Examples of solicitation include distributing literature, holding meetings, conducting surveys, and placing advertisements on bulletin boards.
Commercial solicitation includes the demonstration or explanation of such products or services.
The term does not include the solicitation of sales of newspapers, magazines, journals, and similar printed media. Contract sales of newspapers and journals are, however, considered to be commercial solicitation. The term includes the making of donations and can encompass sales as well as commercial and noncommercial solicitation. The term includes university employees and students when they are conducting solicitation on behalf of themselves individually or when they are acting on behalf of groups, entities, organizations, associations, or corporations not officially affiliated with or recognized by the university. General Requirement Solicitation activities as outlined in these regulations will be permitted on campus, provided the particular activity has complied with the specific procedures outlined in these regulations and provided the activity does not create undue noise or disruption or interfere with the activities that normally occur in the area in question or any activities which are being carried out by the university at that particular time.