69萝莉

Campus Guidelines for Postings

Policy Statement

69萝莉 is committed to promoting a learning and collaborative environment through community building. We strive to enrich the lives of our campus by promoting an interactive, diverse and inclusive learning atmosphere.

Purpose

The following posting procedures have been established as a guide for employees and students. It is expected that these procedures will continue to provide an opportunity for clubs, organizations, programs and divisions to publicize events and activities that are sponsored on campus. All procedures and regulations in regards to posting flyers and other 69萝莉 sponsored events will be fairly, equally and consistently enforced by each division/area.

1. Each division/area will have an approval stamp. All materials may be stamped with approval from the sponsoring division/area. Stamped materials may be posted in any designated posting location on campus.
2. Division/areas can post information/flyers in other divisions if it is promoting a 69萝莉 event, program, service, class or club.
3. Each division/area is responsible for posting, monitoring, removal and clean up of all area related materials in a division/area.
4. Posters/flyers placed on bulletin boards in a division area without an approval stamp must be removed by the division/area immediately.
5. The maximum number of flyers/posters (20) for 69萝莉 sponsored events and (10) for non-69萝莉/community organizations.
6. Flyers may be posted with thumbtacks or tape. Please do not use staples or glue.
7. Posting is allowed on designated areas only. Do not post on windows, doors, inside classrooms, restrooms, trees, poles or parked cars.
8. The Campus Center/Activities office is responsible for approving, monitoring and removal of all student organization and non-69萝莉 materials from off campus organizations.
9. In general, flyers should be no larger than 11鈥漻17鈥�. At the discretion of the division/area, larger posters/flyers may be posted.
10. Flyers in a foreign language must include English translation.
11. All posters with any of the following items will not be approved for posting:
12. Posters advertising smoking and alcoholic beverages
13. Posters indicating illegal activities
14. Posters with objectionable photos, illustrations and/or language
15. Posters advertising parties in private residences.

Handouts

• Campus groups and organizations must have prior approval from the Campus Center Office to hand out materials or sponsor an off-campus organization to do so.
• The Campus Center Office reserves the right to refuse posting and/or distribution of materials deemed obscene, offensive, inflammatory, or pornographic.
• Offenders will lose future rights to have materials posted at 69萝莉 and may be reported. Sponsored events will be fairly, equally and consistently enforced by each division/area

There are always grey areas and possible exceptions which we will act upon on a case by case basis. If you believe you have an extenuating circumstance, please contact and discuss your concern with your Division Chair.

Time, Place, and Manner Policy

The Colleges of the District are non-public forums, except for those areas designated as Free Speech Areas, which are limited public forums. The Chancellor or designee shall enact such administrative procedures as are necessary to reasonably regulate the time, place, and manner of free expression. The administrative procedures issued by the Chancellor or designee shall not prohibit the right of students to exercise free expression, including but not limited to the use of bulletin boards designated for such use, the distribution of printed materials and/or petitions in those parts of the Colleges designated as Free Speech areas, and the wearing of buttons, badges, or other insignia. Students shall be free to exercise their right of free expression, subject to this District policy. Speech shall be prohibited that is defamatory, obscene (according to current legal standards), and/or which so incites others as to create a clear and present danger or the violation of District policies or procedures, or the substantial disruption of the orderly operation of the District. Nothing in this policy shall prohibit the regulation of hate violence, so long as the regulation conforms to the requirements of the law. Students may be disciplined for harassment, threats, intimidation, or hate violence as detailed in campus conduct policies unless such speech is constitutionally protected.

Registration Process

All groups shall register with the Student Activities Office forty-eight (48) hours prior to their distribution of materials/collection of signatures for purposes of notification and coordination with grounds and facilities personnel. Upon registering, a copy of all materials distributed shall be provided to the Student Activities Office by the distributor along with the name and address of the organization responsible for the material, and the name(s) and addressees) of the person(s) performing the distribution. All groups and organizations that do register will be provided a receipt to verify their registered visit to the campus and should be ready to display this receipt when asked by college members. Consequences of failure to comply with college regulations include: (1) oral or written warning, or (2) civil restraining order limiting or prohibiting the group鈥檚 access to 69萝莉.

Public Free Speech Designated Areas for 69萝莉

Pursuant to the provisions of California Educational Code, Section 76120, all persons using the free speech areas generally available to students and the community shall be allowed to distribute petitions, circulars, leaflets, newspapers, and other printed matter.

69萝莉 has designated the following areas as free speech areas:

1. North Walk (with the exception of the creek bridge and adjacent parking spaces)
2. Campus Center Walk
3. Campus Quad (in front of EOPS building and behind District Services/President's Office

Areas of the college that are non-public free speech areas are indoor spaces which specifically include campus offices, restrooms, classrooms, warehouses, maintenance yards, and locker rooms. Also, groups must refrain from distributing flyers on parked cars in any of the college parking lots.

The District reserves the right to designate these areas as non-public forums as necessary to prevent the substantial disruption of the college. The following regulations are designed to increase opportunities to enrich the educational experience, to protect the constitutional rights of free expression, and to ensure that there will be no interference with the instructional program of 69萝莉.

Groups or Individuals using the Campus Center for free speech shall not:

• Force passersby to take material or continuously ask for a signature or other information from any passerby after the passerby refuses to sign or collect any handouts.
• Intimidate, follow, touch, strike, or impede the progress of passersby, except for incidental or accidental contact, or contact initiated by a passerby. (Penal Code 407)
• Use any means of amplification that creates a noise diversion that disturbs or tends to disturb the orderly conduct of the campus or classes taking place at that time. (Penal Code 407)
• Solicit donations of money, through direct requests for funds, sales of tickets or otherwise, except where he or she is collecting funds for an organization that is registered with the Secretary of State as a non-profit corporation or is an approved Associated Students organization or club. (Penal Code 647)
• Prohibit members of the campus community to express their concerns and/or complaints regarding the topic of the literature or petition. (Penal Code 602)

Groups or Individuals using the Campus Center for free speech shall:

• Ensure that their trash and materials are removed or placed in appropriate receptacles prior to leaving the area where they were speaking or distributing materials. The college reserves the right to charge solicitors for trash and materials left behind and cleaned by custodial staff charged at $54.27 per hour.
• Provide copies to the Campus Center of literature and/or the Solicitation of Petitions and/or the Gathering of Signatures. Materials with any of the following shall not be distributed to the college community:
  • Materials with smoking and alcoholic beverages.
  • Materials indicating illegal activities.
  • Materials with objectionable photos, illustrations and/or language.
  • Materials promoting parties in private residences.
  • Materials with any information deemed obscene, inflammatory, or pornographic.