The Behrend College collegian. (Erie, Pa.) 1993-1998, January 22, 1998, Image 7

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    Dear Students, Faculty, and Staff,
A committee of seven students and three faculty/ staff members is currently developi
a plan for use of 1998-99 student activity fee revenues. We invite your suggestions.
Available funding for next year is estimated to be $160,000. Funding guidelines are su
marized below.
uestions may be directed to Dr. Chris Reber, Dean of Studentffairs (ext. 6111) or Mike Zampetti, SGA President (ext.
Thank you in advance.for your input.
Excluded from funding consideration are salaries, major building renovations, and construction
new facilities. Student activity fee revenues may not be used to replace activities currently supporte
through general University funds. Student activity fee revenues may be used for the following purpo
• CAMPUS ACTIVITIES which enhance out-of-class experiences for students, including registered
student organizations, publications and radio stations, publicity for student activities and programs,
learning experiences, and travel. (NOTE: the needs of registered student organizations will NOT be
considered by the Student Activity Fee Allocation Committee. A separate SGA Budget Committee w
meet later this spring to make student organization allocations. Student organizations should therefor
not submit their specific needs until notified by the SGA Budget Committee.)
• EQUIPMENT which facilitates opportunities for student involvement and campus-wide programm
(NOTE: academic and academic support needs, including computing and library needs, are excluded
from student activity fee funding consideration.)
• FACILITIES UPGRADES in direct support of out-of-class experiences.
• PROGRAM SUPPORT to meet campus-wide programming needs such as lecture series, music pro
grams, cultural events, and entertainment.
• RECREATION, including support for club sports, intramurals, open recreation, and facilities and
equipment which support these needs.
• DIVERSE POPULATIONS AND ISSUES, including programs and activities which support and/o
enhance such diversity and non-traditional activities as women's and multicultural issues, subsidized
child care, special lounges, and program support.
• SELECTED SUPPORT SERVICES, including athletics, career development and placement servic
child care services, health services and health education, personal counseling, and student activities.
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