If your organization received funds during the 2013 Spring Appropriations cycle please note that these funds need to be spent by May 31, 2013. If you no longer plan on spending these funds please notify the ASASU Business Office as soon as possible. If you do not complete the required paperwork and spend the funds by the deadline, you will lose access to the awarded funds. For funding questions, please visit the ASASU Business Office on the 3rd floor of the Memorial Union or contact the ASASU Business Office at (480) 965-2761 or contact asu.appropriations@gmail.com. You can see how much your organization was awarded on your OrgSync profile under Treasury, Budgets, Spring.
Next funding cycle, SUMMER 2013:
Application Release – April 29, 2013
Applications due via Orgsync – May 14, 2013
Awards Decision Released – May 28, 2013
Funding Use – May 28, 2013 – September 24, 2013
Spring Cycle Timeline Overview:
Application Release – January 22
Applications due via Orgsync – February 5 by 11:59pm
Awards Decision Released – February 19, 2013 after Senate Approval at the February 19th Senate Meeting
Funding Use – February 27, 2013- May 31, 2013
*Winter Appropriations MUST HAVE been spent by February 26, 2013
If you have questions regarding funding please email asu.appropriations@gmail.com.
History: The five ASASU presidents proposed a student activity fee in November 2007 and received approval by the University administration and ABOR in December 2007. The student activity fee is divided per capita by campus and between undergraduate and graduate students. The fee was first implemented in the fall 2008 semester.
Purpose: The purpose of the $25 student activity fee (per semester per student) is to provide funds to improve the co-curricular environment for students at Arizona State University.
Overriding Philosophy: The student activity fee should provide a comprehensive offering of quality programs and services to ASU students and community. Activities and programs that enrich and improve the out-of-class environment both qualitatively and quantitatively should be fostered. Program enhancements should be highly impactful and thereby improve the satisfaction of students.
The Primary Goals For These Fees Will Include:
- Working to enhance the campus environment and improve the co-curricular activities and programs.
- Improving student activities designated to increase student satisfaction and retention.
- Assisting in providing specialized services and programs for diverse populations on a student needs basis.
- Enriching the campus environment and encouraging the involvement of students, thereby promoting academic achievement and the development of student potential.
- Providing greater opportunities for civic engagement within ASU and wider communities.