UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT
GOVERNMENT FUNDING SOURCES
Please note that
reimbursements are not permitted from any funding source.
Funding boards are not accepting requests for FedEx Kinko's.
Student Organizations may use University Graphics in the UV for
their copying needs.
Discretionary Board
The Discretionary Board was established to fund programming events by recognized student organizations which do not fall under an umbrella assembly. It is the board's goal to sponsor events which are entertaining, cultural, and/or educational which cater to the entire student body.
Student organizations may apply for up to $4000 per semester. In order to receive funding the student organization must be officially recognized and the proposed event must occur on campus. All applications for funding are due by 5:00 pm two days prior to the board's meeting, at least four weeks in advance of the proposed event. A line item budget must also be included with the application. Fundraisers will not receive funding.
Discretionary Board is located in the USG Office STU 106.
This is a USG funded initiative and only undergraduate student organizations only are eligible for this funding.
Discretionary Board Funding Policies
& Instructions
Start-up Fund Application
& Policies
Leadership Fund
The USG Leadership Fund provides
support for student organizations engaging in leadership
development and recognition. Among the items funded in
past years are attendance at conferences, seminars, and
workshops; organization of leadership retreats; and awards for leadership. Airfare and food are approved only if necessary for the event. They are considered luxury items and are not funded unless vital to the situation.
Although an organization may receive up to 5% of the funds annual allocation, this never guaranteed, student organizations may apply for up to $3,500 of funding in a single academic year. It is recommended that you apply for funding early, especially for conferences and other events occurring during the summer, as funds can and do run out.
Leadership Fund is located in the USG office, STU 106.
This is an Undergraduate Student Government funded initiative and only undergraduate student organizations only are eligible for this funding.
Leadership Fund's Application
& Notes
Philanthropy Fund
USC Philanthropy Fund seeks to sponsor hands-on community service projects, giving preference to projects directly servicing the local community around the UPC or HSC campuses. The actual activity funded must also directly involve a university-recognized undergraduate organization. Student organizations are eligible to receive up to $4,350 in a given academic year for their projects.
Philanthropy Fund is located in the USG Office, STU 106
This is a Student Senate funded initiative and only undergraduate student organizations only are eligible for this funding.
Philanthropy Fund's Policies and Procedures
Philanthropy Fund's Supplemental ByLaws
Other Funding Sources
Program Board Co-sponsorships (http://www-scf.usc.edu/~prgbrd/)
There are 9 assemblies and 4 committees that are a part of Program Board and are available to co-sponsor events with student organizations. Program Board can provide funding, publicity, and/or manual support for co-sponsored events. Visit Program Board in Student Union, room B-7, or visit their website at
http://www-scf.usc.edu/~prgbrd/
- Academic Honors Assembly
- Asian Pacific American Student Assembly
- Black Student Assembly
- Gay, Lesbian, & Bi Transgender Assembly
- Greek Student Assembly
- International Student Assembly
- Latino Student Assembly
- Trojan Pride
- Women's Student Assembly
- Concerts Committee
- Special Events Committee
- Speakers Committee
- Performing Arts Committee
NOTE: If an organization has received funding from any other program fee supported funding board, an assembly cannot fund the same event.
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