Food or drinks of any kind may not be provided except as regularly sold to the public. Mail and other services of the University may not be used in connection with political purposes or activity. No funds in any way supplied from University revenues may be utilized to support any candidate for office. University revenues means all funds received by the institution, from whatever source derived, including state appropriations, federal funds, auxiliary enterprise revenues, sales, etc. The prohibition includes funds of employee and student organizations which are derived from University revenues.
Employees are free, of course, to contribute personally to candidates or parties of their choice.
Contributions should in no way imply that the funds contributed were derived from a University source. Donors should make every effort to ensure that the contributions they make are credited to them in their individual capacities and not as holders of positions at the University. Organizations of employees of the University which raise funds independently of the institution are free to make contributions to candidates of their choice in the name of the particular organization, but care must be taken to assure that the organization is not viewed as representing the University. Wearing items of political persuasion on person is permissible. Activities that create an unsafe or disruptive environment.