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I.  Title of Policy

2.3000 Services to Public and Non-Profit Organization

II.  Objective of Policy

To establish a Board Policy for services to public and non-profit organizations.

III.  Authority

New Jersey Statute 18A:64A-12; and New Jersey Administrative Code 9:4-1.3 – Organization and Administration

IV.  Policy Statement

Brookdale Community College will attempt, within its organizational and financial capabilities, and consistent with its Mission, to provide services requested by public and non-profit agencies. It is the intention of the Board of Trustees not to compete with commercial services.

The President is authorized to develop appropriate regulations and processes to make services, educational and otherwise, available to public agencies within the following guidelines.

A. The agency shall be a publicly funded organization, charitable non-profit organization, or other non-profit organization whose mission is compatible with the mission and values of Brookdale Community College.

B. Organizations located within the County of Monmouth shall receive priority.

C. The performance of services shall be at no cost to the Charges for such services shall include all direct and indirect costs to the College.

D. The performance of such services shall not interfere with the pursuit of the College’s educational mission and operations.

E. The President is authorized to waive or modify fees in such cases where it is determined that such relief serves the best interests of the institution and the Monmouth County community.

F. Notwithstanding other provisions of this Policy, the College reserves the right to offer and provide services to businesses on a contractual basis.

V.  Responsibility for Implementation

President

 

Related Policy and Regulation:

2.9000 Acceptable Use of Computer Network, Resources & Facilities  

2.9000R Computer Resources, Network and Facilities Use

 

Approved: 5/22/1975
Revised: 5/25/1995
Effective: 6/29/1995
Revision Lodged: Board of Trustees, 11/14/2017
Approved: Board of Trustees, 12/19/2017
Approved: Board of Trustees, 12/19/2023

PDF Policy 2.3000 Services to Public and Nonprofit Organizations

 

Diversity Statement: Brookdale Community College fosters an environment of inclusion and belonging. We promote a safe and open culture, encourage dialogue respecting diverse perspectives informed by credible sources, and uphold the virtues of civil discourse. We celebrate all identities with the understanding that ultimately, diversity, equity, and inclusion cultivate belonging and make us a stronger Brookdale community.