Finance Committee

Requesting a Special Allocation from Student Senate

Student Senate Special Allocation Funding

Student Senate has over $70,000 to fund the assortment of campus-wide events, off-campus trips and competitions, and necessary equipment for athletic teams or service groups. The main objective for the Finance Committee is to approve special allocation requests that benefit the Carnegie Mellon University student body and campus community. Within your special allocation request, you should always communicate to the Finance Committee and to Student Senate how funding your event or project benefits the campus community.

Reserve a Meeting with the Finance Committee

In order to request a special allocation from Student Senate, please contact the Finance Committee Chair at funding-recognition@andrew.cmu.edu. The chair will reserve a date for your organization to meet with the committee. Please confirm that you will attend the meeting at the reserved date and notify the chair if you plan to cancel or change your reservation.

When meeting with the committee, you should come prepared and bring 6 copies of the following required materials:

Student Senate Special Allocation Request Form

JFC line-item budget (if applicable)
Make sure that the event or project materials you are requesting funding for is not already covered by your JFC budget. If your organization has a JFC budget, you may view it here
Budget Spreadsheet for the Event
The budget spreadsheet should include all the expenses for your event or project and any current or anticipated income or revenue for the event.
Written Description of Event
Flyers or advertisements for event
Any other literature you think will be helpful for the committee

Should the robotics club be given $5700.00 to replace their broken oscilliscope?

Yes! Give them $5700.00 for what they need to keep their organization running.
100% (4 votes)
No!. Give them $2800.00 to buy an oscilliscope with lower specs than the 30+ year old one that broke
0% (0 votes)
Total votes: 4
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