• All advertisements, contracts, and promotional materials shall comply with Center for Campus
Life posting procedures to be found on the Campus Life website.
• NO solicitation, recruitment, or network marketing by any vendor. There shall be no solicitation of
credit cards.
• No selling of candles or other open flame devices, incense and potpourri, health/energy drinks,
cosmetics, CBD oil, torchier style lamps, including but not limited to those that use halogen,
incandescent or fluorescent bulbs, fog machines, and similar devices allowed.
• No selling of tapestries and/or other fabric wall hangings (including flags).
• Vendors shall provide a 100% money-back guarantee on all goods or services upon request of the
purchaser, the Sr. Associate Director, Campus Life Complex, and/or the Director of Procurement
Services.
• Vendor shall comply with the following Vending policies and procedures:
• A maximum of three tables per vendor/per day may be reserved.
• Vendors may not conduct vending activities on campus more than fifteen days per
semester without special permission.
• Vendors must remain in their designated spaces and may not assume additional
space. External tables are prohibited. No more than one external rack/display (ones that
do not go on top of the table) are allowed. Vendors who assume more than their allotted
space will be assessed a $25.00 fee and future requests to vend will be denied.
• All Vendors must stay behind their allotted table at all times-NO SOLICITING is allowed
elsewhere in the lobby or building. NO DOOR-TO-DOOR SOLICITING is permitted in RIT
residence halls or in offices and departments. Merchandise may not be displayed in such
a way as to cover lobby display cases.
• Vending may occur in the Student Alumni Union Lobby Monday through Friday 8:30
AM-5:00 PM.
• Six-foot tables are provided for vendors in the SAU lobby- Only RIT tables are allowed.
• Inform the Vending Graduate Assistant of all cancellations at least 24 hours prior to confirmed dates.
Failure to do so will result in no return of payment and/ or may result in loss of vending privileges at
RIT.
• Understand that permission to sell at the university is granted by RIT and the Center for Campus Life
and permission may be suspended or revoked at any time by an official representative of RIT, the
department, a member of the sponsoring organization, a member from the Department of Public
Safety and/or the Department of Parking and Transportation, upon their sole discretion with or without
cause. Suspension of privileges may result from activities, which include, but are not limited to:
(a) sales activity or conduct of the vendor which fails to comply with the terms of this agreement,
the general regulations of vending procedures;
(b) failure to comply with any university policy or procedure (including, but not limited to, security,
fire safety, parking, and traffic regulations) or the instruction of university officers and/or
officials. Vendors can contact the RIT Parking and Transportation Office at (585)-475-
5000 or at the Welcome Center to obtain a visitor pass;
(c) present a potential, perceived, or actual danger to the university community or any university
property;
(d) impair normal operation of the university, its students, or its employees;
(e) rudeness to staff, students, or any member of the RIT community.
• The right to vend at the university does not grant any exclusive rights to the vendor, including
but not limited to the right for exclusive sale at a particular date and time.
• No responsibility is assumed by, nor will the university be responsible for, any money or losses
incurred by the vendor due to any reason, including but not limited to fire, theft, vandalism, customer
default, or personal liability.
• Vendors can include their New York State Tax ID on the Vendor Agreement Form. The vendor is
responsible for reporting his/her own taxes quarterly to New York State.
• Privileges are granted only for the time period indicated on each vendor agreement form.