A night deposit drop box has been installed next to the Cashiers service windows for deposits made on the weekends or after 4:00 p.m. during the work week. Clubs and organizations will be given a tamper evident bank bag and a deposit slip at the time they pick up a cash box from the Cashiers...

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...

At the beginning of each academic year, all student organizations planning to have events open to the public will meet with the University Police Department staff to discuss this policy. When an organization decides to sponsor a specific event open to the public, its representative will be...

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...

Any payment vouchers, requisitions, purchase orders, advances, personal service agreements, or honorarium forms, must be submitted to the Assistant to the Director of Student Activities (if a student club) or the Director of Housing (if a residence hall association) with all accompanying and...

*Important Note: No member or group of members is empowered to enter into a contract, promise to pay or in any other way obligate their club, the SGAF, or the University without following proper procedures. All credit purchases, contracts, and other forms of purchase agreements must have the...

Raffles and bingos are regulated by the State of Connecticut. An event is considered a raffle if a person is paying a price for a chance at a prize. Exceptions to this are games of skill, in which a person pays to show their skills are better than others and they win a prize for being the best -...

Receipt books are available at Cashiers Office and the Student Activities Office for clubs and organizations to use free of charge. Receipts should be issued anytime you accept cash in advance for a product or trip deposit. The original receipts are given to the purchasers and the carbon copies...

Reimbursements are used if it is not possible to secure funds in advance and a club member spends personal money on club expenses and wishes to be repaid. Remember, all purchases must be approved by the membership and indicated in the meeting minutes with a resolution number. A reimbursement is...

"The rock" which is located across from the Center for Early Childhood Education may be reserved and painted by recognized student clubs and organizations for a two week period of time. Groups are responsible for providing their own paint and supplies. All disposable of paint supplies must be done...