Campus Programming Board
Applications for funding to be used during the 2025-2026 school year may be submitted anytime. Review of applications will occur on a rolling basis as submissions come in. You can expect to hear back on the status of your application approximately 7-10 days after submitting. Funds are intended to support events during the 2025-2026 academic year.
The board:
- encourages innovative programs not otherwise offered on campus
- coordinate cross-campus collaboration and resource sharing
- facilitate connections between events and academic programming
- consider applications for funding campus events, in amounts up to $1500 per event.
Applications with substantiated significant campus impact may request more than $1500. All faculty and administrative staff members may submit proposals to the Campus Programming Board. In general, the Campus Programming Board will not provide ongoing annual or biennial funding.
The application window remains open, with review of submissions occurring on a rolling basis. You may submit a request for funding for the 2025-2026 school year at any time. Applicants can expect a response within approximately 7-10 days of submitting the request.
Your application will not be reviewed until date and location options have been discussed with the Programming and Outreach Office. You may submit an application with possible date and location, pending coordination with your event partners.
Resources are available for planning your event at Programming and Outreach.
Funding of proposals is not automatic. It is the role of the Programming and Outreach Board to evaluate proposals on:
- promise of quality
- relevance to the academic and cultural community
- potential for relatively broad appeal on the campus
- connections to academic or other programs on campus
- support for diversity of student experiences involving a variety of campus constituencies
The likelihood of a favorable response to a proposal is enhanced by evidence of realistic and careful planning. Proposals should include at least one opportunity available to the entire campus community.
The Programming and Outreach Board’s first review cycle begins in April, prior to the targeted academic year, with a possible second application opportunity extending through the fall, pending availability of remaining funds.