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The need for personal disclosure creates an obligation of confidentiality for teachers and group leaders. Students have the right to expect confidentiality for private content they share. Exceptions to confidentiality are codified by state law and professional ethics. Violations of this obligation are most serious and may result in a review of the professional responsibilities of the faculty member. Students to whom personal disclosure is made in courses, practica, counseling sessions, and other training activities also have an obligation of confidentiality. Students who violate this obligation are subject to suspension or expulsion from the University. |

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