Program & Event Administrators

Administrators need to address a wide range of topics — from screenings and trainings to protocols and insurance — when planning programs or events for youth. This section provides the information and guidelines you need to meet all requirements and provide safe environments.

Dearborn Campus Only
Each unit on the Dearborn Campus has an assigned delegate to assist with navigating the Children on Campus policy and requirements. If you are a Dearborn Campus partner, please contact your unit delegate for questions or concerns.

What is considered a program or event?

With few exceptions, all programs and events involving children and teens need to follow U-M policy. Examples include:

Summer camps
Specialty camps such as academic camps or patient camps
Outreach activities and pipeline programs
Workshops, conferences and educational programs
Tutoring
Licensed childcare facilities and programs
Sponsored student organization activities
Programs and events involving children that take place in U-M facilities or on U-M property

Step 1: Register Your Program Step 2: Training Step 3: Resources Step 4: Background Checks

Resources

View checklists/guidelines, download approval forms and look up FAQs to help you plan a successful event.

View our resources