Ethical and Legal Use of Digital Media" in the Policies section or at http://its.psu.edu/policies/digitalmedia/ or http://www.psu.edu/ur/copyright.html.

Privacy Information:

University Policy requires any computer, computer system, network or device connected to University Computer and Network Resources to be subject to and must comply with University Administrative Policies AD20 and AD23 and are also subject to Administrative Guidelines ADG01 and ADG02. The Department of Mechanical and Nuclear Engineering strictly adheres to these policies. Information that is submitted to us on our website remains private and is only used for the purposes described in the website.

Users may contact Matthew Lindenberg with questions regarding the privacy of the Mechanical & Nuclear Engineering website by contacting Matthew at 814-865-6232 or by E-Mail.