KSU's designated caterer or a caterer officially approved by the KSU Purchasing Department, and licensed and in good standing with the Kentucky Alcohol Beverage Control Board, shall be responsible for the serving and sale of the alcoholic beverages on University property or at University events. The caterer shall be insured for the event either through a rider to an existing policy or through the purchase of event insurance coverage. Such coverage shall include naming of the University as an additional insured party and shall be in an amount determined by the Office of Finance and Administration.
The sponsor of the event and the licensed, insured caterer shall take affirmative and appropriate steps to ensure that persons under the age of twenty-one (21) are not served alcohol.
If the sponsor of the event is an off-campus organization or business, the sponsor shall sign a statement that the University, its Board of Regents, and the University’s agents, officers, and employees shall be held harmless for any accident, death or injury to life or property that might be found attributable to the event.
Serving, selling, or using alcoholic beverages at any official University event that is held at a personal residence or other off-campus private facility, shall comply with all aspects of this policy. This includes using KSU's designated caterer or a caterer officially approved by the KSU Purchasing Department to serve or sell the alcohol. Direct payment or reimbursement to individuals will not be made for purchases or sales of alcohol in violation of this regulation.
The SVPFA may require security measures or security personnel for an event. Security personnel used shall have the approval of the University Police Department.
Generally, alcoholic beverages are not served or sold on KSU property or at KSU events. However, upon approval of the SVPFA, and in accordance with all the requirements of this policy, alcoholic beverages may be served or sold at the following University facilities and University and private events:
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