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Demonstrations: Regulations and Procedures

Southern Illinois University at Carbondale

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Events Within Designated Public Forum Areas

Individuals, organizations, and groups of persons seeking to engage in free expression within the designated public forum areas may do so in accordance with the Standards of Respect and Civility in the University Learning Community, as noted above.

Area A: The Free Forum Area, the triangle area of grass outlined by sidewalks located immediately north of the Anthony Hall Parking Lot 2 and immediately south of Davies Gym, has been designated as a public forum for free expression. Any member of the public or the University community may use this area for free expression on a first-come, first-serve basis, provided that the area has not been reserved. Members of the public and University community who wish to reserve this area may do so by contacting the Office of the Dean of FIRE24 hours in advance. Commercial activities associated with the event require advance approval from the Office of the Dean of 果冻传媒app官方. Amplified sound is permitted if used so as not to interfere with classes, events, ceremonies, or operations of the University.

Area B: The lawn located north of Morris Library and south and west of Parking Lot 6 has been designated as a public forum for noncommercial free expression. Any member of the public or the University community may use this area for free expression on a first-come, first-serve basis, provided that the area has not been reserved. Members of the public and University community who wish to reserve this area may do so by contacting the Office of the Dean of FIRE24 hours in advance. Amplified sound is not permitted.

Events Outside of Designated Public Forum Areas

Individuals, organizations, and groups of persons seeking to engage in noncommercial free expression on property owned and/or controlled by the University may do so in accordance with the Standards of Respect and Civility in the University Learning Community, as noted above.

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