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Procedure No. 1-11
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Issued 8/2010
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The policy of
Northern Illinois University with respect to making Holmes
Student Center facilities available for meetings, conferences,
short courses and seminars, etc. within the context of continuing
education for other than on-campus recognized student groups
shall be that:
- The decisions for scheduling Holmes Student
Center facilities within the existing policy and priority
are the responsibility of the Holmes Student Center
Director.
- With the exception of the Christmas and summer
periods, evening use of the Ballroom, Regency Room,
Sandburg Auditorium, Illinois Room, Capitol Room, Lincoln
Room, Douglas Room, and Rooms 303, 304, 305, 306,403,
404, 503, and 504 cannot be scheduled by non-student
organizations until after the publication of the Advanced
Room Reservations. Rooms 405, 406, 505, 506, the Sky
Room, and Heritage Room may be scheduled by non-student
organizations before publication of the Advanced Room
Reservations.
- Priority for approval for the use of Holmes Student
Center facilities is as follows:
- Student organizations and events.
- Faculty and staff organizations and events.
- Educational meetings sponsored by the university
or academic departments within its colleges.
- Educational meetings sponsored by the university
or its colleges in conjunction with outside organizations.
- Meetings fulfilling university requirements sponsored
entirely by outside organizations.
- Within the university policy and the established priority,
these facilities may be scheduled several years in advance
subject to the provisions in the contract whereby final
approval of facilities use is contingent upon the priorities
listed in paragraph 2, and where possible within the
priorities listed in paragraph 3.
- Conference activities of more than one-day duration
using facilities in HSC and facilities outside HSC which
attract primarily an off-campus clientele, such as conferences,
workshops, and continuing education functions sponsored
by Northern Illinois University, shall be coordinated
through the CONFERENCE AND INSTITUTE OFFICE.
- Conferences, seminars, workshops and similar functions
sponsored by non-university organizations will be scheduled
in the Holmes Student Center. Overflow will be scheduled
for other facilities as space permits in accordance
with existing university policy.
Policy for Usage of the University Suite
The University Suite in the Holmes Student Center was
designed for special use by members of the Board of Trustees
and the President to conduct university activities. The
University Suite is not intended to be regularly scheduled
as a meeting room. There are appropriate activities, however,
for which the Suite may be used by people other than the
Board of Trustees and the President. The policy and guidelines
for usage of the University Suite are as follows:
- Special activities that may be approved to use the
University Suite are:
Meetings - A maximum of 30 people seated around
tables. Theater-style seating should be held in other
rooms in the Holmes Student Center. Receptions - A maximum
of 100 people for both the Dining Room and Living Room.
Meals - A maximum of 30 people for meals in the Dining
Room. Guest Bedroom - Special guests associated with
conferences may use the bedroom with permission of the
President.
- Student organizations must have a faculty advisor
in attendance at receptions and dinners.
- Rates are charged on a group basis and are subject to change annually.
There is no charge for the use of the University
Suite when a meal is served.
These rates does not apply to official university
activities supported or exempted by the President. The
University Alcoholic Beverage Policy must be observed
at all activities in the University Suite.
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