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Revision as of 22:11, 5 November 2016
A comprehensive guide to party registration. Still in progress.
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When do I start party registration?
Event registration suggests at least 10 business days (i.e. 2 weeks) for registration to finish. It doesn't hurt to do it ASAP.
Who registers the party?
The party host should fill out the form. Importantly, they need to be 21 years or older, are not allowed to drink at the event, and enforce the 1 drink/hour rule. See here for MIT's Host Policy.
Where do I start registration?
Go to Atlas, Event Planning tab. Click "Register New Event". Fill out relevant information. Importantly, the planner should be your party host, and you should checkbox that you will serve alcohol.
Useful and often overlooked items in the registration
Space Reservation
- To get proof of space reservation, you get your hall chairs to send an email stating the party date/time/location.
- You can't host parties in the hallways.
Alcohol
- The alcohol form provided mentions a 3rd party cash bar; don't worry about it and skip relevant sections.
- In addition to alcohol, you must serve non-alcohol food (chips, cookies, fruit snacks, etc.)
- Allowed alcohol: beer and wine
How do I get refunded?
| See the reimbursement instructions.
