Funding requests must reflect the Mission and Values of Connecticut College.
Funding requests must prioritize student learning and the impact on the student experience.
Student funding requests must be sponsored a members of the Connecticut College campus community (i.e. Undergraduate or graduate students, faculty, and/or staff).
Sponsoring groups must have a well-conceived plan for publicizing the event/program.
Funding requests must not conflict with the scheduling of other major campus events. Groups should contact the Events Office at events@conncoll.edu for on campus programming or work with other relevant on campus community members to assist in event planning to avoid schedule conflicts.
The committee encourages submissions in a timely fashion. Proposals should be received no less than three business days before the meeting at which they are to be discussed and a minimum of 2 weeks in advance of the event being proposed.
The program must take place within the current fiscal/academic year. Connecticut College’s fiscal year begins on July 1st and ends on June 30 each year.
Funding recipients are expected to submit a mandatory evaluation following the completion of their event. Failure to submit an evaluation may result in future loss of CSFC funding.