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Section II. Event Planning
The Basics
Earlham’s approach to events is a decentralized
approach, which encourages initiative to come from many areas on
campus. Whether an event is a closed Earlham event, one in which
the campus is the primary audience or one in which the public is
invited, the success of the event is dependent upon the sponsor following
the guidelines set forth in this manual.
The Coordinator of Events is the campuses available
resource for advice on event planning and programming. The Coordinator
of Events
holds workshops on event planning and programming, and usher training
which will aid sponsors of Earlham events making sure all policies
and procedures for campus events are followed.
Below are the basics a sponsor is responsible for
when planning an event on the Earlham College campus. (Detailed information
for each
of these basic fundamentals is available in Sections IV. and
V. of this manual.)
The sponsor is responsible for all aspects of reserving and the scheduling
of an event including, but not limited to: sufficient funding,
contract negotiations, date reservation, room reservation, media
/tech needs, catering, marketing, housekeeping, security, audience
services, back stage needs, maintenance and bookstore arrangements.
The Sponsor is responsible for the coordination of all publicity
of an event including, but not limited to: newsletter, press release,
posters, programs, etc.
The sponsor is responsible for all aspects of an event from set-up
to strike. The sponsor must be present for all pre-sets, load-ins,
rehearsals, and performances for an event and must be the last
one to leave after strike. Sponsors are to make sure the space
is left as it was found, all lights are turned off and doors are
closed.
The sponsor is responsible for all front of the house needs including
house manager, ushers, audience services, back stage manager and
back stage crew, and knowledge of emergency procedures.
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