Fall 2007 Party Host Training
Note: For all sessions, you must be signed up by 4pm the prior workday. Any sessions without participants signed up will be canceled and they will not be rescheduled.
September - October Schedule:
Wednesday, 9/19 at noon
Tuesday, 9/25 at 8:30 am
Wednesday, 9/26 at noon
Tuesday, 10/2 at 8:30 am
Wednesday, 10/10 at noon
Tuesday, 10/16 at 8:30 am
Wednesday, 10/24 at noon
Tuesday, 10/30 at 8:30 am
All programs are hosted in Philson Lounge, Cotter Union.
(Student.Activities@colby.edu, x4280, Cotter Union). If you are 21 years of age or older and wish to be a Colby College party host or to be approved to drink in designated residence hall lounges, you must attend a training workshop.
Please keep in mind:
By choosing to become a party host and serving alcohol at a campus event, you are assuming a large and serious responsibility. As a party host, you are legally responsible for the events that take place at your function. Non-compliance with campus, city, state and federal regulations can result in disciplinary action ranging in severity from housing probation to significant monetary fines and possible jail time.
Do not forget:
Weekend events must be registered with the Campus Life office by 4:30 p.m. on the Wednesday prior to the event. NO EXCEPTIONS will be made.
Remember:
It is against the law to provide alcohol to anyone who is under 21 years of age or to allow anyone under 21 years of age to consume alcohol at your function!
Party Host Responsibilities:
- Registering the event with the Campus Life Office
- Meeting with security to "check-in" the party prior to serving any alcohol
- Checking IDs of all students/persons at the event
- Ensuring that only students 21 years of age or older are served/consume alcohol
- Ensuring that no open container enter or leave the registered event space
- Cleaning the party space (in its entirety) immediately following the event
- Student hosts are personally responsible for any/all vandalism that takes place in the event space and throughout the residence hall (if vandalism can be tied directly or indirectly to the event)
- Student hosts are personally responsible and liable for serving underage persons
- Student hosts are personally responsible and liable for the negligent service of alcohol
- Student hosts are personally responsible and liable for the reckless service of alcohol
- Student hosts are personally responsible for ensuring that all laws pertaining to the service of alcohol are observed and followed
- Student hosts cannot be on social, residential, or academic probation
- Student hosts are expected to contact Security if they require assistance with event management
- All other responsibilities outlined in party host training
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