Can liquor be served on unlicensed campus sites?
Generally no. However, the state of Michigan Liquor Control Commission allocates twelve special liquor licenses for university wide activities to the University for its use in any one calendar year. Note that the allocation includes the Ann Arbor, Flint and Dearborn Campuses. Requests for a special license must be submitted for approval to the Associate Vice President for Facilities and Operations (AVPFO) in 3040, Fleming Administration Building. Prior to submitting a request, OGC recommends contacting the AVPFO’s event coordinator at fo-events@umich.edu. arrow imageReturn to top of page When is a special license not required for consumption on unlicensed premises? The event must meet five criteria. These are: • the event is free of charge; • the event is not open to the public (i.e. is by invitation only); • no regular liquor inventory is kept; • the event is monitored by a designated responsible individual; and • all servers are certified. However, any serving of liquor on campus out
Generally no. However, the state of Michigan Liquor Control Commission allocates twelve special liquor licenses for university wide activities to the University for its use in any one calendar year. Note that the allocation includes the Ann Arbor, Flint and Dearborn Campuses. Requests for a special license must be submitted for approval to the Associate Vice President for Facilities and Operations (AVPFO) in 3040, Fleming Administration Building. Prior to submitting a request, OGC recommends contacting the AVPFO’s event coordinator at fo-events@umich.edu.
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