Common use of Non-Solicitation and Distribution Policies Clause in Contracts

Non-Solicitation and Distribution Policies. The College maintains policies on solicitation and distribution of literature. Toward that end, class lists and any other data about students are to be used solely for College instructional, administrative, advising/counseling and business purposes. Use of this information for personal or business solicitation is strictly prohibited. Except as otherwise provided below, the policies apply to and prohibit soliciting in Xxxxxx College facilities or on campus by for-profit corporations, non-profit organizations, faculty, staff, students, or any other individuals. This prohibition includes personal solicitations made through campus e-mail listservs. Pursuant to College Policies concerning “Non-Solicitation and Distribution of Literature”, neither policy is intended to prohibit HCAFA from distributing materials to its membership or from conducting the business of its association (adjunct employees communicating with adjunct employees directly on HCAFA business, not engaging the general public) providing such activities do not disrupt normal college business. More specifically,

Non-Solicitation and Distribution Policies. The College maintains policies on solicitation and distribution of literature. Toward that end, class lists and any other data about students are to be used solely for College instructional, administrative, advising/counseling advising and business purposes. Use of this information for personal or business solicitation is strictly prohibited. Except as otherwise provided below, the policies apply to and prohibit soliciting in Xxxxxx College facilities or on campus by for-profit corporations, non-profit organizations, faculty, staff, students, or any other individuals. This prohibition includes personal solicitations made through campus e-mail listservs. Pursuant to College Policies concerning “Non-Solicitation and Distribution of Literature”, neither policy is intended to prohibit HCAFA from distributing materials to its membership or from conducting the business of its association (adjunct employees communicating with adjunct employees directly on HCAFA business, not engaging the general public) providing such activities do not disrupt normal college business. More specifically,