Departmental/Club Meeting

Minimum Days to Submit: 10 Business days prior to event

Attendance: Department/Club members only

Low-Impact Events

These events require less advance notice when requesting. 

What is considered a low-impact event? Events fall under this label if they have less than 50 people, no physical activity, no cash or financial transactions, are closed events, and do not take a lot of support from other campus departments. 

Minimum Days to Submit: 15 business days/2 weeks prior to the event

Attendance: Less than 50

Other:

• Closed Event
• No physical activity
• No cash or financial transactions
• Does not take a lot of support from other campus departments

High-Impact Events

These events require more notice because of their risk factors. They must go through multiple phases of review and approval with Risk Management, UPD, FM, and the events office, among others. The review process extends the amount of time needed. 

What is considered a high-impact event? High-impact events are any events that have these things present: High-Risk Food or drink, Non-Campus Catered alcohol, minors present, any sort of cash or financial transaction, ceremonial smoke, off-campus, evening/weekend/overnight events, a large number of people, a space utilized for a purpose not intended. 

Minimum Days to Submit: 21 business days/ 4 weeks prior to the event

Attendance: More than 150

Other:

• Alcohol permits take a minimum 4 weeks for approval
• Facilities requests take at least 2 weeks for limited facilities needs
• Additional securities require at least 21 business days lead time and will incur additional costs