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Reserving Campus Facilities

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When should we talk with CEVS staff?
As far in advance as possible.  Why? Because:

  • Space is limited and it is reserved on a first come first served bases.
  • Depending on how large or complicated your event is, there may be as many as four or five different offices which must approve aspects of your event (e.g., fundraising, security, tickets, health and safety, etc.).
  • Based upon information you receive, you may decide to change many details about your event and therefore you may be required to obtain additional estimates and/or approvals.
  • CEVS can provide you with ideas and assistance to get the most out of University facilities and services.
    Some types of events require long lead times, for example, dances require 30 to 60 days.

WHO CAN RESERVE SPACE FOR OUR ORGANIZATION?

  • Student organizations must be currently registered and in good standing with the Student Programs and Activities Center (SPAC) to make reservations.
  • Any student from your organization can ask for information. However, only the two students identified by your organization on your Registration Application or Registration Update form are authorized to make, cancel, or request changes in reservations. These two authorized students may allow a member of the organization, other than one of the five designated group representatives, to chair an event and work with CEVS on any given event.
  • Only the chair of the event is authorized to make changes to the reservation once it has been made as they will be the primary contact to the CEVS Coordinator.
  • It is recommended that the group’s financial officer be notified at the beginning of the reservation process, of events that may incur expenses.

HOW TO RESERVE SPACE

  • CEVS, located at 442 Memorial Union, is open Monday-Friday 9am-4pm, closed during the lunch hour, 12-1 p.m. Reservations MUST be made in person.
  • All bills and holds must be paid before a reservation can be made.
  • Before a reservation is confirmed, all paperwork, permits and deposits must be completed.
  • Prepayment of facility and service fees is required prior to the reservation cancellation date for all events. If the group is using their Agency Account, funds must be available in the account to pay deposits, and avoid facility reservation cancellation. The balance due will be taken from the agency account 7 days after the event. Make sure to verify all costs immediately after the event, and to deposit funds into your agency account.

HOW OFTEN CAN WE RESERVE SPACE?

Weekly Meetings

  • A limit of two regular standing weekly reservations of 1-4 hours in length (not to exceed a total of 4 hours per week).
  • Requests for weekly meetings may be made beginning the last day of classes for the next quarter. Fall Quarter requests are accepted the first day of Fall Quarter.

Non-recurring Events

  • Single event (non-recurring) reservations usually cannot exceed 5 hours in length.
  • No more than 3 reservations in any one week (Monday through Sunday).

Single event reservations may be requested according to the following timetable.

  • Once groups have re-registered in Spring Quarter for the following academic year, they may reserve space for up to three non-recurring events in the upcoming Fall Quarter.
  • Starting the first day of Fall Quarter, groups may reserve space for non-recurring events during the Winter and Spring Quarters (up to three per quarter).




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