(1) Student organizations officially
recognized by the college may invite speakers to the campus to address their
own membership and other interested students and faculty if:
(a) Suitable space is available.
(b) It does not interfere with the college's
regularly scheduled programs.
Although allowed by the college, having such speakers on the
campus does not imply the college's approval or disapproval of them or their
viewpoints. For speakers who are candidates for political office, the college
will make equal opportunities available to opposing candidates if they
desire.
(2) To
ensure an atmosphere of open exchange and to not obscure the college's
educational objectives, the
president or designee, in a case with strong
emotional feeling, may set conditions for conducting the meeting, such as
requiring:
(a) A designated member of the
college community as chair; or
(b)
Permission for comments and questions from the floor.
The president or designee may encourage the appearance of one
or more additional speakers at any meeting or at following meetings so people
can express other points of view. The president may designate representatives
to recommend conditions such as time, manner, and place for conducting
particular meetings.
Notes
Wash. Admin. Code §
495D-121-650
Adopted by
WSR
14-14-047, Filed 6/25/2014, effective
7/26/2014
