Fundraising Accounts
Fundraising Accounts have been established for each club to deposit the funds they have raised through events or donations. The money in this account can be spent at the club's discretion. Un spent fund raising revenue will roll over in the club's fund-raising account for the next fiscal year.
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Fundraising Events
BAM allocates funds to each club for fundraising purposes. These funds are automatically placed in the club's budget account and may be used for a club's fundraiser (i.e. supplies for a bake sale). Additional expenses related to a program that exceed BAM's fundraiser allocation are the club's...
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Gifts or Donations
When a club or organization receives a gift / donation in the amount of $250.00 or more, a Gift Acceptance Form must be completed including a deposit slip. The gift acceptance form and deposit slip should be verified at the Cashiers Office where processing is completed. A copy of the deposit slip...
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Meetings
Minutes must be kept at both regular membership and Executive Board meetings. Your club's constitution usually outlines who may vote at a meeting, defines guidelines of active membership, and establishes the necessary quorum. Quorum is defined as 50% + 1 of your active membership. Quorum must be...
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Metal Detectors
Metal detectors may be used for events that are open to the public as determined by the Campus Police Department.
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Minutes of Meetings
Minutes are the official permanent record of each club's meetings. They should tell what happened rather than what was said at the meeting. They should be kept at the time an organization meeting is held. The minutes must be typed and submitted within 48 hours to the following individuals via...
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Movie Policy
The Federal Copyright Act (Title 17, United States code, Public Law 94-553, 90 Stat. 2541) governs how copyrighted materials, such as movies, may be utilized publicly. Neither the rental nor the purchase or lending of a DVD carries with it the right to exhibit such a movie publicly outside the...
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Notification to Campus Attendees in the Event of an Emergency
In accordance with Connecticut General Statute 29-381(b)and the University Critical Incident Plan, any University individual, office, or student club/organization holding an event on campus that would include attendees, visitors, patrons, spectators and/or guests, will provide the following...
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Policy Governing Student Events Open to the Public
At the beginning of each academic year, all student organizations planning to have events open to the public will meet with Student Activities staff to discuss this policy. The event must be registered and approved by the appropriate University office. If admission is charged, the organization...
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Posting Policy and Social Media
POSTING POLICY The following procedures have been developed in order to establish a universal posting policy for clubs and organizations and will be enforced for all buildings internal and external as well as all outdoor University property. Posters, flyers, banners and other materials to be...
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