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Guide to Student Life - Campus Life - Adelphi University

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Policy Review<br />

This policy will be reviewed for possible revision as necessary by the members of the Anti-<br />

Harassment Panel.<br />

Anti-Harassment and Individual Speech <strong>Guide</strong>lines<br />

It is the policy of <strong>Adelphi</strong> <strong>University</strong> that all employees and students be able <strong>to</strong> work and<br />

pursue their goals in an educational environment absent of discrimina<strong>to</strong>ry harassment. <strong>Adelphi</strong><br />

recognizes a moral, legal and contractual obligation <strong>to</strong> maintain reasonable educational,<br />

residential and working environments. Consistent with these obligations, <strong>Adelphi</strong> is committed<br />

<strong>to</strong> prohibiting harassment and achieving diversity within the <strong>University</strong> community.<br />

The role of universities in the community is <strong>to</strong> encourage the free flow of thoughts and ideas<br />

essential <strong>to</strong> higher education. Therefore, while <strong>Adelphi</strong> <strong>University</strong> does not encourage offensive<br />

or insensitive speech, principles of academic freedom may limit the <strong>University</strong>’s ability <strong>to</strong><br />

restrict speech as a means <strong>to</strong> oppose harassment and discrimination.<br />

Notwithstanding the <strong>University</strong>’s promotion of free speech, the <strong>University</strong> may impose<br />

reasonable regulations on its time, location and manner. For example, the <strong>University</strong> could<br />

compel students <strong>to</strong> move or postpone an unscheduled rally if the space previously had been<br />

properly reserved by another group. In addition, speech deemed by the <strong>University</strong> <strong>to</strong> be<br />

threatening, intimidating or harassing may be subject <strong>to</strong> further regulation in accordance with<br />

this policy.<br />

102<br />

CAMPUS PUBLICITY POLICIES<br />

Please follow the guidelines below for on-campus publicity:<br />

Flyers and Posters<br />

All flyers and posters must be approved and signed by the Center for <strong>Student</strong> Involvement staff.<br />

All publicity must bear the name of the sponsoring group, admission policy, and date, time and<br />

location of event.<br />

Publicity may not promote the use of alcohol or advertise drink specials.<br />

No off-campus advertising is permitted.<br />

Posters may be displayed on designated bulletin boards only. They may not be put on doors,<br />

glass, painted surfaces or bricks.<br />

Flyers may be distributed, after they have been approved by the Center for <strong>Student</strong><br />

Involvement, at the Information Desk.<br />

As a service <strong>to</strong> student groups, the <strong>Student</strong> Government Association will also post flyers and<br />

posters on each of their bulletin boards. To make use of this service, please deliver nine copies<br />

<strong>to</strong> the SGA mailbox (Ruth S. Harley <strong>University</strong> Center, Room 110) by Thursday at 3:00 p.m.<br />

You may also leave 40 copies of flyers and/or six copies of posters with the Office of<br />

Residential <strong>Life</strong> and Housing (Earle Hall). They will display them on the residence hall<br />

bulletin boards.<br />

The Ruth S. Harley <strong>University</strong> Center has several locations for large poster display. Space must<br />

be reserved in advance with <strong>University</strong> Center Operations.

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