FORMS ONLINE
These forms are due at the times indicated below.  They can be dropped off to the Student Government office in the Sheehy-Famer Campus Center during normal business hours, or sent via campus mail to box #SA 1. 

Service Project Form
due: by the end of the semester
Grant Request Form 
due: at the grant request student government meeting

UPCOMING DATES FOR ALL CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS

The end of the semester is coming soon. Make sure you complete your service project in order to be eligible for a grant in the spring semester. For ideas or help in completing a service project contact the Volunteer Services Coordinators Christie Yarosavich or Tatjana Ristic

GRANT AND LOAN PROCEDURES  
Printable version in PDF form

1. All registered classes, clubs and organizations that satisfy the following requirements are eligible to receive grants or loans from Student Government.
   All classes, clubs/organizations must have a constitution on file in the SG office. Each class, club/organization must also submit an updated officer and advisor list to the SG Treasurer by the end of the first week of Fall classes or immediately after elections (if held in the Fall).
2. A class, club/organization must have an acceptable set of financial records and receipts to receive a grant or loan. This will be determined from the previous semester's audit opinion rendered by the Accounting Association. If a class, club/organization fails an audit, it may still be eligible for funding if the officers correct all discrepancies in their financial records and can demonstrate to the SG Treasurer that they are capable of passing the next audit.
3. Each class, club/organization must have completed a service project for either the college or the outside community in the semester previous to the one in which it is applying for a grant or loan. All new clubs and organizations and the Freshman class are eligible for a grant or loan their first semester but must complete a service project during the semester in order to qualify for the next semester. It is necessary for each class, club and organization to complete the service project form with sufficient evidential matter to verify that stated service event did indeed take place. When applying for a grant or loan from SG, the class, club/organization must provide a sufficient description of the intended service project in addition to the financial request, which will be reviewed by the SG Financial Committee.
4. Each class, club/organization president and treasurer must attend and bring with them an updated member list, a list of goals and accomplishment, and a financial report to each meeting called by the SG Clubs & Organizations Coordinator. If the President or Treasurer is unable to attend, another officer of the club must sit in their place. Furthermore, the SG Clubs and Organization Coordinator must have copies of individual club/organization meetings on file, which will be used by the financial committee.

Section II Grant Guidelines

1. A class, club/organization may apply for a grant at any time during the semester. The Board of Representatives and Treasurer will determine the maximum amount for a request at the beginning of each academic year.
2. A grant request form will be distributed to each class club/organization who decides to apply for a grant must then complete the required form and present orally to the SG Board of Representatives their request. This presentation should take place at the second meeting of the board of Representatives each semester. Classes, clubs, and organizations who fail to attend this meeting may still apply for a grant at a subsequent date, but they are at a disadvantage since funds are granted on a "first come, first serve" basis.
3. The SG Financial Committee, chaired by the SG Treasurer, will review all relevant information regarding the grant request and will make a recommendation concerning the grant to the Board of Representatives. The Board will vote by a majority to accept or reject the recommendation of the Financial Committee.
4. Each class, club/organization will complete a post-project report within three weeks after completion of the event or project the grant was intended to finance. A class, club/organization is not eligible for any additional money until a copy of all financial records of the event or project is reported.
5. Educational trips can be funded in full or in part by a grant or loan. Qualified receipts must be submitted to the SG Treasurer immediately upon return.
6. The following items have an automatic grant: Freshman Class after election $150 Fall, $350 Spring New clubs when registered $150

Section III Loan Guidelines

1. A class, club/organization may apply for a loan at any time during the year. A loan form can be obtained in the SG office. The form should be submitted to the Treasurer two weeks prior to the event for which the loan is requested.
2. The SG Treasurer will review the form for acceptability and will make a recommendation concerning the loan request to the Board of Representatives. The Board will then vote by a majority to accept or reject the recommendation of the SG Treasurer.
3. Each class, club/organization will complete an after project report immediately upon completion of the event for which the loan was approved. A class, club/organization will not be eligible for additional money until all financial records for the event are reported.
4. All loans must be repaid in full within one month after the event is completed. The SG Treasurer with the approval of the Board of Representatives may give extensions. Restrictions will be placed on the class; clubs/ organizations account until the loan is repaid.

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