Strategic Priorities and Ethical Principles
Student Organizations Funding
Criteria
The Division of Undergraduate Education and Student Affairs
has developed a fund for student organization programming that
supports the strategic priorities of Texas Tech University and its
core values:
STRATEGIC PRIORITIES
1. INCREASE ENROLLMENT AND PROMOTE STUDENT SUCCESS: We
will grow and diversify our student population in order to improve higher
education participation and supply a well equipped, educated workforce for the
state of Texas.
2. STRENGTHEN ACADEMIC QUALITY AND REPUTATION: We will
attract and retain the best faculty in the world in order to enhance our teaching
excellence and grow our number of nationally recognized programs.
3. EXPAND AND ENHANCE RESEARCH AND CREATIVE SCHOLARSHIP:
We will significantly increase the amount of public and private research dollars in
order to advance knowledge, improve the quality of life in our state and nation,
and enhance the state's economy and global competitiveness.
4. FURTHER OUTREACH AND ENGAGEMENT: We will expand our
community outreach, promote higher education and continue to engage in
partnerships in order to improve our communities and enrich their quality of life.
5. INCREASE AND MAXIMIZE RESOURCES: We will increase funding for
scholarships, professorships, and world-class facilities, and maximize those
investments through more efficient operations in order to ensure affordability for
students and accountability to the State of Texas.
CORE VALUES
Texas Tech University is committed to the values of mutual respect;
cooperation and communication; creativity and innovation; community service
and leadership; pursuit of excellence; public accountability; and diversity.
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Student Organizations Funding
Proposal Requirements
1. Request proposals must provide description of event, date, locations,
amount requested, target audience and marketing plan, budget and list of
other funding and fundraising activities to support event/program. Also,
describe how the event/program supports at least one of the Strategic
Priorities and/or Core Values of Texas Tech University.
2. Must be a registered student organization.
3. Registered student organization must be in good standing with University.
4. Requests must be for event/program open to all students and held on the
Texas Tech campus or authorized site.
5. Request must be received 14 days prior to event/program to be considered
for funding.
6. Maximum amount to be allotted to any organization for funding will
usually be $500.00 annually. Collaborative events hosted by culturally
different organizations and large scale campus wide events may submit
requests for additional support beyond the standard limit.
7. Request for organization travel will be considered.
8. An event report must be submitted within two week after program.
9. Organizations making large scale event and/or travel requests will be
required do a brief presentation in addition to the event report.
Return to:
Mike Gunn
Student Government Services
304 Student Union MS 2032
Texas Tech University
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Student Organizations Funding
Request Details
Purpose for Request:
__________________________________________________________________
Organization Requesting Funds:
__________________________________________________________________
Amount Requested: $ ____________________
Current President of Organization – Name and Signature:
__________________________________________________________________
Current Faculty/Staff Advisor of Organization – Name and Signature:
__________________________________________________________________
Student Organization Member Submitting Request – Name, Address, Telephone
Number, E-Mail:
Name:
Address:
Phone:
Email:
Is Organization in good standing? ______ Yes
______ No
Is Organization Request for:
_____ New Program
_____ Support Established Program
* Attach written response to “Proposal Requirements” and budget.
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