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Fordham University Lincoln Center Campus Posting Policy

University On-Campus Posting Policy

This policy has been designed to ensure that Fordham University students, faculty and staff have equal access to common posting areas, to avoid violations of fire and safety codes, and to preserve the aesthetic quality of the campus.  Posting on University property is a privilege, and therefore the University reserves the right to regulate the posting and distribution of all notices.

All posters/fliers must be approved in advance by the Office of Student Leadership and Community Development.  An extra copy of the flier must be provided for the Office of Student Leadership and Community Development information book.  Only those fliers sponsored by a University department or a registered student organization will be approved.

All promotional material and advertisements must have the “approved for posting” notice displayed on each promotional piece prior to posting.  The "approved for posting" stamp must be an original stamp on each flier; photocopies of the stamp are not acceptable forms of approval.

Publicity must include all pertinent information regarding the event: the name of the sponsoring organization, the time and place of the event, and the admission cost (if any).

Posting is permitted on bulletin boards, on the panels in front of the elevator banks, with the exception of the panels with the elevator buttons.

Posting is not permitted in the elevators.

Posting is not permitted on glass, mirrors, painted surfaces in the stairwells, on the street level area in the vicinity of Pope Auditorium and the gallery, over an already existing poster or within three feet of fire pull boxes.

The sponsoring organization is responsible for removing all fliers and posters immediately following the event.

During student election periods additional guidelines will be developed to assure the fairness of the election process.

For the purpose of this policy: fliers are identified as having a maximum size of 8.5” x 11”; posters are identified as having a maximum size of 1.5’ x 2’. A poster on a floor counts as two fliers, so please do not post posters where you have fliers.

Each department or organization will be allowed to post a maximum of 20 fliers for each event such that:
*only one poster and two fliers on the Plaza level
*only two fliers on the elevator walls on each floor of the Lowenstein Building
*maximum of five fliers and one poster for each event on the bulletin boards and posting benches in the Street Level hallway that spans from Pope Auditorium to McMahon Hall.

Used book postings may be posted on the designated "Student Used Books for Sale" bulletin board in the Street Level hallway.  Only one posting per student is permitted on this bulletin board.  These postings must also be approved by the Office of Student Leadership and Community Development.

Specific student group posting:  Space is reserved for the three student groups that represent the entire student population, commuter students and resident students.  United Student Government (USG) postings are available on thebulletin board next to the entrance to the Lowenstein Café.  Commuting Student Association (CSA) postings are available on the designated CSA bulletin board on the Street Level (near the Quinn Library).  Residence Halls Association (RHA) postings are available on the bulletin board in the lobby of McMahon Hall.  These are the only three groups that have designated posting space on campus.

No advertising is permitted on the tiled or carpeted floors or on the grounds of the Plaza, including posters, flyers, and chalk writing.

Club or organization materials are not to be distributed in the cafeteria without the specific approval of the Office of Student Leadership and Community Development.

Monopolizing bulletin board space is not allowed.

A club or organization may not cover the legally-posted material of another club or organization and may not tear down same.

Publicity may not contain a direct or implied reference to the intended availability of alcohol.

Posters are no longer permitted above the Lowenstein escalators. United Student Government (USG) is working with campus administration to introduce electronic posting to the Lincoln Center Campus.

Please Note:
Posters are no longer permitted above the Lowenstein escalators.  United Student Government (USG) is working with campus administration to introduce electronic posting to the Lincoln Center Campus.  All postings in the McMahon Hall Residence Hall must be approved by the Residential Life Office and posted by a representative of the Residential Life staff.  Self-posting is NOT permitted in McMahon Hall.  It is suggested that twenty copies of fliers and one poster is provided to Residential Life so the information can be posted throughout the building.

Community Posting Board

There is now a community posting board available for postings that are not sponsored by a registered club or organization.  The board is located across the hallway from the bookstore on the Street Level of the Lowenstein Building.  All postings must follow the following guidelines:

Posting is limited to 8 1/2 X 11 size paper only.

One posting may not cover another.

All postings must be dated and removed within TWO WEEKS of the date on the paper.

No libelous material shall be posted.

Material must abide by the University Code of Conduct.

The Student Posting Committee within USG has the authority to remove any posting that could be considered profane.

Posting privileges shall be limited to Fordham community members only.

No commercial advertisements for the benefit of for-profit groups shall be allowed.

These rules shall be placed on the board for all to read and each person who has a posting on the board shall be responsible for reading and adhering to these rules.

Postings shall abide by community standards of decency.

A photocopy of the posting must be kept in the Office of Student Leadership and Community Development with the name, phone number, and e-mail address of the individual who has submitted the posting.

A phone and room number for the USG Community Posting Board Committee will be posted next to the board to direct questions and complaints regarding postings or any of these regulations.


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