CU Anschutz Event Policies and Procedures

This policy governs the use of outdoor spaces associated with CU Anschutz buildings that might be considered for events.

Policy on patios, balconies, decks and roofs

This policy addresses access to buildings and rooms for special events and the potential need for security/police support.

Complete policy on access control for CU Anschutz buildings.

Policy governing the serving and selling of alcohol on university property or at university events.

Complete CU Anschutz alcohol policy

This policy outlines when animals can or can't be part of events and also provides guidance on service animals, therapy animals, etc.

Complete CU Anschutz animal policy

Policy prohibiting the use of lit candles in university buildings.

Complete CU Anschutz candle policy

The policy governs necessary protections for programs and events involving minors who are under the age of 18 and not students.

Complete Child Protection policy

Guidance for hosting meetings and events can be found on the CU Anschutz coronavirus website.

The policy defines appropriate use of university facilities and priority for use.

Complete Facilities Use policy

This policy outlines the appropriateness and priority use of CU Anschutz space by external agencies and the process for requesting and obtaining approval.

Complete External Agencies policy

Food trucks may be used to provide catering services at events on campus if the following conditions are met:

1. A location has been pre-approved by Facilities (Parking & Transportation), This might require review by a weekly campus traffic review committee before approval can be granted, so allow plenty of advance notice.Trucks may park only in official parking spaces in campus lots and may not occupy any pathway on the campus at any time.

2. The food truck has a mobile food license issued by Tri-County Health.

3. A certificate of insurance is provided to the organizer naming the Regents of the University of Colorado as additional insured.

The CU Anschutz Medical Campus is committed to being a place where free speech and academic freedom are valued, supported and protected, within a culture of civility and respect. In accordance with CU Regent law and policies, revised in September 2018, we distinguish between academic freedom, which happens in classrooms and research labs, and freedom of expression, which happens on campus and in a person’s private life. This website outlines our steadfast commitment to freedom of expression and academic freedom and highlights relevant policies and programs.

Visit the Free Expression website for more information, including policies and procedures governing freedom of expression on campus.

The policy governs the placement of information within and around CU Anschutz facilities.

Complete signage/postage policy for CU Anschutz spaces.

The policy governs the use of drones over any university property. In general, drone use is prohibited, but limited exceptions may be granted.

Complete Drone policy for CU Anschutz

Definitions and policies governing the use of tents and canopies on CU Anschutz property.

Complete policy on tents on CU Anschutz property.