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91���� currently follows Los Angeles County Department of Public Health (LACDPH) guidelines for COVID-19 wellness including masking and symptom and exposure management. LACDPH guidelines may change based on federal, state, and county requirements and the LA County CDC COVID-19 community level and transmission rate.

Programs and individuals are encouraged to perform daily health screenings for infectious diseases, including COVID-19.

Stay home if you are sick or have COVID-19 symptoms:

• Do not come to 91���� if exhibiting any symptoms of COVID-19 as identified by the CDC, including cough, shortness of breath, difficulty breathing, fever, or chills.
• Do not come to 91���� if in the last 14 days you have been in close contact with or without face mask (within 6 feet for more than 15 minutes or any unprotected contact with bodily fluids/secretions) with someone who has COVID-19 or COVID-19 symptoms during the 14 days prior to your scheduled arrival to campus, or if you are currently under isolation or quarantine orders.

91���� strongly recommends that all persons are fully vaccinated and up to date on booster(s).

• 91���� recommends that all persons, regardless of vaccination status, wear a mask at all times when social distancing is not possible.
• See Exposure & Symptom Management below for masking requirements for symptomatic and close contact persons.

Required masking for symptomatic and close contact persons:

• Masks must be surgical grade medical masks or higher quality (KN94, KN95, N95).
• Masks can be disposable or reusable.
• Masks must fully cover the nose and mouth, secure under the chin, be secured with ties or ear loops. For more info, see this .
• Unacceptable masks: Cloth masks, masks with exhalation valves, scarves, buffs, bandanas, gaiters, face shields alone

• Licensee must have a medical provider with access to an on-call physician to manage health questions and needs for the duration of the program. Medical provider may deliver service via on-site and/or remote means.
• If presented with a participant exhibiting symptoms, medical provider is responsible for determining the following:
  • Recommended course of action
  • Manage / monitor symptoms
  • If/when a COVID-19 test is needed
• Licensee’s medical provider shall have College contact information. Licensee’s medical provider shall make itself available to consult with the College should the need arise.
• Licensee shall provide the College with contact information for its medical provider.

If you are COVID positive WITH symptoms:

• Remain in sleeping room until you have not had a fever for 24 hours without using fever reducing medication AND your other COVID-19 symptoms are gone or mild and improving (except to use restroom).
• Avoid contact with others.
• Wear a surgical-grade mask when you are around other people for 10 days after you become sick, except when eating or drinking (see Masking above for more info). You may remove your mask sooner than 10 days if you have two sequential negative tests at least one day apart. Day 0 is your symptom onset date or the day you tested positive, whichever came first. 

If you are COVID positive WITHOUT symptoms:

• You are not required to isolate yourself but are required to wear a well-fitting, surgical-grade mask whenever around other people for 10 days following the positive test result, except when eating or drinking (see Masking above for more info).
• You may remove your mask sooner than 10 days if you have two sequential negative tests at least one day apart. Day 0 is your positive test date.​

Confirmed Positive Cases

• PERSON MUST DEPART CAMPUS WITHIN 24 hours.
• While on campus, participant:
  • May not leave sleeping room (except to use restroom)
  • Must be isolated from all other participants

• Participants must leave campus to complete isolation. The College does not provide isolation housing.

• In the event of a positive COVID-19 test, Licensee must notify the College immediately at 323-259-2795 or conference@oxy.edu. Licensee’s medical provider must contact the College to discuss:
  • All steps taken prior to the positive COVID-19 test
  • Steps being taken to maintain the spread of COVID-19
• Licensee shall work to identify all persons with an exposure to the confirmed positive during their infectious period, including persons outside Licensee’s program. Close contacts must be notified of the exposure.
• If 2 or more persons test positive for COVID-19, Licensee shall seek to determine whether the cases are epidemiologically linked, meaning that the affected persons were present at some point in the same setting and during the same time period while either or both were infectious.
• In the event of 3 or more confirmed cases with possible connections that occurred within a 14-day period, the College is required to report the cluster to LACDPH within 1 day of identification of the last case in the cluster. Licensee and/or Licensee’s medical provider shall discuss program actions, risks, and feasibility of continued operation with the College. LACDPH may activate an outbreak investigation.
• If the College or LACDPH determines that continuing the program is not feasible due to a COVID-19 outbreak or similar, the program will be canceled or postponed.

Licensee must create an Emergency Operations Plan (EOP) documenting operations in place to prevent and protect all participants as well as persons outside the program, from the spread of COVID-19. The EOP should include steps to take when a participant has been exposed to someone with COVID-19, has symptoms of COVID-19, or tests positive for COVID-19. The EOP should be developed in collaboration with regulatory agencies, state, local, territorial, and relevant public health departments.

The EOP should address, at a minimum, the following topics:

• Strongly encouraging vaccination for all eligible participants
• Health screening for symptoms and diagnostic testing for COVID-19, as needed
• Use of prevention strategies including masks, physical distancing, and housing protocols
• Reviewing safety protocols for participants who might be at higher-risk of serious health effects if they contracted COVID-19
• Modifying program activities to promote outdoor and other lower-risk activities
• Traveling to and from program
• Proper use of personal protective equipment
• Managing suspected or confirmed case(s), including contact tracing efforts
• Planning for an outbreak

EOP development recommendations, per the CDC:

• Track the spread of COVID-19 in the program location/region. This data is typically found on the local health department website or the CDC’s COVID Data Tracker County View. This data will inform decisions about changes to prevention strategies, or program closure if necessary.
• Develop communication systems between program staff and parents/guardians.
• Adopt measures to promote preventive behaviors to reduce the spread of COVID-19 and share information on these risk reducing measures with parents/guardians.
• Provide information and resources to staff and families about how to reduce the spread of COVID-19.

• Licensee’s On-Site Director will remain on-site throughout the program and accessible to the College via cell phone at all times (7 days a week, 24-hours per day). The On-Site Director will be the primary point of contact with the College throughout the program operation.
• The Licensee must establish and communicate a centralized telephone number for program participants and/or operational use.
• Standard communication with the College shall be directed to the Conference Services office at 323-259-2795

• All program participants, including staff, attendees, volunteers, and visitors, must wear an identification badge at all times when on College premises. Lanyards are preferred. The badge shall clearly communicate participant’s full name and program name.
• Athletic camp participants are not required to wear badges on the playing field, but shall wear badges at all other times.
• We recommend the lanyard include a secure pouch or pocket for participant’s keycard, which may not be hole-punched.

• 91���� seeks to maintain a safe environment for children under the age of 18. All programs must adhere to the College’s Policy Governing Conduct with Minors.
• Programs with minor-aged participants must have adequate supervision in light of the number and age of participants. Minimum supervisory requirements:
  • Participants age 14 years and under: 1 adult supervisor for every 8 participants
  • Participants age 15 – 17 years: 1 adult supervisor for every 10 participants
• For residential programs, supervisors must be live-in and present and available at all times.
• At its discretion, the College may require a higher ratio of supervisors.
• Licensee must specify age-appropriate curfews, rules pertaining to any visitors, and limitations on the use of free time.

• Exterior doors may not be propped open; exterior doors must remain closed and locked at all times.
• Each residential participant will be issued a keycard providing access to the residence hall building and sleeping room. Keycards are printed with unique numbers but are otherwise identical in appearance. Keycards must not be labeled with building or room numbers.
• In the event a keycard is lost, Licensee must notify Conference Services immediately so the keycard may be deactivated.

• Getting medical service: �����’s Health Center provides services to 91���� students and employees, only. Health Center services are not available to Licensee’s program participants or guests. Licensee is responsible for obtaining and arranging off-campus medical services and treatment for participants.
• Required reports: Licensee must notify the College of any injury or illness to any program participant sustained on campus premises, by submitting a written report within 24 hours of onset or occurrence. The College may contact the Licensee and/or participants for completion of an incident report.

• If Licensee's employees, staff, attendees, volunteers, officers, agents, or other participants include any persons under the age of 21 years:
  • "No alcohol" policy at all times.
  • Alcohol consumption and/or possession prohibited at all times.
• If all of Licensee's employees, staff, attendees, volunteers, officers, agents, or other participants are age 21 years or older, the College will permit alcohol consumption as follows:
  • In the private residence hall room of an individual, with the door closed. Consumption of alcohol in any other interior or exterior area -- including residence hall lounges and hallways -- is prohibited.
  • At events catered by the College. Such events shall be conducted in accordance with California State laws and regulations imposed by the College. The College may require any person violating such laws or regulations to vacate the premises. Licensee shall ensure that any such person who is an agent, employee, servant, guest, or invitee of the Licensee vacates the premises in a peaceful and timely manner.

• Smoking and the use of smokeless tobacco or unregulated nicotine products (such as electronic cigarettes) is prohibited in all indoor and patio areas of all campus facilities.
• Smoking is permitted only in outdoor areas, at a distance of 30 feet from any building or structure.
• Use of tobacco in any form is prohibited in all Athletics facilities (including outdoors).

• Marijuana is prohibited on campus. The College allows NO exceptions to this policy, including the possession or use of marijuana for medical purposes.
• All individuals must abide by federal law, state law, and College regulations regarding intoxicants, narcotics and drugs.

• Skateboarding, roller skating, rollerblading, and use of motorized/non-motorized scooters and similar devices
• Entering, wading, or swimming in fountains or other water features
• Animals (except for service and comfort animals)
• Helium balloons in interior facilities and enclosed patios with ceiling heights greater than nine (9) feet
• Mylar balloons are prohibited in all exterior locations.
• Appliances with heating elements: Hot plates, coffee pots, toaster ovens, space heaters, air conditioners, halogen lamps, or anything that uses over 800 watts of electricity (hair dryers are okay)
• Cooking and food preparation (beyond use of microwave ovens in residence halls)
• Candles, incense, or any open flames
• Firearms, weapons, ammunition, fireworks, explosives, and highly flammable materials; violation may result in a $5,000 fine, expulsion from College premises, program cancellation, and legal prosecution
• Tampering with fire alarms or fire equipment; minimum $5,000 fine for any false fire alarm caused by prank or other conduct

• �����’s Campus Safety Office provides security and emergency response services for the College 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Reach them at 323-259-2599.
• Contact City of Los Angeles Emergency Services by calling 911 (or dial 9 + 911 from any campus phone).
• In the event of an emergency, news bulletins will be posted on the main campus phone number (323/259-2500) and on the front page of . If local phone circuits become jammed or otherwise unavailable, the College has an out-of-state emergency hotline for news updates: 1-866-961-3300. Feel free to share this information with participants and their families.

As part of 91����’s commitment to the protection of minors while on campus, The College requires the submission of risk mitigation documentation as described below for review and approval. The details provided are intended to assist you with understanding and preparing the documentation, which should be submitted via email to conference@oxy.edu. Documentation should be submitted at least 90 days before Arrival Date.

Substance Use Plan

Licensee must create and share a Substance Use Plan (SUP) documenting protocol(s) for responding to incidents related to substance usage.  Licensee should involve staff, parents/guardians, and other community partners (for example, health centers) in the development of the SUP.

The SUP should include, at minimum, the following:

• Protocol(s) for providing and/or ensuring access to substance usage care services, including identification of local health care facilities intended for use, plans for transport of attendees, and standards for determining substance use care needs.
• Escalation protocol(s) that ensure appropriate personnel are informed and managing incidents related to substance usage ranging from routine services to crisis intervention, including your incident reporting protocol(s) to 91���� Conference Services and any other 91���� personnel, as directed by Conference Services.
• Communication protocol(s) for any messaging intended to prevent and/or manage incidents related to mental health, including standards of communication with the College, parents, campers, staff, and other stakeholders. Communication protocol(s) should address standards for informing others of incidents (who will be informed, what will be shared, how the information will be communicated, etc.) as well as standards to maintain confidentiality

Mental Health Plan

Licensee must create and share a Mental Health Plan (MHP) documenting protocol(s) for responding to incidents related to mental health. Licensee should involve staff, parents/guardians, and other community partners (for example, health centers) in the development of the MHP.

The MHP should include, at minimum, the following:

• Protocol(s) for providing and/or ensuring access to mental health care services, including identification of local health care facilities intended for use, plans for transport of attendees, and standards for determining mental health care needs.
• Escalation protocol(s) that ensure appropriate personnel are informed and managing incidents related to mental health ranging from routine services to crisis intervention, including your incident reporting protocol(s) to 91���� Conference Services and any other 91���� personnel, as directed by Conference Services.
• Communication protocol(s) for any messaging intended to prevent and/or manage incidents related to mental health, including standards of communication with the College, parents, campers, staff, and other stakeholders. Communication protocol(s) should address standards for informing others of incidents (who will be informed, what will be shared, how the information will be communicated, etc.) as well as standards to maintain confidentiality.

 For Reference

Licensee must create an Emergency Operations Plan (EOP) outlining policies, procedures, and resources used to address medical or other emergencies (such as earthquake, power outage, fire, pandemic, etc.).

The EOP should be developed in collaboration with regulatory agencies, state, local, territorial, and tribal public health departments, and other organizations that support the program, and align with state and local licensing regulations. Licensee should involve staff, parents/guardians, and other community partners (for example, health centers) in the development of the EOP.

• All facilities must be reserved in advance and specified in the Agreement. This includes library facilities, exterior lawns, and athletic fields.
• Facilities may be reserved for use between the hours of 7:00 AM and 10:00 PM.
• All access, setup, and teardown needs must be completed within the reservation window.
• Fire and safety code regulations determine maximum facility capacities; capacity limits will vary pending presence and placement of furnishings and equipment. Licensee is responsible for communicating with College in advance to determine capacity, and ensuring compliance at all times.
• Unless special arrangements have been made, Licensee must remove all property from classrooms and other facilities at the end of each day or reservation period.
• Any property remaining on College premises after program completion will be deemed abandoned, to be disposed of or utilized at the College’s discretion.
• Fees for cleaning and/or damages will be assessed if facilities are not cleaned, cleared, and restored to original condition.

• Requirements / Notices:
  • Use of Athletic facilities requires the service of a College-employed Administrator in Charge (AIC) for the duration of access, including setup/teardown time, and any necessary consultation time. Additional charges apply.
  • Planned activities and equipment needs must be approved by the College in advance.
  • Licensee must provide its own equipment, including balls, cones, towels, coolers, and beverage dispensers.
  • Water spouts may be available for use at select facilities; please inquire about availability in advance.
  • Licensee must provide and store its own ice; the College does not provide ice.
  • Clean, dry, non-marking athletic shoes are required for indoor facilities and tennis courts.
• Prohibited Activities & Items:
  • Motor vehicles on fields or field-adjacent areas
  • Bicycles, rollerblades, skateboards, and scooters
  • No marks, chalk, paint, or tape on any facility floor or field
  • Hanging on lane lines, goals, rims, or nets
  • Sandals, open-toed, or open-backed shoes
  • Food, gum, peanuts, and seeds
  • Littering
  • Tobacco in any form, spitting
  • Tailgating
  • No helium balloons in indoor facilities
  • No mylar balloons in outdoor facilities
  • Smoking and vaping are prohibited in all athletics facilities, including outdoor fields and spectator areas
• Additional prohibitions, De Mandel Aquatics Center:
  • No toys, including rafts, chairs, diving rings, and beach balls
  • No street clothes in pool, including t-shirts or shorts
  • No persons with open wounds, cuts, or skin infections in pool
• Additional prohibitions, Patterson Field:
  • WATER ONLY to be consumed on field; no sports beverages or other drinks
  • No additional equipment on field, including tables, chairs, tripods, etc.

• Facility rental fees generally include use of existing equipment, including audiovisual equipment, tables, chairs, and other furnishings.
• For additional equipment needs, a variety of items are available for rental, including audiovisual equipment, tables, chairs, canopies, etc.
• Equipment must be ordered at least 30 days in advance.
• Licensee is responsible for equipment security at all times during its rental.
• Pending advance approval from the College, Licensee may bring in its own equipment, or make arrangements for equipment rentals with an outside vendor.

• All signage, banners, decorations, displays or exhibits must be approved by the College in advance.
• All items must be removed immediately upon program completion.
• Decorations at heights exceeding 9 feet must be installed / removed by a professional designer.
• Prohibited items:
  • Use of nail, tack, glue or tape
  • Hand-lettered signage
  • Candles, incense, or any open flame
  • Mylar balloons
  • Helium balloons in interior facilities and patios with ceiling heights greater than 9 feet

• All persons must observe “Quiet Time” daily from 10:00 PM – 8:00 AM in all interior and exterior campus areas.
• The College is located in a residential area. The Licensee shall be considerate of both the campus community and surrounding neighborhood residents.
• Potential disturbances include music, workouts requiring synchronized verbal commands, and other activities. All program activities must be cited on the program agenda and approved by the College in advance.
• Per Los Angeles Municipal Code section 41:57, “Loud and Raucous Noise Prohibited,” if the volume of the Licensee’s entertainment or public address system creates a disturbance, the College may require the Licensee and/or entertainer to lower the volume or perform without amplification. This code is enforced 24/7.

• Sales of items or services of any kind including concessions and printed programs are prohibited on college premises without the express written consent of the College.
• Fundraising activities of any kind including sales of tickets or solicitation of donations, auctions, raffles are prohibited on college premises without the express written consent of the College.
• Sales conducted by third party vendors are prohibited.
• Modifying, removing or relocating facilities, furniture, equipment, electrical or mechanical fixtures (including tables, chairs, audiovisual equipment, pianos, electrical or other fixtures)
• Trimming or cutting landscape elements including flowers, plants, trees
• Attaching antennas, satellite dish, or similar equipment to facilities
• Use or installation of portable air conditioners
• New or existing damages to equipment, facilities, or premises must be reported to the Conference Service office in writing immediately. This includes damages resulting from unknown sources, College sources, or the Licensee or program participants.

• Housekeeping service is provided in common areas every day (restrooms, lounges, hallways).
• Housekeeping service is not provided in guest rooms. Please keep guest rooms clean.
• Use trash and recycling receptacles in common areas for prompt collection.

• All residence halls have laundry rooms with washers and dryers.
• Equipment is available for resident use, only.
• Use of equipment is free and requires no special access; simply push the button to use.
• Residents must provide their own detergent (available at the College Bookstore).

Linen service is optional. The College offers 2 service levels:

Option 1: Partial Bedding Package

• Provided: Pillow, blanket
• Guests bring towels and sheets (Twin XL)

Option 2: No Linen

• Program or guests provide all linen: Pillow, blanket, towels, sheets (Twin XL)

Availability

• Linen is contracted at the program level; the College is unable to work directly with individual program participants.
• Deadline to request linen service = 30 days prior to arrival

Distribution & Return

• If linen service is requested, linens will be present in residence hall rooms upon check-in. Beds will not be made.
• At checkout: Leave linen in residence hall rooms unless instructed otherwise.

Damage / Loss

• Do NOT launder College-provided linens.
• Do NOT remove linen from the residence hall.
• Licensee will be billed for lost, damaged or excessively soiled linen.

• Each residence hall guest room is equipped with a microfridge unit (microwave and mini-refrigerator).
• Un-used microfridges: Unplug and leave door open
• At checkout:
  • Remove all items and clean microfridge. Licensee will incur a $350 fee for each unclean unit.
  • Unplug the unit and open the door.

91���� has the exclusive right to sell and serve food, beverages and all other consumables. No food or beverages may be distributed or served to participants except those provided by 91����.

• Regular meal service takes place in the Marketplace dining facility.
• Each person must present a valid keycard to the cashier for Marketplace entry.
• Keycards may be used only once per meal.
• Meals are "all-you-care-to-eat" and must be consumed in the Marketplace.
• No food or equipment may be removed from the Marketplace.
• There is no re-entry after exit.
• Sorry… non-paying guests may not join other diners in the Marketplace.
• The College reserves the right to serve Marketplace meals in the location of its choice; Licensee will be notified in advance of location or schedule changes.

• The College may assign specific meal times to conference groups to improve guest experience. If so, group punctuality is required. Additional charges may be incurred if assigned meal times are not met.
• Standard facility hours:

Monday – Friday:

Breakfast: 6:30 AM - 9:00 AM
Lunch: 11:00 AM - 1:15 PM
Dinner: 5:00 PM – 7:00 PM

Saturday – Sunday:

Breakfast: 7:00 AM - 9:00 AM (starting June 17)
Lunch: 11:00 AM - 1:15 PM
Dinner: 5:00 PM – 7:00 PM

• The Licensee must provide advance notice to the College if non-residential participants will dine on campus.
• For small numbers of non-residents and/or infrequent meal usage, non-residents may pay cash for meals (checks or credit cards are not accepted).
• For larger numbers of non-residents, the College may require a guarantee and pre-payment.

• Vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options are regularly available.
• Patrons with dietary preferences and/or intolerances are encouraged to make informed choices by being alert to signage and asking questions. Campus Dining supervisors and chefs are available for assistance.
• If a patron requires assistance with routine selections, Licensee shall accompany and assist in the Marketplace as needed.
• Licensee may share the following link with staff, participants, parents, and guardians: /offices-services/events-campus/summer-camps-programs/faqs.
• The College accommodates patrons with disabilities or medical conditions that require a special diet, according to the following procedure:
  • Step 1, Four to six (4 – 6) weeks prior to arrival on campus: Licensee shall collect the following from the patron or patron’s guardian:
    • Patron Name and age
    • Patron’s campus arrival and departure dates
    • Description of patron’s medical condition
    • Description of patron’s dietary needs
    • Supporting documentation from a licensed physician
  • Step 2, Not less than two (2) weeks prior to arrival on campus: Licensee shall submit the following two (2) items to the College:
    • The College’s “Medically Required Diet Request” form, completed on behalf of the patron:
    • This form shall be completed by the Licensee’s Authorized Representative or On-Site Program Director, only.
    • Licensee shall not provide this form to patrons, parents, or guardians.
    • Licensee shall not direct patrons, parents, or guardians to contact the College directly with this information.
    • Documentation from a licensed physician, emailed to conference@oxy.edu
  • Step 3: 91���� will communicate instructions to the Licensee.

• Oxy operates a full-service catering department. We can provide catering services for coffee breaks, banquets, receptions, cookouts, and other special events. Advance notice is required; for best availability please request catering service as early as possible.
• For health and safety reasons, food may not be boxed or taken from the event.

• Each residential participant will receive a keycard for use during their stay.
• Keycards provide access to residence hall exterior door(s) and sleeping room door, and must be scanned for entry to the Marketplace dining facility.
• The College will issue keycards to Licensee’s staff, who will distribute keycards to individual residents.
• Keycards are printed with unique numbers but are otherwise identical in appearance. Keycards must not be labeled with building or room numbers.
• Meal cards are valid for meal service only; meal cards do not provide access to residence halls or other buildings.

• In the event a keycard is lost, Licensee must notify Conference Services immediately so the keycard may be deactivated.
• Replacement keycards are $50. This is a non-refundable charge; it will not be refunded if the original keycard is returned.
• Replacement keycards are issued by the Conference Services office, and are typically provided the next business day.

All keycards and meal cards must be returned at the designated checkout time. There is no grace period for late returns. Cards not returned at the designated date and time will immediately incur replacement fees or shall be considered "in use by occupant" and billed accordingly.

The Licensee is responsible for transportation of persons and equipment to and from the College, and between facilities on College premises. The College does not provide transportation services or vehicles.

• All persons operating vehicles on campus must comply with .
• College-owned vehicles (vans, cars, and “club carts”) may not be rented or loaned to the Licensee.
• College grounds feature hilly terrain and narrow roadways. Vans, busses, or other oversized vehicles are prohibited from entering campus premises without College approval. If permission for entry is granted, the College will provide access instructions.
• Recreational vehicles are prohibited from parking on campus at all times.

Licensee will discuss parking needs with Conference Services at the time of contract. Conference Services will communicate parking plans and requirements prior to arrival.

• Campus parking is free, but a Visitor permit is required.
• Visitor permits are issued by the Conference Services office.
• Licensee must inform Conference Services of the estimated number of permits needed.
• Visitor permits are issued at arrival.
• Licensee will collect driver information, distribute permits, and communicate parking requirements to individual participants.
• Visitor permits must be displayed at all times when parked on campus.
• Visitor permits are valid for designated program dates and parking areas only

• Licensee must communicate shipping needs in advance. Shipping and storage requests are subject to College approval.
• Licensee may ship items to the College at its own risk. The College is not responsible for damage or loss occurring before, during or after delivery. The Licensee assumes full responsibility for shipped and/or stored items at all times.
• Items shipped to the College must not arrive prior to Licensee’s check-in. Return shipping must be completed prior to checkout. Items received or remaining outside these dates will be returned to sender or considered abandoned property.
• Shipping address:

YOUR NAME
91����
Program Name (you must include this)
1600 Campus Road
Los Angeles, CA 90041-3314

• Items may not be directed to specific buildings or locations on campus.
• Shipments are delivered to the College’s Stockroom or Postal Operations Center (POC). Due to hilly terrain and narrow roadways, trucks and other oversized vehicles are prohibited from entering campus premises beyond designated receiving areas.
• Licensee may communicate and/or retrieve shipped items as follows:
  • • Monday - Friday, 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
    • Weekend: Closed
  • Postal Operations Center (POC)
    • Monday to Friday: 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
    • Weekend: Closed
  • No access is available outside these hours.
  • Both offices are closed on weekends and College holidays.
• Deliveries will be made at street grade and will pass through conventional doorways.
• The College has limited storage space. If adequate storage space is unavailable, shipped items may be stored in an unsecured location.
• Items shipped on pallets will incur labor and handling charges at the rate of $60.00 per hour, with a $200.00 minimum per delivery.
• The Licensee is responsible for tracking information. The College will not track shipments on behalf of the Licensee.
• College personnel may notify the Licensee of receipt of shipped items, but the College bears no responsibility for notification. The Licensee must communicate with College personnel for confirmation of delivery.
• The College is not responsible for notification, delivery, or receipt of perishable or other time-sensitive shipped items. Licensee is hereby advised that the College’s limited receiving and pickup schedule (Monday – Friday) may impact time-sensitive deliveries.
• The Licensee must retrieve shipped items within 48 hours of delivery.
• The Licensee is responsible for pickup, loading, and transporting shipped items. The College does not provide staff or equipment, or assist in loading, unloading, or transporting items.
• Return shipping shall be completed prior to checkout.
• Outgoing shipping is processed at the Postal Operations Center.
• Items to be shipped must boxed and/or packed by Licensee. The College will not provide staff or equipment to assist in packing, loading, unloading, or transporting items.

• Mailing address:

YOUR NAME or PARTICIPANT'S NAME
91����
Program Name (you must include this)
1600 Campus Road
Los Angeles, CA 90041-3314

• Incoming mail intended for the Licensee or its participants will be held in the College’s Postal Operations Center (POC) for Licensee’s staff retrieval. Licensee’s staff must retrieve and distribute mail to its participants. The College will not distribute mail to individual participants;
• Mail is held for 5 days or until program checkout, whichever date is first. Unclaimed mail will be returned to sender.
• The POC is open
  • Monday, Wednesday, and Friday: 11:00 AM - 4:00 PM
  • Tuesday, Thursday: 11:00 AM - 6:30 PM
  • Saturday: 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
  • NO ACCESS is available outside these hours or on College holidays.
• The Licensee is responsible for tracking information.
• College personnel may notify the Licensee of receipt of mail, but the College bears no responsibility for notification.
• The College is not responsible for notification, delivery, or receipt of perishable or other time-sensitive mailed items. Licensee is hereby advised that the POC’s limited hours (Monday – Friday) may impact time-sensitive deliveries.
• Incoming mail that does not clearly identify the recipient and associated conference program may be returned to sender.
• Outgoing mail must not cite the College in the return address. Oxy is not responsible for mail is returned after the program completion.

• Oxy is unable to provide print, photocopy, or fax services. Licensee may bring its own equipment, or rent equipment from an external vendor. Please note:
• Licensee must notify Conference Services of any equipment delivery plans.
• Delivery / pickup of equipment must take place when Licensee’s staff are in residence.
• Equipment must be placed in Licensee’s designated office or other area reserved for Licensee’s exclusive use. This is typically within the residence hall; equipment may not be installed in classrooms or other facility settings.
• Licensee must provide all necessary equipment and/or connections to complete installation.
• Equipment must function independent of College network (wired or wireless). Equipment may not utilize or connect to College network.

• Be familiar with the program’s contract with the College, including all terms and requirements.
• Plan to arrive to campus before other participants; Conference Services staff will greet you with instructions.
• Make plans to attend an Orientation session led by College employees. This includes discussion of policy and procedures and a campus tour. It typically takes 30 minutes – 2 hours pending program plans and needs, and should be scheduled to happen before participants arrive. This is a “train-the-trainer” session so you will relay relevant information to your staff.

• Be on-site throughout the program and available to College employees 24/7 via phone, for emergency or other needs impacting program
• Oversee Registration, Check-in, Checkout for all participants (including staff)
• Distribute and record assignment of keycards
• Communicate, implement, and enforce relevant policy, procedures, and expectations to program participants (including staff).
• Provide any Guarantees, Housing List, Roster and/or other information as required on Agreement
• Oversee day-to-day program operations
• Oversee activities and communication with all staff, participants, parents, and any persons involved with the program.
• Notify Conference Services of any changes:
  • Housing or room changes
  • New arrivals or departures
  • Facility usage updates
  • Agenda or program changes
  • Participant illness or injury sustained on campus
  • Damage reports
• Knowledge of and overall responsibility for participant special diets
• Oversee participant health and medical needs, including administration of medications
• Manage program’s emergency operations plan (EOP)
• Ensure smooth and thorough Checkout:
  • Shipping and mail needs completed
  • Property and belongings are removed
  • Guest rooms and facilities are clean and free of damage or trash (place excess trash in dumpsters outside each hall; extra trash bags available by request)
  • Ensure timely departure of all participants (including staff).
  • Collect, inventory and return all keycards

Infraction

Cost

Inappropriate use of College facilities 

$1,000.00 per instance + damages and/or event cancellation

Cut flowers or foliage 

$250.00 - $500.00/instance

Housing List submitted after deadline 

$200.00 + $25.00 per day

Housing List revisions submitted after Final Guarantee 

$25.00 per revision

Late Departure

$200.00 per person, or ½ the entire group’s daily room & board rate, whichever is higher

Master Card key lost or not returned at the designated contracted time 

Card key is damaged or not returned at the designated contracted time 

$50.00 each

Linen loss or damage

Blanket = $70

Pillow = $25

Violation of food exclusivity agreement 

$50.00 - $2,000.00

Equipment loss or damage 

Replacement value

Unauthorized equipment usage 

$350.00 per incident

Excessive cleaning 

$25.00 per person per hour, + materials, overhead

Vehicles, Parking and Transportation 

Tickets/fines assessed by Campus Safety

Inadequate Supervision of Youth / Participants 

$500.00 per instance; event cancellation

Youth Programs and Participants: Failure to obtain Medical Information/Liability Release and Waiver 

$5,000.00 per instance + ejection of persons; event cancellation

Damage to facilities, furniture, or equipment 

Some common examples:

Window screen removed = $50

Window screen damaged = $125 

Mattress soiled/damaged = $200

Replacement value/damages + materials + overhead

Residence Hall doors propped open

$50.00 / instance

Accessing roof areas 

$250.00 per person per instance + damages 

Firearms, weapons, etc.

$5,000.00 + event cancellation + legal prosecution

Objects blocking hallways, steps, and doors  

$50.00 / instance

Cooking or food preparation on premises

$250.00 / instance + damages + overhead

Use of candles or open flames

$50.00 / instance + damages

Entering or wading in fountains

$50.00 / per person, per instance

Tampering with fire alarms or equipment, or causing a false fire alarm

$500.00 - 1,000.00 per item and/or instance

Signage and Decorations that are not approved or permitted

$25.00 - 50.00 / item or incident + damages