SGA Senate Bill 2022-2023 #5, April 2023

SENATE BILL 2022-2023 (#5) IN THE STUDENT SENATE OF TOWSON UNIVERSITY, APRIL 11th, 2023, A SENATE BILL CONCERNING THE ADDITION OF A REGISTER STUDENT ORGANIZATION RECRUITMENT GRANT AND THE REMOVAL OF THE GRANT REIVEW COMMITTEE. INTRODUCED ON: April 4Л, 2023 INTRODUCED BY: Sean McGuire Steven Watson-White COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION: SENATE ACTION: ENACT UPON APPROVAL. Jordan A. Colquitt, President - Student Government Association Amendment of the financial policy Article VI ALTERNATIVE FUNDING ■ЛИ grants are reviewed by the Grant Review Committee All grants are reviewed by the Appropriations Committee Section One- Just Do It Grant A. The purpose of the Just Do It Grant is to supplement new, innovative ideas, and empower individuals to positively change Towson University’s campus. B. All individuals who are fee-paying undergraduates enrolled at Towson University are eligible to apply for the grant. Access to the fund is limited to one time per student or student organization per semester. Any additional application to the fund is up to the discretion of the Appropriations Committee Grant Review Committee,- which is comprised of the SGA- Treasurer, Director of Student Organizations, Attorney General, and Senate Leadership. The committee will deem grants reviewable if they are submitted at least four weeks prior to the event, program, or initiative. Section Two and Student Organization and Greek life Recruitment Grant, A. The Purpose of the Student Organization Recruitment Grant is to give assistance to Registered Student Organizations and or Greek Chapters who are unable to become SGA Budgeted Organizations for that semester and that are registered with Towson University. Accg.ss to the funds is limited to one time per organization orchapter per spring or fall semester. B. The funds can be requested for the following: 1. Advertising purposes like fliers, business cards, pens, and other advertising accessoriesfmax maximum allocation of $3001 Recruitment food for either on- campus or off-campus (maximum allocation of $4001 G. To qualify for such a grant, a chapter must: