Privacy Policy 3/28/2016
AIU Extension is committed to protecting your privacy. We do not sell, rent, trade or otherwise distribute your e-mail address or personal contact information to any third party. Individuals who supply their e-mails, telephone numbers and/or addresses may receive e-mail, telephone, and/or mail contact from the university regarding academic programs, news, new products or services, upcoming events or promotions. For quality assurance purposes, telephone calls made to or from the university may be monitored for training purposes.
As you navigate through our web site, anonymous non-personal information may be collected about your visit such as time spent on the web site, pages visited, and other such information. AIU Extension uses this information to help improve and enhance its web site content and layout.
Opt Out
Individuals who no longer wish to receive e-mail communications form AIU Extension may opt out. To opt out of e-mail communications you may e-mail or write to AIU Extension. Be sure to provide the e-mail(s) you wish to no longer be contacted on. We update its Opt Out database every 30 days. We update our Opt Out email list and database every 10 days.
Via e-mail: aiuextension@aiu.edu
Via mail: AIU Extension
Attn: Opt Out List Manager
900 Fort Street – 40
Honolulu, HI 96813
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