Charter
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Guide
to Using the Projects Board
Projects
Board FAQ
Conditions
For Funding
Preparing
for the Projects Board Meeting
Fundraising
101
Important
Tips
Last
Minute Reminders
General
Information About University Funding
Clarification
of Policy for
Local or Global Fund
Raising
Event
Funding
Publication
Funding
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Announcements:
- A
New application system has been launched that allows student groups
to apply for funding online and archive their applications. Click
Here and log in using your student group's netid and password
to enter the system.
- The
Projects Board has issued a clarification of of the its policy
with regards to events that seek to raise funds for the local
or global community. Click here
to read the clarification.
- New
Guide to Using the Projects Board invaluable to Student Groups
applying for funding. Click here to view
the guide.
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- Usage
of the USG color laser printer for posters is at the discretion
of the Projects Board. If you would like to use the printer,
please e-mail Arthur Levy (arlevy@).
- All
student organizations can use the USG's photocopier to make up
to 250 copies at a time. Please do so when the USG Office is open.
Click here
for the USG Office's hours
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Purpose of the Student
Groups Projects Board
The Projects Board,
as a standing committee of the USG, is empowered with two principal functions.
First, the Board is to serve as one of the primary funders for all campus
events and activities initiated by student groups having "541 accounts"
recognized by the Office of the Dean of Undergraduate Students (ODUS)
and the USG. Second, the Board, as an expert body with regard to the planning
and administration of campus events, is to act in an advisory role to
organizations, facilitating relevant information to event organizers.
The Projects Board is here to help you!
The USG Projects Board
is the branch of the USG that provides grants for student group programming.
At Projects Board meetings, the following sources of funding are available:
USG Projects Board
($55,000 annually)
Venture Fund ($24,000 annually)
Woodrow Wilson School Fund ($10,000 annually)
USG Publications
Fund ($10,000 annually)
Pace Center ($10,000 annualy)
Office of the Dean of Undergraduate Students
If you are a student
group interested in applying to the Projects Board, please refer to the
important links below before filling out the application.
Public Service and Civic
Engagement
The Pace Center reserves
$10,000 per year to fund organized student groups' civic engagement or
community service projects. These might include outreach efforts by performing
arts groups, community service events, educational panels or conferences
on matters of pubic import, or training sessions for groups involved in
community engagement or humanitarian fundraising. The fund was established
to encourage student groups to work in support of Princeton's mission
to be "in the nation's service, and in the service of all nation's."
Applicants should
complete the regular Projects Board event funding application (found at
the link to the left), and indicate interest in applying for Pace funding.
The Board makes recommendations to the Pace representative, who makes
the final funding decision. Pace funds can be used for food and for events
that are held off campus. They cannot be used for direct contribution
to other non-profit organizations. Decisions favor those events that are
well conceived to show the impact to be felt by the student participants
and the community, on campus or off.
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