1. Information Collected
In order to access certain member services and restricted areas ("the Case Studies and Meeting Summaries" pages) within The Connecticut Society of Pathologists Web site, The Connecticut Society of Pathologists requires that you provide certain identifying information listed in the online registration form or obtained from previous registration. This information may include your legal name, address, telephone number(s), e-mail address, subscriber name, password used to access services, method of payment, and, if applicable, credit card number. The Connecticut Society of Pathologists reserves the right to request any additional information necessary to establish and maintain your account for use of the Pay Services.

2. Confidentiality
The Connecticut Society of Pathologists is committed to maintaining the confidentiality of its members' personal information. Registration data is the property of The Connecticut Society of Pathologists, subject to and protected by the Electronic Communications Privacy Act. The Connecticut Society of Pathologists or its Officers will not sell, rent, swap, or otherwise disclose your Registration Data to any third party.
The Connecticut Society of Pathologists uses SSL (Secure Socket Layer) technology to encrypt data transmitted during the registration process. The SSL used is via a shared certificate and the level of data encryption is 128 bit. Since the site uses a shared certificate you may see a warning message when you enter the member registration page.

3. Uses of Registration Data
Unless you select the "Opt-Out" option as described below, The Connecticut Society of Pathologists reserves the right to use your Registration Data to send you information about The Connecticut Society of Pathologists and its functions, The Connecticut Society of Pathologists Web Site and other topics in which you have indicated an interest.

4. Opt-Out Right
If you do not wish to receive any special offers or other communications from The Connecticut Society of Pathologists, you have the right to "opt out". You may "opt out" by contacting The Connecticut Society of Pathologists " when you register or at any time afterwards.

5. User Access to Information Collected
You may access your Registration Data at any time through the Subscriber services section of the Site. This area is password-restricted for your protection.

6. Lost or Stolen Information
If your credit card or password is stolen or used without your permission, immediately notify The Connecticut Society of Pathologists. Upon notification The Connecticut Society of Pathologists will cancel your credit card number and/or password and update its records. You may be unable to access certain services while The Connecticut Society of Pathologists processes the credit card and/or password change.

7. Cancellation
You may cancel your account at any time by calling, faxing or sending an e-mail toThe Secretary-Treasurer of The Connecticut Society of Pathologists at the numbers or e-mail listed in the "Board Directory or Contact US" pages. Once The Connecticut Society of Pathologists has finished processing the cancellation, The Connecticut Society of Pathologists will delete all your Registration Data from its database.

8. No Liability for Acts of Third Parties
Although The Connecticut Society of Pathologists will use all reasonable efforts to safeguard the confidentiality of the Registration Data, transmissions made by means of the Internet cannot be made absolutely secure. The Connecticut Society of Pathologists will have no liability for disclosure of Registration Data due to errors in transmission or unauthorized acts of third parties.

9. Use of Aggregated Information
The Connecticut Society of Pathologists reserves the right to disclose to third parties information about Subscriber usage of the The Connecticut Society of Pathologists Web site and any related services, including information gathered during your use of the Site. Any information disclosed will be in the form of aggregate data (such as overall patterns or demographic reports) that does not describe or identify any individual user.