NOTE! If you are an SU recognized student group wanting to appeal, please use this form:
http://su.wustl.edu/resources/budget-appeal
As an individual, you may be presented with a unique opportunity to provide something beneficial for the undergraduate community, but need finances in order to do so. Therefore, individuals may also seek funding from an appeals account.
- The appeal can only be for a new initiative, speaker, or entertainment.
- The appeal must be for a one time, nonrecurring event.
- Alternative sources for funding must have already been explored, such as collaboration with student groups, or grants.
- Fill out the Individual Appeals form found here: http://su.wustl.edu/node/add/individual-appeal-form.
- After receiving a confirmation, meet with the Vice President of Finance and a representative from Student Involvement and Leadership regarding your proposal.
- Present your appeal to Executive Council.
- If Executive Council endorses your appeal:
- Receive a scheduled date to present to Treasury.
- Present to Treasury with the Executive Council, and Treasury will deliberate and decide on the allocation towards your appeal.
- A representative from the initiative must attend a Treasurers’ Training with a Business Manager, and the Vice President of Finance will sign off on all expense reports.
- If Executive Council does not endorse your appeal:
- You cannot secure Student Union funding through the appeals account.
- The appeals fund is allocated on a first come, first-served basis.
- The spending policies outlined for Student Group Operating accounts would also apply to these appeals.
- These appeals should emphasize communal over personal benefits.
- The appeals account for individuals is new, and therefore subject to change.