University units or University related groups or organizations shall fall within this rule.
b. When there is a non-University client of sufficient reputation and/or organizational
substance to be clearly recognized by the program target population throughout the
program marketing area, and that client may reasonably be expected to be financially
sound and responsible, that client may conduct its program “in conjunction with” or “at”
the University, and collect fees in its own name. The client will then pay the Center
directly for all services rendered by the University or any of its components. When a non-
University client does not, in the judgment of the responsible Center Director, meet the
criteria of this rule, rule a. above shall apply.
c. Fees for meals and lodging, if collected from participants in the name of the
provider and by the provider or sponsor separate and distinct from program costs, need
not be collected by the Center.
d. Fees for meals and lodging, if incorporated in the program fee, or if collected by
the Center, shall be paid to The Florida State University through the Center. If such fees
are paid to University Food Service or Housing by the Center on behalf of a University
sponsor, the Center will charge the University sponsor for the Center Services but will
not charge the University support rate for the funds involved. If the sponsor is not a
University unit, or if meals and lodging are paid on behalf of the sponsor to any other
provider than University Food Service or Housing, the Center may charge the sponsor for
Center Services and University support.
2. Conferences, Seminars, Short Courses, Workshops, Non-Grant Institutes and
Clinics Supported by Fees Collected from Participants. It is not necessary to charge
matriculation, out-of-state tuition, and/or application fees for participants in conferences,
seminars, short courses, and non-grant institutes, provided that budgets, as approved by
the Director of the Center for Professional Development and Public Service, indicate that
conference registration fees charged the participants are established at a level which will
cover:
a. Substantially all direct costs of the activity.
b. Overhead as a percentage of direct costs, at a rate to be approved by the President.
3. Instructional Institutes Supported by Grants. Matriculation, out-of-state tuition, and
application fees need not be charged for participants in institutes supported by grants