Ways of Funding

April 30, 2013 at 10:00 AM

Purdue Student Government (PSG)

Primary Contact: Anne Marie Thieling, Treasurer, athieling@purdue.edu

Secondary Contact:  Senators, www.purdue.edu/psg

Link:  http://purdueSG.com/co-sponsorship-application/

Purdue Student Government is a student-run and operated organization that represents the student body by advocating student issues and concerns. PSG serves as the bridge between the student body and the greater Purdue community.  Purdue Student Government is charged with allocating funding in a rigorous, neutral, and fair manner.  Student organizations are thus asked to submit a detailed application to allow PSG to accurately evaluate the financial circumstances of your organization and the qualifications of the request.  Since funding is limited, Purdue Student Government prefers to support organized groups with well-planned events.  Through Senate co-sponsorships, we will work with you to aid your organization with finances.  Check out our website for a list of Senators!

 

Organization of the Month Application

Primary Contact:  PSG Office

Link:  http://purdueSG.com/student-organization-of-the-month-application/

Purdue Student Government is looking to reward clubs and organizations on campus with a $500 reimbursement check!

If you think your organization has completed an event that promotes OnePurdue and fosters collaboration then log onto GetInvolved.com and submit your application today. Applications are due on the last day of each month.

 

Student Organization Grant Allocation Board (SOGA)

Primary Contact:  Anne Marie Thieling:  soga@purdue.edu

Link:  http://www.getinvolved.purdue.edu/organization/studentorganizationgrantallocationboard/about

The SOGA Board has as its primary purpose the responsible allocation of funds to student organizations serving students on the West Lafayette campus registered with the Student Activities & Organizations area of the Office of the Dean of Students to support their activities, events, travel, and services. Such activities and events should enhance campus life, allow opportunities for leadership development, promote engagement with the community, and create a forum for the exchange of information and ideas. These funds have been made available annually by the Purdue administration and the Student Activites Fee; and therefore, this initiative should benefit the members of student organizations on the West Lafayette campus and support the mission and strategic plan of Purdue University, West Lafayette.

 

For Small But Important Things (FSBIT)

Primary Contact:  Natasha L. Harris, FSBIT Chair, at 765-494-1629.

Link:  http://www.purdue.edu/vpsa/fsbit/

The purpose of FSBIT is to provide limited, one-time financial support to recognized student organizations pursuing worthy projects for which there are no other funds. Relatively small awards are viewed most favorably, since a greater number of student organization projects can be assisted. The maximum award is $500.  To be eligible, proposals may be submitted by student organizations recognized by the Office of the Dean of Students. Funding may only be awarded for the same event or activity once.  An organization may only receive one FSBIT award per academic year.  Please see website for additional information and the application.

 

Cash For Collaboration

Primary Contact, Committee: cashforcollaboration@gmail.com

Link:  No Link Available

Cash for Collaboration is a relatively new project who’s primary purpose is to award student organizations cash that is to be used to work together on an event that benefits the entire Purdue community.  The money for this event is a gift from the Office of Diversity and Inclusion.  To begin, attend the Cash for Collaboration Kick-Off event where you can find an organization that you would like to partner with.  Then fill out the application and discuss your event in great detail to let the team know what you plan to contribute. If you have any information, please email cashforcollaboration@gmail.com.

 

Student Fee Advisory Board (SFAB)

Primary Contact:  Trevvor Long, SFAB Committee Head, long14@purdue.edu

Link:  No Link Available

The Student Fee Advisory Board (SFAB) is a collection of students from every college who attempt to better Purdue’s campus through the allocatuin of the student Activity.  Any Student Organization with a great idea that affects all aspects of campus can apply.  This is typically reserved for ideas that require several thousands of dollars.  To receive funding, you must present an application and be ready to defend how your plan affects all Purdue students, not just your organiziation.

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Check out @WTFPurdue! Let PSG know your concerns!

April 29, 2013 at 10:47 PM

Purdue Students! When you see things on campus that you think can be fixed, tweet at @WTFPurdue and let Purdue Student Government know of your concerns. We will do our best to see how we can make your Purdue experience the best it can be!

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Student Fee Activity Board (SFAB)

March 4, 2013 at 10:18 AM

The application for Student Fee Activity Board (SFAB) is now available.  Please select the SFAB tab above to access the application.

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Purdue 360

February 18, 2013 at 3:35 PM

Purdue 360 is a new and exciting event that is quickly approaching on Purdue’s campus.

The purpose of the event is to bring together many of the unique organizations and perspectives on campus.  We would love to have you and your organization’s participation to help make this event a success for everyone.

The week, April 1-5, will have themed days relating to different topics in diversity such as culture, religion, philanthropy, entertainment, and sport as well as educational and social programs.

Please join us at the Purdue 360 call-out on February 20 or 21 at 6:30pm in BRNGB222 to learn more details.

Also check out https://www.facebook.com/purdue360?group_id=0  to find more information!

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Apply For Student Organization of the Month!

January 29, 2013 at 12:51 PM

Purdue Student Government is looking to reward clubs and organizations on campus with a $500 reimbursement check!

If you think your organization has completed an event that promotes OnePurdue and fosters collaboration then log onto GetInvolved.com and submit your application today. Applications are due on the last day of each month. Winners will be chosen by a PSG committee.

Click here to apply!

(YOU MUST BE LOGGED IN TO GET INVOLVED TO APPLY)

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