Policy Information 107|Page www.kutztown.edu/thekey H. Failure to Comply: Failure to comply with the foregoing procedures or any parts thereof shall result in one or more of the following: 1. Withdrawal of permission to conduct the sale or fundraising activity and/or revocation of sales and fundraising privileges for a specified period of time. a. An opportunity for an appeal to the On-Campus Sales and Fundraising Committee is available. b. On-campus sales/fundraising privileges will be suspended until the appeal is heard. 2. Disciplinary action through the Office of Student Conduct. 3. Other action consistent with federal, state, and local laws and University policies. Non-Sponsored Demonstrations, Presentations, and Non-Commercial Literature Distribution Policy (COT-002) A. Purpose The Kutztown University campus is for the primary use by its students, faculty and staff in their efforts to advance the educational mission of the university. Kutztown University recognizes its role as a public university to encourage the exchange of ideas and/or viewpoints. As such, Kutztown University is open to the presentation and free exchange of ideas by those who may, not necessarily, be affiliated with the University. The University has a significant interest to protect the educational experience of the students in the furthering of its educational mission by ensuring students’ safety, security and fostering diversity. To that end, this policy sets forth certain practices that enable the exchange of ideas while protecting the orderly nature of the campus. B. Scope This policy applies to all entities who intend to utilize the campus to exercise their constitutionally protected rights to free expression through presentation, demonstration or the distribution of non-commercial literature. C. Definitions 1. Distribution of non-commercial materials refers to such activities of a personal transaction nature that makes available paper or other material items which donot include the sale of goods or services or solicitation for funds. 2. Public Demonstration refers to an assembly of individuals for the purpose ofexpressing their views. 3. Presentation refers to any public display of information to express a viewpoint. This also applies to orally expressed viewpoints by use of amplification devices. 4. Routine Operational Hours refers to standard workday hours and those evening times when public events occur. D. Policy and Procedure 1. All entities are encouraged to provide advanced notice to the Chief of Police Services or his/her designee of their intent to utilize the Kutztown University campus for the purposeof non-commercial literature distribution, public demonstration or presentation.
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