Student Funding Sources

ARTS & SCIENCES STUDENT GOVERNMENT
UMC Room 121
The Arts and Sciences Student Government is the largest academic student government on campus and has a budget of more than $45,000. The government uses its funds to address college-specific concerns, special events, and Arts and Sciences student organization operations funding requests. Student organizations must meet with an Arts & Sciences Student Government representative before submitting a proposal on a Student Organizations Finance Office budget approval form.
303-492-6864
ONSTAGE
 
OnStage provides money for quality projects in the performing arts. The organization’s goal is to create opportunities that are not otherwise available to students in order to foster an accessible and inspiring performance arts community on campus.
303-735-SHOW
STUDENT GOVERNMENTS
 

Because many student programs require funding, several resources are available to assist in the cost of such programs. After researching expenses and completing a budget, students may proceed to apply for funds from funding groups. Funding requests most commonly fall into the areas of operations, special events, and travel. The Student Organizations Finance Office must review and approve travel and special events budgets before starting the funding process.

Sources for student fee funds include the following: Cultural Events Board, the University of Colorado Student Union’s Representative Council and Council of Colleges and Schools, the Arts and Sciences Student Government, and most other student governments for the nine Colleges and Schools. Organizations can not receive funds from more than two student government sources. The Student Organizations Finance Office offers information on how to plan an activity and apply for funding.
 
STUDENT GROUP FUNDING BOARD
 
Funds from the Student Group Funding Board are used for recurring events and for operating expenses such as supplies, equipment, postage, and telephone costs. Funds are made available through an application process conducted each spring for the following academic year. Students groups must meet certain criteria to qualify and provide budget and organizational information on their application form.
303-492-7473