Student Handbook - Butler University
Student Handbook - Butler University
Student Handbook - Butler University
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9. Advertising<br />
(a) Advertising for an on campus social event should include the statement “Beverages Available,<br />
<strong>Butler</strong> <strong>University</strong> ID required.” Guests of BU students must present a pictorial<br />
driver’s license for admittance.<br />
10. Overcrowding<br />
(a) When a social event becomes overcrowded, as specified by the fire code, organization<br />
members should not allow any more attendees into the facility. As attendees leave, new arrivals<br />
may be allowed into the event. Contact BUPD (ext. 911or 9396) if assistance is<br />
needed.<br />
11. Monitoring an event<br />
(a) Food and non-alcoholic alternative beverages (excluding a water fountain and/or a soft<br />
drink machine) must be provided at all events at which alcoholic beverages are consumed.<br />
(b) The service area must be secured or defined in a manner that ensures only those persons<br />
who are 21 or over will be furnished alcoholic beverages. In accordance with state law, no<br />
one under the age of 18 is allowed where alcohol is furnished.<br />
(c) The <strong>University</strong> police should be contacted immediately if assistance is needed while<br />
monitoring an event.<br />
(d) Under no circumstances can alcoholic beverages be sold on a per-drink basis or distributed<br />
unless a third-party vendor is employed.<br />
(e) It is recommended that alcohol only be furnished in a well-lit area.<br />
(f) There must be a minimum of four (4) sobriety monitors present at any social event involving<br />
alcohol distribution. Sobriety monitors, selected from the organization sponsoring<br />
the function must not consume any alcohol for the duration of the event so that they may<br />
assist in the case of an emergency or any other situation necessitating their aid. Each sponsoring<br />
organization should provide at least one (1) sobriety monitor. Sobriety monitors<br />
shall be visible and available throughout the social event to monitor access at doors and<br />
observe general behavior.<br />
12. Security<br />
(a) Arrangements must be made to hire officers to help monitor the event. The security officers<br />
must be from a licensed, bonded, and insured security firm or may be off-duty police<br />
officers; however, they must be certified to work a <strong>Butler</strong> function by BUPD and the<br />
Vice President for <strong>Student</strong> Affairs. A minimum of two (2) officers must be hired for the<br />
duration of the event. BUPD will determine the number of officers needed for the event<br />
and they typically use the ratio of one officer per 100 expected attendees, although the<br />
type of event will also be considered. Security arrangements should be completed at least<br />
15 business days before the event.<br />
(b) One security officer should be involved in checking IDs and providing wristbands to<br />
people 21 years and older.<br />
(c) One security officer must be stationed near the alcohol serving area.<br />
(d) Officers make periodic rounds through the social event area.<br />
(e) An officer of the sponsoring organization is to meet the hired security officers at the<br />
BUPD office in Jordan Hall no later than 15 minutes before the start of the function. At<br />
this time BUPD and the organization officer will outline the specific security needs and<br />
expectations regarding the event.<br />
(f) Security must remain at the social event until it is closed and people are dispersed.<br />
(g) Event organizers must ensure that security officers submit a Post Party Report to BUPD.<br />
VIII. Greek Life Social Event Policy<br />
See Greek Alcohol and Social Event Policy on page 81.<br />
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