Non-Curricular Competition Fund

Request for Proposals
Fall 2006

Application deadline:  October 3, 2006

Each semester eligible groups are invited to apply to the Non-Curricular Competition Fund Committee for funding during the upcoming academic semester.  Funded by student fees, these awards are intended to support student intercollegiate intellectual and technical competitions (Note: this funding cannot be used for, conferences, or workshops, unless student competition is being judged at event.)  Funds are available to support state, regional, and national competition activities of officially recognized clubs and organizations linked to curricular programs. Funds are not to be used for recognized LCSC athletic events, this fund is for recognized Clubs and Organizations.

Proposal merit and the number of students benefiting in the planned program will be the primary criteria for distribution of funds.  There is no guarantee that all proposals will be funded.  In the event that the funds are not needed, they will be added to the funds available for the next academic semester.

Applications will be reviewed in February and October of each semester.  Applicants will be notified in writing of the committee's decision within two weeks after the application deadline.

Criteria:

• Applicants can not be eligible or apply for Co-Curricular Competition Fund
• Be considered an competition
• Be representative of the college
• Direct benefits to the college
• Direct benefits to the students
• Cannot be for conferences and/or workshops ) unless related competition is being judged at event
• Must list any fundraising activities related to event
• Must include other sources of funding and amount received (other grants, division support, etc.)
• Must indicate other sources of funding that will be requested (other grants, division support, etc.)
• Failure to meet the criteria will result in immediate dismissal of the funding request and no funds will be allocated for that request.

The committee consists of at least seven (7) members, four (4) of which are students.  Student representation should consist of at least one (1) technical, one (1) academic, one (1) legislative branch, and one (1) executive branch member.

An award letter will be sent to the appropriate division/club.  Expenses will be paid from the division/club's cost center. Reimbursement will be made at the end of the project upon receipt of a written report.  The written report should include a detailed budget and copies of requisitions, IDGs, and proof of other expenses. Submit to Judy Dingman in the Office of Student Life and the ASLCSC President within 30 days of the project completion.