C.L. Lindsay - Campus Computing and the Law

Campus Computing Lecture Bio from Free Speech to Facebook

The advent of social networking sites like myspace and facebook have put both universities and their students in a precarious and, largely undefined space. Add to that the fact that students are commonly accused of online harassment, electronic stalking, copyright infringement, and software piracy and its clear that cyberspace can be a dangerous place, indeed. Attorney C.L. Lindsay III teaches students everything they need to know about their online lives: What their rights are; how the laws operate; what potential liabilities await them. And, most importantly, theyll leave knowing how to protect themselves both legally and personally when they log on.

C. L. Lindsay III is a recognized expert in the field of student rights and educational law. He is the founder and executive director of the Coalition for Student & Academic Rights (CO-STAR), which works with a national network of volunteer attorneys to offer free advice and advocacy to college students and professors. C.L. is the author of the nationally syndicated column Ask CO-Star and is regularly quoted in both national media and regional publications. He graduated from Denison University and received a law degree from the University of Michigan. C.L. lives in Bucks County, Pennsylvania.