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Event Registration

The following is taken from the University of Richmond Student Handbook, page 51:

Private events with alcohol in residence hall rooms and Atlantic and Pacific House rooms:

1.  Definition for Residence Hall Event with Alcohol: All events/gatherings in the residence halls at which 8 or more students are present and alcoholic beverages are to be consumed must be private events not open to the general University community. While individuals under the age of 21 may attend events with alcohol, they may not consume alcoholic beverages. All events must be registered with the appropriate Dean’s office. There must be no admission charge, donation required, charge for food or beverage, etc., at any such event.

2.  Registration: Gatherings of 8 or more students in a residence hall room where alcohol is to be consumed or possessed must be registered by Friday at 12:00 noon with the Westhampton College or Richmond College Area Coordinators. All room events must be kept to 15 (12 persons or less in Atlantic and Pacific Houses) persons or less, regardless of the size of the particular room. No more than two events may occur at any one time in a particular student staff member’s area of responsibility. No permission will be granted to any two adjacent rooms at any one time. (Adjacent refers to any two rooms next door to each other or rooms directly across the hall from one another. “Suites” will be considered one room and will be treated as such.) At least 50% of the occupants of a given room within a residence hall must be 21 years of age in order to register an event with alcohol.

3.  The possession or use of common containers of alcohol including, but not limited to, kegs, 1/4 kegs, party balls is prohibited in all residential areas.

4.  Approved Locations: The consumption of alcoholic beverages is restricted to each residence hall room. The hallways, floor lounges, or any other public areas in the residence halls may not be used as an entertainment area.

5.  Dates and Times: Event permits will be granted for Fridays (4:00 p.m. - 2:00 a.m.) and Saturdays (4:00 p.m. - 2:00 a.m.) unless otherwise designated by the Dean’s Office. An event with alcohol may not last more than four hours.

6.  Amplifying Equipment*: All stereos and other amplifying equipment must remain within the residence hall room, and may not be placed in public areas of the residence halls.

Event Registration Form

Please note their are different regulations for UFA.  See p. 52 of Student Handbook or the RC website for information regarding these events. 

UFA Event Registration Form

 

 

  
Last Modified:  20-Jun-2007 Contact: Angie Harris
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