What is the significance of the registration badge and why do I have to wear it? Based on the 501(c)(3) exemption designation 1440 was granted the campus is legally required to only serve guests that are registered and engaged in learning experiences.
1440 is a private campus and your registration badge is made exclusively for you, containing your name, dates of your stay and the learning program you are registered in. We are required to deny facilities and service access to everyone who does not visibly display their guest registration badge indicating they are not a registered guest.
The 1440 staff has been instructed to ask guests to identify themselves by wearing their personalized registration badge provided to them upon arrival at the Lodge when entering classrooms, the community dining hall, Signature Classes, retail outlets, Healing Arts or any other public space on campus.
Guests must visibly display their registration badges at all times, and must present their badge to staff before being served or granted access to the private grounds of 1440. If we cannot clearly see your badge, you will be asked to display it, so please wear your badge at all times. The badge is also helpful to program organizers from a safety and security standpoint to ensure no uninvited guests are present at your private events. 1440 strictly abides by this policy and enforces criminal trespass laws as outlined in California Penal Code 602 PC which can lead to penalties of up to six (6) months in county jail and/or a fine up to $1,000.00.
What is the significance of the registration badge and why do I have to wear it?
