30.00 POLICY ON SPEECH AND ADVOCACY
30.00 POLICY ON SPEECH AND ADVOCACY
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The University is committed to assuring that all persons
may exercise the constitutionally protected rights of free expression,
speech, assembly, and worship.
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It is the responsibility of the Chancellor to assure an ongoing
opportunity for the expression of a variety of viewpoints.
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The time, place, and manner of exercising speech and advocacy
on the campuses are subject to campus regulations that shall provide
for noninterference with University functions and reasonable protection
to persons against practices which would make them involuntary audiences.
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These Policies and campus regulations in no way constitute
prohibitions on the right to express political views by an individual
in the University community. The University recognizes, supports,
and shall not abridge the constitutional rights of faculty, students,
or staff to participate, either as individuals or as members of groups,
in the political process of supporting candidates for public office
or any other political activity.
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All campus regulations regarding speech and advocacy also
shall comply with Section 40.00 of these Policies.
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