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POLICY ON POSTING SIGNS, BANNERS AND FLYERS Student club/organization signs, banners, flyers and handbills must be approved and stamped by the Office of Student Activities prior to posting. The Student Activities stamp indicates review of the party requesting permission to post notices and does not indicate an endorsement of content. Unauthorized materials will be removed. Materials should not be posted on building windows, doors, walls, areas or on surfaces which obstructs traffic. The posting should display the time, date, location, sponsor and cost (if applicable) of the event. Advertisement of off-campus functions can be advertised at the discretion of the Director of Student Activities. Campus posting are limited to 30 days and must be removed by the part once the event has passed. Contact the Office of Student Activities concerning size of signs, banners, flyers, and posters at (410) 951-3922. PROCEDURES FOR NOTIFICATION FOR INCLEMENT WEATHER POLICY AND EMERGENCIES Policy The President of the University will make the final decision as to whether all departments of the institution will be closed. Administrative offices may remain open even though classes are cancelled. The sole criterion for closing is to ensure the safety of students, faculty and staff. Consistent with the safety of the students, faculty, and staff, offices and classrooms will be kept open whenever possible. The Provost/Vice President for Academic Affairs, in consultation with the President, will make the class cancellation decision based on available information. The Office of Facilities will collect the weather forecast information on which to base the class cancellation decision. This information will be communicated to the Provost/Vice President for Academic Affairs by 5:00 a.m. of the inclement weather day. After consultation with the President and Provost/Vice President for Academic Affairs, the University Relations Designee will notify the radio and television stations of class cancellations, delays and/or campus closings. The University Relations Designee will also notify: • The CSU Police Department • The Division of Information Technology • The Office of Facility Management • The Office of Auxiliary Services • The Principal of Coppin Academy NOTE: In the event of class cancellations, delays and/or campus closings due to inclement weather one of the following will be reported to the media, posted on the University’s website, recorded on the main telephone information line, and sent via E 2 Campus text message alert system: 1. “University and Coppin Academy are closed” -- in this case, only essential personnel are expected to report to work (non-essential personnel will be granted administrative leave); 2. “Day classes are cancelled, offices are open (evening classes will continue unless 40| P age
specified in the announcement)” -- in this case, all non-faculty staff are expected to report to work at their regularly scheduled start time (or use annual leave); faculty are expected to maintain their normal posted office hours; 3. “Classes are delayed (time of delay will be provided in the announcement)” – in this case, all non-faculty staff are expected to report at their regularly scheduled start time; faculty are expected to maintain their posted schedule 4. Status of off-site centers will be specified in the announcement if different than status of main campus. Radio & Television Stations to be Used for Announcements Metro Baltimore Area WTOP Radio (1500AM) WMAR-TV (Channel 2) WHUR Radio (96.3 FM) WBAL-TV (Channel 11) WBFF-TV (Channel 45) HEAVEN 600 Radio (600 AM) Metro Washington, D. C. Area WJZ-TV (Channel 13) WJLA-TV (Channel 7) WQSR Radio (105.7 FM) WJZ-TV (Channel 4) WERQ Radio (92.3 FM) WWIN Radio (95.9 FM) WXYV Radio (102.7 FM) WBAL Radio (1090 AM) Procedure During Office Hours A. The President, through the Office of University Relations Designee, will notify all personnel that the University is closing. B. Radio and television stations will be contacted by the Office of University Relations so that evening school students, faculty, and staff may be notified C. The University Relations Designee will inform the Division of Information Technology so that this time-sensitive information can be posted on the Coppin website, recorded on the main telephone information line, and sent via E 2 Campus text message alert system. D. The CSU Police Department will notify the campus community of the closing via existing global paging and messaging systems. E. In the case of satellite events, off campus activities or non-class scheduled events, the University Relations Designee should give a complete list of cancellations and postponements (obtained from the President, Provost, and Vice Presidents) to the media at least two to three hours beforehand in order to keep the number of calls to media to a minimum. The objective is to utilize the media during emergencies. 41| P age
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Page 33 and 34: CSU POLICY ON ALCOHOL, DRUGS, AND S
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