All events on campus that meet the definition of a potentially hazardous event including those sponsored by staff, faculty, departments/offices, registered student organizations and outside organizations must complete the SAFE Form.
From the SAFE form: “Examples of potentially hazardous events include, but are not limited to: bonfires; lighting of fireworks; events involving helicopters or other aircraft; motor vehicle races; gatherings in excess of 200 persons, including unregistered campus athletic events; marches (including any organized walks or runs); parades; any event involving the distribution of alcohol; and any outdoor event requiring electricity.”
In July of 2005, the Florida Board of Governors approved a new procedure for the adoption, amendment and repealing of university regulations (formerly known as rules) in a Regulation Development Procedure for State University Boards of Trustees (PDF).
Whether you are a new or continuing undergraduate, graduate or professional student at UCF, there are certain responsibilities that you must uphold as a member of our community. The Golden Rule is a compilation of policies and procedures from different university areas intended to define your rights and responsibilities as a student and provide you with a better understanding of your role as a member of the UCF community.