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Direct and indirect benefits

UC Advisory Council (Majority students – advise on policies, fees, budget, space use, etc.)

Employment opportunities and leadership development

Support and initiate programs (cultural, education, social, recreational, etc.)

State-of-the art facility , multiple function facility

Meeting , event , study and recreation spaces; and Community Center

Student and administrative offices

Service providers (bookstore, dining, bank, hair salon, technology store, etc.)

Direct and indirect benefits

UC Advisory Council (Majority students – advise on policies, fees, budget, space use, etc.)

Employment opportunities and leadership development

Support and initiate programs (cultural, education, social, recreational, etc.)

State-of-the art facility , multiple function facility

Meeting , event , study and recreation spaces; and Community Center

Student and administrative offices

Service providers (bookstore, dining, bank, hair salon, technology store, etc.)

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What does their fee revenue go towards?

Employment (student and full-time staff)

UC Programs:

Weekly Coffee Houses

Friday and Saturday Night Movies

Late Night Programming (Poetry Jams, Comedians, Magicians, Bands, etc.)

Building Operations (Student lounges, student organizations spaces, common areas, Roost game room, maintenance, housekeeping, etc.)

Debt Service

What does their fee revenue go towards?

Employment (student and full-time staff)

UC Programs:

Weekly Coffee Houses

Friday and Saturday Night Movies

Late Night Programming (Poetry Jams, Comedians, Magicians, Bands, etc.)

Building Operations (Student lounges, student organizations spaces, common areas, Roost game room, maintenance, housekeeping, etc.)

Debt Service

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What did we do last year with the fee revenue?

Opened the expansion – expanded building hours, meeting spaces, new student

organizations offices, game room, etc.

Expanded programming

Renovated UC Program Council offices

Renovated public spaces with new furniture and carpeting

Purchased new equipment (AV, Computers, tables, chairs, etc.) to support events and

programs

What did we do last year with the fee revenue?

Opened the expansion – expanded building hours, meeting spaces, new student

organizations offices, game room, etc.

Expanded programming

Renovated UC Program Council offices

Renovated public spaces with new furniture and carpeting

Purchased new equipment (AV, Computers, tables, chairs, etc.) to support events and

programs

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What if anything different or additional is planned for this year?

Solar panels exploration

Water refill station

Way-finding system for the three facilities

Denman Ballroom renovation

Theatrical lighting for larger UC meeting rooms

Roof repair and weatherproofing initiative

What if anything different or additional is planned for this year?

Solar panels exploration

Water refill station

Way-finding system for the three facilities

Denman Ballroom renovation

Theatrical lighting for larger UC meeting rooms

Roof repair and weatherproofing initiative

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What are we doing to contain costs?

Actively pursuing the use of renewable resources

Continuously assessing programs and services

Producing promotional materials in house when possible

Monitoring maintenance and operations expenditures

Upgrading to energy efficient equipment

What are we doing to contain costs?

Actively pursuing the use of renewable resources

Continuously assessing programs and services

Producing promotional materials in house when possible

Monitoring maintenance and operations expenditures

Upgrading to energy efficient equipment

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• What changes / budget assumptions, expenditure changes, etc. are projected for the two years of the proposal (FY11 and FY12) ?

• Expanding programming based on needs assessment

• Increasing utilities costs

• Facilities assessment and deferred maintenance

• What changes / budget assumptions, expenditure changes, etc. are projected for the two years of the proposal (FY11 and FY12) ?

• Expanding programming based on needs assessment

• Increasing utilities costs

• Facilities assessment and deferred maintenance

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As an auxiliary enterprise the UC must be self-sustaining

Are we meeting the needs and expanded services of UC primary constituents – Students

Sustainability

As an auxiliary enterprise the UC must be self-sustaining

Are we meeting the needs and expanded services of UC primary constituents – Students

Sustainability