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Site Specific Terms 2023

Release date: October 26, 2022

• Stanford University
• Washington-Universität en St. Louis
• Vanderbilt University
• University of Michigan
• The University of Texas at Dallas
• California Institute of Technology
• northwestern university
• Universidad Fairleigh Dickinson
• CON
• Southern New Hampshire University
• The University of Alabama at Birmingham

Additional Terms and Conditions for Participating Participants

STANDFORD UNIVERSITY:

Risk of Loss, Release, Release and Indemnity

The parties to this Agreement are the student participating in an iD Tech program at Stanford University (Participant), the Participant's parent or legal guardian if the Participant is under the age of 18 (all collectively and individually hereinafter "Participants" ), and the Leland Stanford Junior University Board of Trustees, its officers, trustees, faculty, agents, representatives, volunteers, students, and employees ("Stanford") for iD Tech programs conducted at Stanford University ("Event") ("Stanford" and "Event") are hereinafter collectively referred to as the "Released Parties").

The participant is a voluntary participant in this event. The Participant understands and agrees that the Participant voluntarily assumes all risks associated with its participation in the Program. Participant is a voluntary participant in this program. The Participant understands and agrees that the Program and all related activities may be dangerous, may involve travel off the Stanford campus, whether within or outside the United States, and that neither the Program nor Stanford can guarantee the safety of the Participant. All activities in which the participant may participate, whether as part of the program or separately, have been conducted with the participant's understanding and acceptance of all risks involved. The specific risks vary from program to program, but can range from minor injuries (eg, cuts, bruises, or sprains) to catastrophic injuries (eg, paralysis and death). The participant understands that injuries or consequences may result from their own actions, inaction or negligence, or from the actions of others; Conditions related to travel or other aspects of participation in the Program; or the state of the place or location where the program is developed.

The Participant understands that they may be exposed to unique risks when the Program involves travel and acknowledges that it is the responsibility of the Participant to take all precautions to ensure the health and safety of the Participant, as well as the security of their personal property and to protect their premises.

If traveling outside of the United States, Participant acknowledges that they have read and understand the notices issued by the United States Department of State, the United States Centers for Disease Control, for locations Participant will be visiting, and published by International SOS inhttps://www.internationalsos.com/member-zonewith Stanford membership number 11BCPA000272. In addition, the Participant confirms that she has read and understands the General Tips and Precautions for Traveling Abroad published by the United States Department of Justice. However, the Participant assumes all associated risks, whether or not listed above, in connection with their participation in the Program, including travel to, from, and during the Program. Physical condition and insurance. The Participant confirms that they are physically and mentally capable of participating in the Program and have no known health or other limitations that may endanger the safety or health of the Participant or the safety or health of others during their participation in the Program . Participant authorizes Stanford or its agent to provide timely and appropriate emergency care should the need arise. If Stanford learns that the participant has a serious health condition or has suffered an injury or is in a situation that raises significant health and safety concerns, Stanford may contact the participant's emergency contact and disclose the personal information and Participant documents (including health information). to third parties to promote the protection of the health, safety or security of the participant.

Participant agrees to be solely responsible for paying in full any medical or emergency care expenses that they may receive, including, but not limited to, emergency evacuation services.

Posting of photos/videos.Participant agrees that Stanford may record, edit, use, reproduce, publish and distribute through any media and transmission, the visual and/or audio likeness of the Participant and other comments, information and materials that the Participant provides in connection with the themselves may be associated with the Program. including, but not limited to, the Participant's name, biographical information, recorded voice, likenesses, comments, presentation materials and/or performance under the Program. In addition, permission is granted to Stanford to use such materials for educational, fundraising, promotional, or other purposes worldwide and in perpetuity to the extent permitted by applicable law.

Waiver and Release of Claims.In consideration for acceptance and/or participation in the Program, Participant agrees and hereby does so on behalf of Participant and on behalf of Participant's heirs, executors, administrators, employers, agents, representatives, insurers, and attorneys, to indemnify and indemnify Stanford and from any claims that may arise for any reason, including claims arising from the negligent acts or omissions of Stanford in any way related to participation in the Program. In addition, the Participant releases Stanford from liability for any accident, illness, injury, loss or damage to personal property or any other consequence, claim or expense of any kind, arising out of or resulting from, directly, indirectly or incidentally, the participation of the Participant in the Program. or in any way related to it.

Liberation and Indemnization.Participant hereby agrees to indemnify, defend, and hold Stanford harmless from and against any claim for injury, loss, damage, or liability, including reasonable attorneys' fees and/or other related costs, that may arise out of Participant's participation. in the program. . If Stanford incurs any of these types of expenses, the Participant agrees to reimburse Stanford. To the extent that Participant chooses to enter or remain anywhere before or after participating in the Program, participate in activities that are not part of the Program, or choose to voluntarily consent to participate in the completion of the Program, Participant acknowledges and You agree that Stanford will not act as your sponsor. If and to the extent that Participant causes or suffers personal injury or other damage to self or others, or damage or loss to property or property of others, Participant understands that Stanford will not be liable regardless of cause or fault.

Compliance with standards.Participant understands and agrees to abide by all Stanford policies, rules and regulations applicable to the Program, including, but not limited to, Stanford's International Travel Policies found athttps://provost.stanford.edu/2017/03/03/international-travel-policy-2/.

Participant understands and agrees to comply with applicable country, state, or province laws, rules, regulations, and public orders, including those of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and all Stanford policies and guidelines, rules, and regulations. that apply to the program, including, but not limited to, Stanford's policies related to the Covid-19 pandemic, found at:https://healthalerts.stanford.edu/. When traveling outside of the United States, Participant is solely responsible for evaluating, understanding, and complying with visa and immigration requirements, including COVID entry requirements and local destination laws.

termination of participation.The Participant understands that Stanford or its agent, at its sole discretion, may terminate the Participant's participation at any time, including during the Program, without notice or reason. Such termination will not reduce or alter the Participant's obligation to make payments necessary for the Program, nor will Stanford have any obligation to reimburse the Participant for out-of-pocket expenses.

Program Change and Cancellation.Stanford reserves the right to cancel or modify the program before or during its operation for any reason under applicable law and jurisdiction. This Agreement shall be construed in accordance with and governed by the laws of the State of California. The parties agree to submit to the jurisdiction and venue of the state courts located in Santa Clara County, California.

structure and scope of the contract.This Agreement is the sole, sole, complete and complete agreement between the parties relating in any way to the subject matter thereof. Neither party has made or relied on any statement, promise or representation, and no consideration has been offered or promised, except as expressly provided herein. This Assumption of Risk, Indemnity, Indemnity and Indemnity and Agreement supersedes any prior understanding or understanding, written or oral, between the parties. If any provision of this Agreement is invalid, the invalidity will not affect the other provisions.

Participant acknowledges that they have read this Assumption of Risk, Indemnity and Indemnity Agreement, understand its meaning and effect, and agree to be bound by its terms.

Additional Terms and Conditions for Participating Participants

WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY EN ST. LUIS

Parental/guardian consent to participate

I hereby certify and agree that my child/student has my consent to participate in the iD Tech program (the "Activity") held at Washington University in St. Louis.

I know the nature of the activity and my child's experience and abilities and believe that my child is qualified to participate in the activity. However, I recognize that there is some risk of injury or illness associated with the activity.

In consideration of my child's participation in the Activity: I release Washington University in St. Louis, including its board of directors, officers, employees, students, agents, and volunteers (collectively, the "Releases") of all liability, Claims or injuries. , including death, that may arise while participating in this activity, including, but not limited to, travel to, from, and during the activity or on facilities owned or controlled by Releasees. I understand that this indemnity does not apply to injuries caused by the indemnity's willful or grossly negligent conduct. I further agree to indemnify and hold Releasees harmless from and against any loss, liability, claim, or injury caused by me (my child) while participating in this Activity, including travel to, from, and to the Activity, or while on property owned or controlled by the Released.

I acknowledge that Releasees shall have no liability or liability, including costs and attorneys' fees, for any accident, injury, or damage arising out of any aspect of participation in the Activity. Releasees shall not be liable for any special, incidental or consequential damages arising out of or in connection with any aspect of participation in the Activity.

I also authorize my child to receive emergency medical treatment from a physician, including emergency medical transportation, which may be necessary for my child's injuries. However, I agree that Releasees (including, but not limited to, any regent, officer, agent, employee, officer, or representative of Releasees) will not be responsible for any medical bills incurred as a result of any illness or personal injury to my child. , myself when a discharged person has signed a paper from the hospital promising to pay for treatment. This medical bill is my responsibility.

I understand that by accepting this document I am giving up, and I consent to do so voluntarily and without cause, the essential rights that I or my child would otherwise have to recover damages for losses caused by the fault of the Dismissed.

Important notice for participants and custodial parents and legal guardians.By accepting these Terms and Conditions, you confirm that you understand and agree to all of the content of the above disclaimer as documented by the University. The effective date and time of this Agreement is the date and time that you accept these Terms and Conditions.

THIS IS A WAIVER OF STATUTORY RIGHTS. READ AND UNDERSTAND BEFORE REGISTERING.

Additional Terms and Conditions for Participating Participants

VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY:

Parental/guardian consent to participate

I hereby certify and agree that my child/student has my consent to participate in the iD Tech program (the "Activity") held at Vanderbilt University in Nashville.

I know the nature of the activity and my child's experience and abilities and believe that my child is qualified to participate in the activity. However, I recognize that there is some risk of injury or illness associated with the activity.

In exchange for my child's participation in the Activity: I RELEASE, WAIVE, RELEASE, AKUN, INDEMNIFY, INDEMNIFY AND REPRESENT Vanderbilt University Nashville, including its Board of Directors, officers, employees, students, and agents, in full and for always. SUE and the Volunteers (collectively, the "Releases") from any liability, claim or injury, including death, that may arise during participation in this Activity, including, without limitation, travel to, from and for the Activity, or while on your property premises. or controlled by Freed. I understand that this indemnity does not apply to injuries caused by the indemnity's willful or grossly negligent conduct. I further agree to indemnify and hold Released Persons harmless from any loss, liability, claim or injury caused by me (my child) while participating in this Activity, including travel to, from and to the Activity or while on the premises owned or controlled by Liberaciones.

I acknowledge that Releasees shall have no liability or liability, including costs and attorneys' fees, for any accident, injury, or damage arising out of any aspect of participation in the Activity. Releasees shall not be liable for any special, incidental or consequential damages arising out of or in connection with any aspect of participation in the Activity.

I also authorize my child to receive emergency medical treatment from a physician, including emergency medical transportation, which may be necessary for my child's injuries. However, I agree that Releasees (including, but not limited to, any regent, officer, agent, employee, officer, or representative of Releasees) will not be responsible for any medical bills incurred as a result of any illness or personal injury to my child. , myself when a discharged person has signed a paper from the hospital promising to pay for treatment. This medical bill is my responsibility.

I understand that by accepting this document I am giving up, and I consent to do so voluntarily and without cause, the essential rights that I or my child would otherwise have to recover damages for losses caused by the fault of the Dismissed.

Important notice for participants and custodial parents and legal guardians.By accepting these Terms and Conditions, you confirm that you understand and agree to all of the content of the above disclaimer as documented by the University. The effective date and time of this Agreement is the date and time that you accept these Terms and Conditions.

THIS IS A WAIVER OF STATUTORY RIGHTS. READ AND UNDERSTAND BEFORE REGISTERING.

Additional Terms and Conditions for Participating Participants

UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN:

Summer Program Permission Slip/Rules and Regulations

Residence rules and regulations regarding student conduct and use of facilities are established in accordance with state and federal law and the statutes of the Regents of the University of Michigan. Program registration requires understanding and compliance with these rules and regulations. All program participants, students, regardless of age, must comply with our rules and regulations. This includes counselors, organizers, and all program staff who live in and visit the residences. Everyone's collaboration is required to make summer programs successful and rewarding for all participants. You can find more information on how to live at university athttp://housing.umich.edu/conferences/summer-programs.

Important notice for participants and custodial parents and legal guardians. By accepting these Terms and Conditions, you confirm that you understand and accept the full content of the rules and regulations as documented by the University. You understand that failure to comply with these rules and regulations may result in various disciplinary measures, which may include immediate removal from the Program. The effective date and time of this Agreement is the date and time that you accept these Terms and Conditions.

Thanks for your cooperation.

University of Michigan

PLEASE READ BELOW:

RESIDENCE RULES AND REGULATIONS

BEHAVIOR

Acts of discrimination or discriminatory harassment based on race, sex, color, religion, creed, national origin or ancestry, age, marital status, disability, Vietnam-era status or a person's sexual orientation are a serious violation of University policy and will be promptly addressed. Sexual harassment is illegal under state and federal law. In some cases, you can be prosecuted under sexual criminal law.

Alcoholic beverages, illegal drugs, laser pens, firecrackers, explosives, and all weapons are absolutely prohibited in the room. It is against the law to tamper with or misuse any building fire alarm or fire suppression equipment. It is against the law to tamper with or misuse elevator alarms, emergency buttons, or to call 911 from a room or elevator phone, except in an emergency. Sanctions will be imposed.

Each room will be inspected prior to arrival and prior to departure, and any damage to the room or University property will be noted and charged to the program, which will then be billed to the participant. The room must be left in the same condition as when you moved out. Do not attach anything to the walls or tamper with the window bars. Excessive clutter that results in additional cleaning hours will be billed to the program and may be passed on to the student.

Appropriate behavior is expected at all times. Sexual contact with another student is against our Conduct Policy. Leaving the program or residence without permission and proper supervision is a violation of our Conduct Policy. Bullying, teasing, or threatening other students is a violation of our Conduct Policy. Excessive noise or fighting will not be tolerated. Dangerous behavior, including fighting, is a violation and will not be tolerated. Throwing objects out of bedroom windows is misbehavior.

The use of candles, open flames, explosives, smoke bombs, "flashes," or fireworks is dangerous and will not be tolerated in residence halls or on any U-M facility.

WE ARE A SMOKE-FREE CAMPUS. NO SMOKING ON CAMPUS OR OUR BUILDINGS.

AGE REGULATION

All students residing in University of Michigan residence halls must be ten (10) years of age at or before the time of enrollment. There are no exceptions to this policy.

MEDICINES

All medications prescribed by a physician must be administered by program nurses or counselors. Please complete medical forms and inform program staff of any medications upon registration. Nursing home staff are not authorized to dispense medication.

VISITORS

ALL VISITORS, INCLUDING PARENTS, MUST SIGN IN AT THE FRONT OFFICE FIRST WHEN VISITING A STUDENT. Only students and program staff may enter the housing units of the building. Students are not allowed to enter housing to which they are not assigned at any time. Students may only be checked out of the residence by a parent/legal guardian or program staff. Non-parent visitors checking the student out of the residence must be approved by the parent/guardian at the time of registration.

KEYS AND STUDENT ID

Students are identified in a variety of ways, including room keys and lanyards. Some programs can use wristbands. Each program specific badge will be issued at check-in along with a room access card and lanyard. If you lose your ID card, you can request a replacement at the front desk or from a staff member. The room card and ID cannot be loaned or transferred.

LUNCH SCHEDULE

You may eat at any time during the hours your program has set aside for meals. Students may be asked to show a program ID at mealtime. In the event of a lost ID, assistance is always available from the cafeteria and program staff. Meal schedules are provided by your program staff and are also available from residence staff. Students are expected to eat in the assigned dining room during designated meal times. Food allergies must be reported to the program and cafeteria staff prior to the student's arrival.

MOTOR VEHICLES

You are not allowed to bring private cars or motorcycles to the university. If it is necessary for a student to drive, discuss the permit and parking with the program organizers. Throughout the program the vehicle must be registered and the keys handed over to the organizers/supervisors of the program. The University assumes no responsibility for a vehicle parked on University premises.

PERSONAL PROPERTY

The University assumes no responsibility for personal property. Please leave valuable electronic devices at home. Please bring only a few personal expenses, as the hallways do not have secure storage facilities. You may want to check with your insurance company about coverage of your personal property during the program.

FOR SECURITY, THE DOORS TO THE ROOMS MUST ALWAYS BE LOCKED.

DAMAGE

Program staff conduct room reviews to determine room damage. Any damage caused to the rooms or common areas will be charged to the program. The program may decide to pass the cost of the damages on to the student.

CORREO

Mail will be distributed to the program advisor for delivery to students. The mail must be addressed as follows:

student name

program name

West Quad Residence

541 Calle Thompson

Ann Arbor, MI 48109-2025

CLOTHING CLOTHES AND ITEMS TO WEAR

Students are responsible for bringing their own pillow, XL single sheet or sleeping bag, blanket, towels, and toiletries.

Other recommended items are an alarm clock, fan, and sunscreen. Students may bring water or beverages to keep in their rooms. There are no refrigerators available in the dormitory.

EARLY DEPARTURE

If a student must depart before the official end date of the program, a parent or legal guardian must notify the program organizers and complete all required forms with the program. If the student is being picked up by someone other than the designated parent/legal guardian, written permission naming the responsible adult must be attached to the back of the registration card before the student is released. An early departure form signed by the program organizer must be presented at the time of check-out of the residence. ID required.

PUNISH

VIOLATION OF THESE RULES AND REGULATIONS MAY LEAD TO DISCIPLINE, UP TO IMMEDIATE EXCLUSION FROM THE U-M PROGRAM AND SUBSEQUENT PROGRAMS.

Students are reminded of appropriate behavior upon arrival. Inappropriate behavior will be flagged and organizers and tutors will verbally warn students to correct the behavior. Students who endanger themselves or others or who continue to commit violations after the warning will be sent home. Parents/guardians will be notified and asked to pick up the student immediately.

Additional Terms and Conditions for Participating Participants

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT DALLAS

Indemnification and Indemnity Agreement for Participants

By agreeing to these Terms of Service, I give permission for my child to attend iD Tech camps/academies. I acknowledge that the nature of the camp/conference may expose my child to hazards or risks that could result in illness, injury, or death, and I understand and appreciate the nature of such hazards and risks. In consideration of allowing my child to attend the camp/conference, I hereby accept all risks to my child's health and injury or death that may result from such participation.

I hereby release UT Dallas and its directors, officers, employees and agents, in their individual and official capacity, from any and all liability to my son and his personal representatives, estates, heirs, next of kin and assigns for any and all claims and causes of action for loss of or damage to my child's property and for any illness or injury to my child, including death, which may result from or during his or her attendance at camp/conference, WHETHER CAUSED BY THE NEGLIGENCE OF THE INSTITUTION, ITS BOARD OF DIRECTORS, ITS OFFICERS, EMPLOYEES OR AGENTS OR OTHERS.

I further agree to indemnify and hold harmless UT Dallas and its directors, officers, employees and agents, in their individual and official capacity, from liability for personal injury or death and property damage that may result from their negligence or willful misconduct. . My child's actions or omissions while attending the described camp/academy.

I HAVE READ THIS AGREEMENT CAREFULLY AND UNDERSTAND THIS AGREEMENT TO RELEASE ALL CLAIMS AND CAUSES OF ACTION FOR INJURY OR DEATH OR PROPERTY DAMAGE TO MY CHILD ARISING DURING ATTENDANCE AT THE DESCRIBED CAMP/CONFERENCE, AND WILL BE LIABLE, LIABLE AND LIABLE FOR DAMAGES THEREOF. PARTIES NAME ANY LIABILITY FOR PERSONAL INJURY OR DEATH AND PROPERTY DAMAGE CAUSED BY THE NEGLIGENT OR INTENTIONAL ACTS OR OMISSIONS OF MY CHILD.

Additional Terms and Conditions for Participating Participants

CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

Authorization and Release

1. I am the parent or legal guardian of a minor attending iD Tech Camps. I give permission for my child to be on the California Institute of Technology (“Caltech”) campus for iD Tech Camp on the dates for which I have registered. iD Tech Camp activities include computer programming and application design; Free time activities.

2. I understand that iD Tech Camp is a separate entity from Caltech and is in no way affiliated with Caltech. I understand that iD Tech Camp has merely contracted with Caltech to conduct its camp on the Caltech campus and that Caltech has no involvement in the camp, including, but not limited to, not supervising or tutoring my child. I understand that my child's participation in iD Tech Camp is completely voluntary. I further understand that there are inherent risks of injury, serious injury, or death associated with iD Tech Camp. iD Tech Camp risks include, but are not limited to, personal injury, equipment malfunction and/or failure, including property damage, acts of others, and other injuries arising out of or in connection with iD Tech Camp. I expressly agree to accept and assume all risks, including personal injury and death, arising in any way from my child's participation in iD Tech Camp.

3. I declare that my child does not have any physical or mental condition that would prevent him or her from attending iD Tech Camp in a manner that is safe for my child and others and I acknowledge that it is my responsibility to take all appropriate steps prior to my child's participation in the Camp iD Tech. I further acknowledge and agree that I am responsible for consulting my child's physician to determine if any medical condition exists that poses a direct threat to the health or safety of my child or the health or safety of others.

4. In consideration of the benefits my child will derive from attending iD Tech Camp, I hereby consent on behalf of my child, myself, and my child's assigns and assigns, descendants, dependents, heirs, next of kin, beneficiaries and parents, guardians, executors, administrators, heirs, estates, and legal or personal representatives to indemnify and hold Caltech and any Caltech subsidiary or affiliate or government sponsor (collectively, "Caltech") harmless and promise not to sue any person acting in your capacity as an employee, officer, trustee, agent, contractor, or representative of Caltech (collectively, the "Released Parties"), from and with respect to any and all claims, demands, lawsuits, suits, causes of action, and liabilities of any kind or nature in law, equity, or r arising out of, related to, or in any way connected with iD Tech Camp, including injury, death, damage or loss, whether as a result of the negligence of Caltech and/or other Indemnified Parties or for any other reason, provided this does not extend to gross negligence, willful misconduct, or infringement on the part of Caltech or any other Released Party. I knowingly and voluntarily waive all rights and benefits afforded to me by the provisions of Section 1542 of the California Civil Code or any similar statute or provision, which section reads: “A GENERAL RELEASE DOES NOT EXTEND TO CLAIMS WHICH THE CREDITOR IT IS NOT IN YOUR FAVOR AT THE TIME OF THE EXECUTION OF THE RELEASE THAT SHOULD HAVE MATERIALLY INFLUENCED YOUR LIQUIDATION WITH THE DEBTOR IF IT SHOULD BE KNOWN."

5. I understand and agree that I shall have no defense or indemnification from Caltech or the Released Parties if any claim, demand, or lien is made or sought against me as a result of my child's participation in iD Tech Camp in connection with any such claim. , lawsuit or embargo. I agree to indemnify Caltech and the Released Parties from any and all claims and liabilities against them arising out of or related to my child's attendance at iD Tech Camp.

6. In the event of an emergency and if I am unavailable, I, the undersigned parent or legal guardian of the child named above, consent to any x-rays, anesthesia, medical or surgical diagnosis or treatment, and hospital care deemed advisable and performed by any licensed physicians or surgeons. This approval is given prior to any due diligence necessary to authorize a representative or other official of Caltech or iD Tech Camp to consent to any treatment the physician deems advisable. This authorization is effective until revoked in writing. I assume full responsibility for medical expenses incurred as a result of these measures.

7. I agree that Caltech has the right to create derivative works from, use, create, and/or display photos, videos, and/or audio recordings of my child. I understand that my child may be photographed and/or recorded verbatim on video or audio and that Caltech may allow persons outside of Caltech to view some or all of the images or recordings. I fully understand and agree that such use of my child's image may include posting it on publicly available Internet sites, including Caltech's websites and other publicly viewable social networking sites. I waive any right to review or approve any finished products or the uses for which such products are used. I release and release Caltech and the Released Parties from any and all liability to me as a result of any representations that may appear in the creation or use of these photographs and/or audio or video recordings.

8. I represent and warrant that I have full right, authority, and authority to enter into and perform this Release Statement and grant all rights granted herein. This Agreement shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of the State of California.

I HAVE READ THIS AUTHORIZATION AND RELEASE CAREFULLY AND FULLY UNDERSTAND ITS CONTENTS. I UNDERSTAND THAT THIS IS A RELEASE OF LIABILITY, AN ASSUMPTION OF RISK, A PROMISE NOT TO SUE OR CLAIM, AND A RELEASE OF PHOTOS, VIDEO AND AUDIO, AND I ACCEPT THIS AT MY FREE WILL.

Important notice for participants and custodial parents and legal guardians. By accepting these Terms and Conditions, you confirm that you understand and agree to all of the content of the above disclaimer as documented by the University. The effective date and time of this Agreement is the date and time that you accept these Terms and Conditions.

Additional Terms and Conditions for Participating Participants

NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY

iD Tech DISCLAIMER AND INDEMNIFICATION

Please read this form carefully and note that by requesting permission from Northwestern University to allow your child to attend a Northwestern University event, you are waiving any claim for any injury you may sustain as a result of your attendance. Participation in this event is voluntary and at your own discretion and judgment.

As a participant in the iD Tech Summer Camp for Summer 2022, I acknowledge and acknowledge that certain personal injury risks exist and I agree to assume the full risk of any injury, damage, or loss that I may suffer. Risks associated with this event may include: Personal injury.

I hereby fully indemnify Northwestern University, its trustees, officers, agents, and employees from any and all claims for injury, damage, or loss that I may suffer as a result of my participation in iD Tech Summer Camp.

I further agree to indemnify, hold harmless, and defend Northwestern University, its officers, agents, and employees from and against any injuries, damages, and losses I incur and arising out of, related to, or related to my participation in iD Tech Summer.

I have read and understand the above in its entirety. It is my express intent that this Agreement bind my family members, heirs, and assigns. This Agreement shall be construed in accordance with the laws of the State of Illinois.

Additional Terms and Conditions for Participating Participants

UNIVERSIDAD FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON

Settlement, Indemnity and Indemnity Agreement

In consideration of allowing Participant to participate in the iD Tech program ("Activity"), I forever waive all claims and damages I may have against Fairleigh Dickinson University, its trustees, officers, agents and employees from and against any liability for any damage. , injury, claim, judgment, cost or expense of any kind caused by the Participant, whether through the negligence or negligence of Fairleigh Dickinson University, its officers or agents, and employees or otherwise, while the Participant is in, at, on , or en route to or from the facilities where the Activity or any Annex to the Activity is carried out or carried out.

I accept, understand, and assume that there is a risk of injury in this activity, due to the physical nature of the activity, including, but not limited to, falls, contact with other participants, and injury from equipment used at camp. The participant agrees to follow all instructions and to use all necessary, recommended and appropriate equipment and protective gear.

I understand that this activity is not administered or sponsored by Fairleigh Dickinson University and that iD Tech is offering this class or camp outside of the scope of your employment at Fairleigh Dickinson University. I agree to indemnify, hold harmless, and hold harmless Fairleigh Dickinson University, its trustees, officers, agents, and employees from and against any and all claims and liabilities arising out of the activity.

I acknowledge that the above indemnity may include all Camp staff, who may also be University staff, but the indemnity is not intended to waive any rights I may have against the Camp or any Camp staff in their role as Camp staff .

Additional Terms and Conditions for Participating Participants

MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY (MIT)

I confirm that I have read the MITnet Acceptable Use Policy (https://ist.mit.edu/network/rules) and I understand my responsibilities as a user of MIT information technology and services and as a participant in iD Tech programs. In addition, I agree to use MIT computers and the Internet in a manner consistent with applicable law, MIT's standards of honesty, and personal conduct. Institute, and in a responsible, mature and ethical manner.

Additional Terms and Conditions for Participating Participants

Southern New Hampshire University

waiver for minors

Waiver/Release Information

I understand that there is some risk involved in my child's participation in the Southern New Hampshire University program listed above. I also understand that participation in the program is completely voluntary and requires participants to comply with applicable rules and regulations of conduct.

I understand that in the event of an emergency involving my child, attempts will be made to contact me or the person listed as the emergency contact. In the event that neither I nor the emergency contact is available, permission is hereby granted to the medical provider selected by those responsible for the program to ensure appropriate treatment, including hospitalization, anesthesia, surgery, or drug injections for my child. Medical providers may share protected health information with program administrators and/or any physician or health care provider involved in my child's health care, including research results, test results, and drug treatments. the purpose of medical evaluation, follow-up and communication of the participant. with me and/or determine my child's ability to continue program activities. I have carefully considered the risk involved and consent to my child's participation in these activities. I consent to the release of the information on this form to program administrators and professionals who have a need to know about medical situations that may require special consideration for my child's safety.

In consideration for the permission granted by Southern New Hampshire to my child to attend this event, I hereby, on behalf of myself and the child and on behalf of myself and the child's heirs, executors and administrators, I waive any and all causes of action, claims, lawsuits, damages and judgments, in any form, arising out of or arising out of any known or unknown, foreseeable or unforeseen bodily injury or personal injury (including death) or damage to property, arising out of the child's participation in the Event and thereby related activities against Southern New Hampshire University and its employees, administrators, trustees, volunteers and agents.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, and to be legally bound, I agree to the above terms.

Additional Terms and Conditions for Participating Participants

The University of Alabama at Birmingham

Youth Protection Program: Disclaimer

Aim

These terms must be accepted by each participant (or parent/legal guardian of a participant under the age of 19) involved in the program. In exchange for the provision of educational, social, recreational and other services, the receipt and adequacy of which are acknowledged, the Participant agrees to the following.

release of liability

THIS IS A RELEASE OF LIABILITY. The participant knowingly and voluntarily waives, releases, indemnifies and releases the UAB and any associated third party or contractor from and against any and all potential liabilities related to the Program. By accepting these Terms, the Participant voluntarily agrees to indemnify the UAB and any associated third party or contractor in advance of any potential liability.

damage payment

The Participant agrees to indemnify and hold the UAB harmless from any potential liability related to or arising from the Participant's participation in the Program.

assumption of risk

Participant understands and acknowledges that risks, including significant risks, are associated with all activities that may result in loss, damage, injury, or death, including, but not limited to:

• Travel/traffic risks such as accidents, accidents and dangers from cars operated by the UAB or the Program, as well as cars operated by other people or entities, roads in poor condition, sidewalks, as well as criminal acts that may result in serious injury or the death. ;

• Construction hazards, including those that may belong to others, and water hazards, such as B. drowning;

• Risk of injury from falls, collisions, or accidents (such as cuts, bruises, muscle tears, sprains, fractures, concussions, etc.);

• Outdoor hazards such as weather, lightning, heat or cold, insect bites, allergic reactions to plants, dehydration, hypothermia, drowning, sunburn, animals, and limited access to medical care;

• risks from others involved in the program such as transmitted diseases or actions of others;

• Health risks such as allergic reactions, heart or respiratory disease, and other risks associated with strenuous activity, including those referred to herein as "injury risks";

• equipment risks, including failure, misuse, inherent risks and risks of UAB or non-UAB equipment;

• Other risks and dangers beyond the control of the UAB, including criminal acts that can cause serious injury or death.

health care and emergencies

The UAB does not assume any responsibility for the provision of healthcare services or medical insurance to the participant. The participant must refer to their own medical provider and guarantee their physical fitness to participate in the program. The Participant authorizes the UAB to receive all necessary medical treatment for the Participant during the Program. The Participant agrees to be responsible for paying all fees and charges that may be charged by any physician or hospital facility in connection with the provision of medical care to the Participant. In addition, the Participant agrees to indemnify and hold the UAB harmless from any claim made by a physician at a medical facility with respect to fees and expenses involved in providing medical care to the Participant. He

The participant must provide the name and phone number(s) of a parent, legal guardian, or other party who is a reliable contact in case of an emergency.

Behavior

Participant agrees to comply with all applicable federal, state and local laws and rules and regulations governing the Program during the duration of the Program. The participant also agrees to obey posted signs and instructions and the instructions of university officials, program directors and supervisory personnel.

Photo

The participant acknowledges that photos and possibly videos can be taken and irrevocably and permanently authorizes the UAB to transmit such images. The participant indemnifies the UAB against all possible claims related to the transmission or use of his Image and all possible claims related to the Work. The participant waives any right to review or approve the work or broadcast their image. This Agreement shall be construed in accordance with applicable law. This is the entire agreement of the parties and any modifications must be made in writing.

The definition

The following terms have the meanings specified when used in this document:

• Applicable Law: The laws of the State of Alabama, without regard to its conflict of law rules. UAB does not waive all immunities, including but reserves them, including Article I, Section 14 of the Alabama Constitution. Claims against the university must be asserted before the State Judicial Council. Except to the extent prohibited by immunity or required to appear before the Board of Adjustment, the exclusive venue and venue for all disputes shall be the state and federal courts located in Tuscaloosa County, Alabama.

• Dissemination: Use, reuse, broadcast, publication, and/or copyright, in whole or in part, for advertising, promotional, public relations, trade, education, commerce, merchandising, packaging, public relations, and media purposes, in any means, throughout the world without limitation, in perpetuity.

• Image: photograph, image, name, biographical information, voice, statements, recordings or interviews made by or attributable to the person appearing literally or otherwise in the work, photographic portraits, drawings, visual representations, videotapes, images in movement or other use of likenesses, in whole or in part, and any reproduction thereof.

• Participant: the person participating in the Program, or any university staff member (regular or temporary), external staff member, student, or volunteer working in any capacity to facilitate or support the Program. If entrant is under the age of 19 or under a court-ordered guardianship or custody arrangement, parent/legal guardian permission and confirmation is required.

• Potential Liability or Claim: Any loss, injury, death, claim, demand, lawsuit, proceeding, settlement, damage, cost, fee, and expense, at law or in equity, known and unknown, anticipated and unanticipated, including, without limitation, attorneys - and legal costs and liabilities arising out of, in connection with or as a result of the participant's participation in the program, e.g. B. medical expenses, other expenses, injury, illness or death. In addition, potential claims related to the use of the Entrant Image may relate to any liability, damages (punitive or punitive), claim or cause of action of any kind, including, without limitation, claims of invasion of privacy, defamation of character or any alteration, distortion or illusion effect, whether intentional or not.

• Program – iD Tech Camps including all associated or complementary activities, such as accommodation, meals, training, activities and transportation. Programs may take place on or off campus and may require transportation between two or more locations. The terms of this document apply regardless of the location of the program, including to and from the events.

• UAB: The Board of Trustees of the University of Alabama at Birmingham (hereinafter "UAB" or the "University"), including the University of Alabama at Birmingham, affiliated foundations, and their respective trustees, officers, employees, agents, representatives and volunteers.

• Labor: The finished product and all related materials.

Parent/Guardian Certification

PARENT/GUARDIAN CONSENT ACKNOWLEDGES THAT THEY ARE OVER 19 YEARS OF AGE, HAS READ AND UNDERSTOOD THIS DOCUMENT, UNDERSTANDS THE RISKS, INCLUDING INJURY OR DEATH, ASSOCIATED WITH THE PROGRAM, VOLUNTARILY ALLOWS PARTICIPANT TO PARTICIPATE IN THE PROGRAM, HAS THE RIGHT TO AGREE TO SUBSCRIBER NAME, VOLUNTARILY AGREES TO THIS DOCUMENT, ACKNOWLEDGES THAT NO SEPARATE AND APPROVED ORAL REPRESENTATION, STATEMENT OR CONTRIBUTION HAS BEEN MADE UNDER THE TERMS OF THIS DOCUMENT, AND AGREES TO INCLUDE THE SAME, WITH ALL THE INTENT OF THIS DOCUMENT TO DECLARE LEGAL BINDING OF PARTICIPANT, ITS HEIRS, SUCCESSORS AND TRANSFERS UNDER THE TERMS HEREIN.

iD-TECHNOLOGY ONLINE
TERMS & CONDITIONS
26. October 2022

These additional terms and conditions are designed to ensure student safety and make iD Tech online programs positive and productive. By purchasing, using, or allowing your student to use any of iD Tech's online programs, you agree that you and your student will comply with and be bound by these Terms of Service and the found iD Tech Terms of Service.HERE.In cases where these Terms of Service and the iD Tech Terms of Service conflict, the terms contained herein shall govern any iD Tech online program or product.

A. General information

1. Multi-lesson packages are intended to be used in their entirety and unused lessons will not be refunded.
2. Subscriptions renew each month on the date specified at the time of purchase.
3. All lessons must be scheduled within one year of purchase. Lessons expire one year after purchase, with no refund.
4. Online individual tuition fees are non-refundable and non-transferable. Lessons not used before the expiration date will be forfeited and cannot be refunded in whole or in part.
5. Lessons can be rescheduled for any reason up to 24 hours before the scheduled lesson through My Account. If your student misses a scheduled lesson, the lesson will be deducted from their available sessions. Changes cannot be made within 24 hours of the start of the lesson. At the completion of each lesson, a post-lesson progress report will be sent to your registered email address.
6. Tuition is only available for subjects specified by iD Tech.
7. Instruction is given in English only.
8. For security reasons, iD Tech records each lesson on video. Parents and guardians can request that a video be removed by sending an email request toprivacidad@idtech.com. If there are several students from different families in the class, we must keep the video to protect the privacy of the students. Unless required by law, we cannot provide copies of videos.
9. Basically, only one student is allowed per lesson. However, iD Tech reserves the right to allow parents to share their lesson link with another student. All students who attend classes are subject to these Terms and Conditions, including our Code of Conduct.
10. iD Tech has the right to refuse service.
11. Tuition is an orientation/tutoring service only. No specific results are promised or guaranteed. iD Tech is not responsible for any specific results or the lack thereof.
12. Students who take four or more SAT® prep lessons are eligible for a $100 rebate if they demonstrate a 100-point improvement in their SAT® test scores compared to a previous PSAT® or SAT®. Both the entrance test and follow-up test must be taken within 18 months of the last SAT® prep lesson you attended. To request a refund you must complete the form at this link:REGISTRATION FORMwith the student's name, email address associated with the class/iD Tech account, and attach images or scans of official test result announcements to the submission form. Only copies or images of official announcements provided by official SAT® and PSAT® providers will be accepted and must have the student's name (must match the name of the student who took the private SAT® lesson) and test results. proof. contain and the date of the test. iD Tech reserves the right to deny refunds due to its inability to verify test scores or match the student identified in the score announcement to a student who attended an SAT® prep lesson. iD Tech also reserves the right to end this promotion at any time. There is only one refund available per student, and refunds are only processed once a month, so it can take up to 60 days from the first submission.

B. Online individual lesson planning/rebooking

1. You are responsible for scheduling all classes through My Account or by calling 1-888-709-8324.

2. You can reschedule a lesson through your "My Account". All new reservations must be made more than 24 hours in advance. If you do not provide proper notification, the session will be treated as a no-show and the lesson will be deducted from your tuition credit.

II Small Group Lessons

1. Missed lessons are forfeited and cannot be made up or refunded.
2. Small group course fees are non-refundable and non-transferable.
3. Only students enrolled in the course may participate.
4. Tuition is only available for subjects specified by iD Tech.
5. Classes are taught in English only.
6. For security reasons, iD Tech will videotape each lesson. To protect student privacy, copies of the recording cannot be made available in the course. Questions should be directed toprivacidad@idtech.com.
7. iD Tech has the right to refuse service.
8. Small group tuition is an advisory/tutoring service only. No specific results are promised or guaranteed. iD Tech is not responsible for any specific results or the lack thereof.
9. Changes to a course start date, topic, or time can be made through My Account or by calling Customer Service at least 72 hours before the course starts. Changes cannot be made less than 72 hours before a course starts or after the course has started.

III. Equipment and other accessories

1. Third party equipment and add-ons may be sold with classes or lessons, but in doing so, iD Tech is only acting as a carrier or agent to ship the equipment/add-on.
2. iD Tech does not warrant the suitability of any device or plug-in purchased, nor will iD Tech be liable for any injury or damage caused by the device or plug-in purchased.
3. Equipment and supplies can only be shipped to physical addresses within the continental United States (no PO Boxes).
4. Please contact the manufacturer if you experience problems with the device or plug-in.
5. Make sure there is at least two weeks notice between the purchase of the add-on/equipment and the date of the first class/lesson that includes the equipment or add-on.
6. Equipment/add-ons are not returnable or returnable.

Applies to iD Tech programs in the state of Maryland

Parent/guardian approval for off-site hikes

The Maryland Department of Health and Human Services has asked us to obtain permission that you have consented to iD Tech for the following sections of our Terms of Service.

IMPORTANT GUIDELINES SECTION

You certify that your student is in good health and able to participate in program activities. You authorize the program staff to care for any medical condition or injury your student may sustain while participating in the program. You acknowledge that you are financially responsible for any required medical treatment during the duration of the program. You authorize iD Tech staff to take your son/daughter/ward to relevant attractions, the pool (if available), campus tours, and facilities within walking distance of the program, both on and off campus.

You give your student permission to visit the locations described below during their time at iD Tech. You understand that your student will be supervised by staff while walking.

From time to time, staff will take students on and off campus to visit a local location. This may include a visit to another building on campus, a tour of campus facilities, a trip to a park, a trip to a local mall, or a trip to the movies. All events would be within walking distance of the program facility.

Important Note to Participants and Custodial Parents and Legal Guardians:By accepting these Terms and Conditions, you confirm that you understand and agree to all of the above. The effective date and time of this Agreement is the date and time that you accept these Terms and Conditions.

1. use or threaten violence;
2. harass, intimidate or harass others;
3. use this Service or any materials provided as part of this Service for any illegal or immoral activity;
4. use inappropriate language;
5. sharing session information with third parties without permission from the instructor;
6. Pretend to be someone else;
7. view the session publicly;
8. sexually harass others;
9. displaying pornography or inappropriate material (including sexual content, inappropriate violence, racism, bullying, etc.) during the session; either
10. personally contacting instructors outside of the session without permission from iD Tech as described below;

Students and parents/guardians MUST:

1. abide by the rules and regulations of the instructor and iD Tech;
2. attend meetings in a reasonable and private setting;
3. dress appropriately during the session;
4. comply with the terms of use of all websites used, including compliance with established age guidelines; AND
5. Only share material related to the session that is appropriate.

II. Session overview

1. I understand that a session is one hour long and is offered between August 1 and October 31 from 6:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. m. to 9:00 p.m. m., Pacific time.
2. I can only purchase one counseling session per student. Any session not used by October 31 of the season in which it was purchased will be forfeited and non-refundable.
3. Sessions will only cover topics determined by iD Tech.
4. Sessions are taught in English only.
5. For security reasons, iD Tech records each session on video.
6. Only one student is allowed per session.
7. I agree that iD Tech has the right to refuse service.
8. I understand and agree that this is an advisory service only and no specific results are promised or guaranteed. iD is not responsible for any particular result or lack thereof.
9. Sessions are only available to students over the age of 13.
10. Students must have completed all iD Tech courses for the season before the advisory session can take place.

3rd Schedule/Reschedule Session

1. I am responsible for scheduling the session via the emailed link or by calling 1-888-709-8324.
2. Can I reschedule a session via email?collegeprep@idtech.com. All new reservations must be made more than 24 hours in advance. If you do not provide proper notification, the session will be treated as a no-show and will be credited to your account.
3. I understand that all sessions are one hour long and are held between August 1 and October 31 from 6:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. m. to 9:00 p.m. m., Pacific time.
4. Sessions must be purchased in advance and scheduled no later than October 15 of the camp season in which they were purchased.
5. No refunds will be given in case of missed appointment or after purchasing the session.

internalDrive, Inc. ("iD Tech") respects your privacy and recognizes the importance of your personal information. We are committed to protecting your information by adhering to this Privacy Policy.

This Privacy Policy applies to all persons who visit and/or use iD Tech/internalDrive, Inc. websites, services and products that collect information and/or view these Terms ("iD Sites and Services"). This Privacy Policy describes the types of information we may collect when you visit an iD Tech website, register an account or receive services from iD Tech and our practices for the use, maintenance, protection and disclosure of that information.

All references to "us", "us" or "our" refer to iD Tech/internalDrive, Inc.

All references to "child" or "children" refer to childrenunder 13 years old.

By accessing or using any of our iD sites and services, you agree to the terms contained in this Privacy Policy, including the collection, use, and disclosure of information as described below.

• Contact information such as name, email address, mailing address, phone numbers (note to parents/guardians of children: if we have actual knowledge that a user is under 13 years of age, the child will be asked to continue with the registration of their parents or guardians). process);
• month, day and year of birth;
• preferred gender;
• course interest;
• billing information such as credit card number and billing address;
• usernames to third party systems (for example, Facebook);
• Information provided in forums or chat rooms within our iD Sites and Services (Note to Parents/Guardians of Children: Forums and chat rooms allow a child user to post comments that could allow the child to provide personal information that is public to other users). visible);
• Information on CVs and job applications; AND
• Information on health, restrictions or assistance needs, vaccinations and allergies.

iD Sites & Services does not recognize "Do Not Track" headers or similar mechanisms.

Our websites and services may use third party plugins to provide additional services and benefits. These third parties may also collect information about you. When we use a third-party plug-in, we identify the plug-in and provide a link to the third-party's privacy policy, which identifies and controls the information they collect.

You have the option to accept or reject cookies. Most web browsers automatically accept cookies, but you can usually modify your browser setting to decline cookies if you prefer. Check the "Tools" or "Help" tab in your browser to learn how to change your cookies and other tracking preferences.

• allow you to register yourself or your student with iD Sites & Services or register and open an account with us;
• allow you and/or your student to use the iD Sites and Services;
• fulfill orders, process payments and prevent fraudulent transactions;
• respond to queries or inquiries from you or your students;
• provide you or your student with information about our products and services;
• Consider you for employment or a volunteer opportunity;
• Enroll yourself or your student in one of our programs;
• Verify the age of your student;
• Monitor and improve the iD Sites and Services, support the internal operations of the iD Sites and Services, personalize your online experience, and for internal analytics;
• protect the security or integrity of the iD Sites and Services and our business;
• Facilitate the sale or potential sale of our business or any of our assets; either
• As required by law.

1. Law enforcement and security

Our iD Sites and Services are intended for a general audience. We do not knowingly allow anyone under the age of 13 to provide us with personally identifiable information without obtaining verifiable consent from a parent or legal guardian, except in the following circumstances:

• The sole purpose of collecting a parent's or child's name or contact information online is to provide notice and obtain parental consent;
• The purpose of collecting parents' online contact information is to voluntarily notify and subsequently notify parents of their child's participation in our iD Sites and Services, who do not otherwise collect, use or disclose personal information from children. ;
• The sole purpose of collecting a child's online contact information is to provide a one-time direct response to a specific request made by the child, and if such information is not used to re-contact the child or for any other purpose, will not be disclosed and deleted by us immediately after responding to the child's request;
• The purpose of collecting a child's and a parent's online contact information is to respond directly to the child's specific request more than once, and when that information is not used for any other purpose, it is not disclosed or combined with other information collected from the child;
• The purpose of collecting a child's and parent's name and contact information online is to protect the safety of the child and when such information is not used or shared for purposes unrelated to the safety of the child;
• we collect a persistent identifier and no other personally identifiable information, and this identifier is used solely for the purpose of supporting the internal operations of the iD Sites and Services; either
• permitted or required by law.

iD Tech ∙ 910 E. Hamilton Avenue, Suite 300 ∙ Campbell, CA 95008
Toll Free Customer Service Number: 1-888-709-8324

At our discretion, we may include or offer third party websites, products and services on the iD Sites and Services. These third party websites, products and services have separate and independent privacy policies. You should consult the respective privacy policies of these third parties. We have no responsibility for the content or activities of any linked website, product or service.

Our iD websites and services may contain links to other third-party websites, chat rooms or other resources that we make available to you. These websites are not under our control and we are not responsible for the content available on other websites. Such links do not imply our endorsement of any material and we expressly disclaim any liability in connection with your access to such sites. Access to other websites linked from iD Sites & Services is at your own risk.

XI. Legal basis for the processing of personal data and your data protection rights under the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)

If you are from the European Economic Area (EEA), iD Tech's legal basis for collecting and using your Personal Information as described in this Policy depends on the Personal Information we collect and the context in which we collect it. ID Tech may process your personal data:

• To provide the services you have requested or purchased;
• Because he has given us permission to do so;
• To provide you with better services, including conducting audits and data analysis;
• For payment processing;
• For marketing purposes; AND
• To comply with the law

You have certain data protection rights. iD Tech strives to take reasonable steps to allow you to correct, amend, delete, or limit the use of your personal information.

If you wish to receive information about what personal data we hold about you and if you wish to have it removed from our systems, please contact us atprivacidad@idtech.com.

You may have the following data protection rights:

• The right to access, update or delete the information we have about you. Whenever possible, you can access, update or request deletion of your personal data directly in the settings area of ​​your account. If you are unable to carry out these measures yourself, please contact us for assistance.
• The right to have your information corrected if that information is inaccurate or incomplete.
• The right to object. You have the right to object to our processing of your personal data.
• The right of restriction. You have the right to request that we restrict the processing of your personal data.
• The right to data portability. You have the right to receive a copy of the information we hold about you in a structured, machine-readable and commonly used format.
• The right to withdraw consent. You also have the right to withdraw your consent at any time where iD Tech has relied on your consent to process your personal data.

Please note that we may ask you to verify your identity before responding to such requests.

• iD Tech simply provides a means to contact other participants online. Users are solely responsible for interactions (including disputes) with other members and volunteers who advise and assist participants in projects and activities related to their use of the iD Site and Services.
• You understand that iD Tech in no way screens, verifies or monitors Members: (i) statements made by Members in their Membership Submissions or Membership Submissions generally; or (ii) statements made by users or information that a user may provide through the iD website and services.
• You understand that your Participant(s) are solely responsible for and will exercise caution, discretion, common sense, and good judgment in using the various iD Sites and Services and in disclosing Personal Information to other Members or Users.
• On behalf of your participants, you agree that they will take reasonable precautions in all interactions with other members, especially if they decide to meet a member offline or in person.
• Your Participant's use of the Social Networking Sites with which iD Tech is affiliated, their Services and/or Membership Content and Submissions is at their sole risk and discretion and iD Tech hereby disclaims any liability to you. or any third party in connection therewith.
• On behalf of your participants, you agree that you will not harass, threaten, intimidate, harass, stalk or invade the privacy of anyone in connection with their use of the social networking sites with which iD Tech is affiliated and its Services, whether or not they are a the individual is or is not a member of iD Tech; and you further agree that you will not endorse or encourage others to engage in such activities.
• On behalf of your participants, you agree that they will not share your social media information with any iD Tech employee.
• You and your participants should also be aware that under no circumstances are iD Tech employees authorized to provide personal contact information for social media. This must be arranged by the participant's parent/legal guardian through the Department of Town Services.