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Under FERPA, educational
records that can be withheld
from public scrutiny if they
contain information directly
related to a student and are
maintained by an educational
agency, Morris said in the letter.
“We agree that this informa
tion must be withheld from dis
closure in its entirety under the
federal law,” Morris wrote.
Rowan himself was not
informed of what occurred dur
ing the closed session, though
he said he reviewed the sum
mation of findings from the
investigation.
FERPA also identifies who
should have access to private
student records. The federal
law dictates that the staff and
administration of educational
agencies may have access to
the student’s records. But in the
case of the Sept. 3 meeting,
student members of the council
also examined the University
investigation into Rowan’s
activities, which, according to
the attorney general’s opinion,
could be prohibited by FERPA.
Kelly said the students were
acting in a capacity for and on
the behalf of the University.
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said. “Colloquially, we decide
these cases on a need-to-know
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