ARE YOU PLANNING A STUDENT EVENT?
SUBMIT YOUR EVENT
Autonomy Events are the heartbeat of the Autonomy Community and an incredible opportunity to bring together your peers. Test drive your ideas, incubate your products and services and learn how to optimize your potential for success. Carpe Diem! - Richard Grove
Here are the instructions for posting events in the AUTONOMY Forum.
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You will receive an email if your event is submitted successfully.
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We may follow up with questions.
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If everything is correct your event will be created.
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Please let us know immediately if you need to cancel or change your event.
Autonomy Event Submission Form
Fill out and send the form below to apply for your event to be listed on the Autonomy Forum.
We will reply by email. Good Luck!
Autonomy Event Guidelines
1) The Producer(s) of all events posted in the Events category in AUTONOMY on Circle will contribute a copy of the event(s) for the AUTONOMY library for the educational benefit of the students in the University of Reason community in exchange for the use of the infrastructure and mutual education of fellow students who contribute to the development and benefit of the Producer’s autonomy.
2) Richard Grove, as owner of AUTONOMY is granted a user license for the copy submitted and agrees the copy will never be sold to be used anywhere else. Licensed content is only ever to be used inside of AUTONOMY by AUTONOMY students.
3) All events to promote the Producer’s private business that are NOT shared with the AUTONOMY library may be posted in “Plug My Work” and not listed in Circle “Events.”
4) Producers are prohibited from selling their course content to new students of the current season of AUTONOMY Course of Action. The Producer as a graduate of the University of Reason may only focus their sales on Graduate students within AUTONOMY University of Reason.
5) All content filmed or recorded within AUTONOMY that uses a student’s image, work, or recorded voice may not be distributed, published or sold to parties or venues outside of AUTONOMY by any party other than AUTONOMY. AUTONOMY is a private space for personal growth, and skills development, and a practice ground to cultivate ethical professionalism in their area of choice.
6) All content created and recorded by AUTONOMY may be used in accordance with the AUTONOMY Event Guidelines policy and be used for internal and external purposes, including educational and marketing.
7) Events marketing products and services may be attended by new students; however, goods and services are never to be sold to new students (even if they initiate or request the services.)
8) Hybrid events, meaning an event listed in the AUTONOMY Forum and listed in any other place where non-AUTONOMY students will be attending must be notated and is subject to rule #5.
9) Some Producer events may receive permission to be posted on public channels. The event's participants must be informed in writing in advance of each session that they will be recorded, and the event will be posted publicly.Â
10) Special Meetings (like Support Groups, Parenting Groups etc) that are hosted in events that are exclusively support-oriented do not need to be recorded and submitted for the University of Reason Library.
11) Producers may offer public-facing courses with shared compensation on the AUTONOMY Agora Marketplace by filling out an application.
12) AUTONOMY Agora Marketplace is available for graduate students of AUTONOMY to launch their course offerings. All course creators must submit an application for approval.
13) The Agora Marketplace is a public-facing entity promoted by Richard Grove and contains a variety of courses from multiple content creators. If you are interested in offering your course, please fill out the Event Submission Form (above)
14) All events will be posted by AUTONOMY team members after receiving a “Post An Event” request, with all fields filled out correctly.
15) Events that need to be rescheduled, edited, or cancelled may submit another form.
16) All events must follow AUTONOMY’s standards for “A Culture of Excellence,” Code of Conduct,” “Rules of Engagement,” and all other AUTONOMY policies.