Ohio Admin. Code 3337-24-20 - Use of Templeton-Blackburn alumni memorial auditorium
This policy provides for the consistent allocation of space and time among the various competing uses of Templeton-Blackburn alumni memorial auditorium.
Templeton-Blackburn alumni memorial auditorium, includes the main auditorium and stage, as well as the other interior spaces of the facility, including the Chaddock-Morrow lounge, the east and north main lobbies, and the north mezzanine.
The purpose of Templeton-Blackburn alumni memorial auditorium is to host programming that enhances the educational and cultural objectives of Ohio university and the southeastern Ohio communities.
Policy 01.025 provides an umbrella policy for all facilities usage. Issues not addressed in this policy may be addressed there. For the purposes of policy 01.025, Templeton-Blackburn alumni memorial auditorium is an auxiliary facility.
Policy 01.044 applies to the use of the west portico. This policy applies to the interior spaces of the Templeton-Blackburn alumni memorial auditorium.
Event services shall be responsible for the scheduling, supervision, facilitation, and administration of all programs, classes, and events scheduled in Templeton-Blackburn alumni memorial auditorium.
Please contact event services to schedule the auditorium. The auditorium will fall under the priority event scheduling process coordinated by event services and approved by president's cabinet. The following list is in order of decreasing priority:
The performing arts series programs scheduled shall include the day prior and the day after the event to ensure proper setup, rehearsal, teardown and restore time. Other events may request additional setup/teardown time, subject to space availability. Certain programs may require additional days prior and subsequent to the public performance dates as deemed necessary by the production services area within event services. Other requests for additional days surrounding event days will be directed to the executive director of event services.
The staff of event services reserves the right to recommend alternative spaces for user requests, and/or deny requests that are not appropriate depending on expected size of audiences, technical needs, scheduling concerns, and appropriateness of program in facility.
Reservations fall under the priority event scheduling process coordinated by event services and approved by the president's cabinet.
The ticket office will be operated solely by event services:
In the event of the cancellation of an event, the organization or department shall be responsible for all expenses incurred by the staff of event services prior to cancellation, including the associated costs of refunding of tickets if applicable.
The use of cameras and recording devices shall not be permitted, unless approved by the event promoter, university communications and marketing, and event services.
Organizations or departments sponsoring an event must first receive clearance from event services, and the presenter (or his or her representative or agent), before posting any advertisements (print or electronic media), to assure all information is correct.
Notes
Promulgated Under: 111.15
Statutory Authority: 3337.01
Rule Amplifies: 3337.01
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