Individuals and/or organizations wishing to post any type of advertisement must bring the materials to the Campbell Student Union Information Center by 3pm the business day before you want the posters to be hung. The student organization flyers will be approved by the Student Life office and hung by 10am the following day. PLEASE NOTE: DUE TO THE OVERWHELMING NUMBER OF FLYERS REQUIRING PILLAR SPACE, WE ARE CHANGING THE NUMBER OF FLYERS WE CAN POST FROM 9 FLYERS TO 5 FLYERS. All posting (with the exception of oversized) will be limited to bulletin boards and pillars only. Postings are not allowed on any wood, concrete, windows or painted surfaces. Violations shall result in the immediate removal of the advertisement and possible loss of future space.
Publications can only be distributed in the Student Union if they are contained in a box or rack and only in the designated spot in the lower lobby. Publications that are not contained will be discarded.
The college community is subject to state and local alcohol usage laws. Specifically, the laws of New York State prohibit anyone under the age of 21 from purchasing alcohol. Furthermore, it is against the law to serve an underage or intoxicated person. These guidelines are designed to recognize current law and to help the campus community apply the law as we plan and conduct programs. Each member of the campus community must take responsibility for obeying the law.
Specific questions and comments regarding campus regulations and alcohol-related events should be addressed to the Dean of Students at 716-878-4618.
All off campus advertising will be limited to the one large bulletin board located in the North corridor of the Student Union inside the facility and one large bulletin board facing the Butler Library outside of the facility.
Revenue generating activities by outside interests within the Student Union Building are strictly prohibited under guidelines for commercial activities established by the College. However, under certain conditions bona fide student organizations of Buffalo State may sell commercial items and sponsor services for the exchange of revenue. Sponsored commercial activity will occur during a specific time each semester.
All revenues generated must be used for the betterment of the student organization. An individual may not receive personal gain.
All recognized groups, organizations desiring to sponsor commercial revenue generating activities in the Student Union must secure the approval of the Director of the Student Union who has been designated to act for the Vice President of Finance and Management in this capacity.
All such requests shall be made in writing and shall contain, but not limited to, the following items of information:
A representative of the student organization must be present at all times during the activity. The area of activity must be clearly identified with the sponsoring organizations name and purpose of the activity. All net income shall be used for the support of programs and activities of the student organization. An individual of the sponsoring organization may not receive personal gain.
All revenue generating activities must not only comply with the Commercial Guidelines, but must also follow any applicable United Students' Government regulations, federal, state or local laws related to business operations, and meet health and safety standards. All Commercial vendors must have a copy of their New York Tax Certificate on file with the Student Life Office. Additionally, this certificate must be on display at the vending location. Commercial vendors offering services must donate funds to the sponsoring student organization. Hair cutting, and memberships are examples of sponsored services.
The first two weeks of each semester shall be a grace period for commercial vendors offering services without student organization sponsorship on a space available basis.
Credit card solicitations are prohibited on the Buffalo State campus. No credit card advertising, information, or applications may be offered at any time.
No group, student or off campus, is allowed to approach any individual in the building to offer services, programs or attempt to sell any items or services as this is considered soliciting. All groups are to be stationed at a table at all times.
Failure to comply with the aforementioned policies and procedures may result in additional charges, denied use of space, and/or suspension of club privileges.
