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Sustainability Mini Grant Program Are you seeking funding to host a program related to sustainability? Look no further! The Office of Sustainability is seeking students, staff and faculty to host programming during the 2012-2013 school year. We are encouraging the campus community to get involved in a leadership role with this annual educaonal iniave. The Office of Sustaina- bility is offering grants up to $350 for a proposed program happening during the school year, and up to $500 for pro- grams during Earth Month (April). Eligibility—All applicants must be one of the following: A registered student organizaon Individual students/groups affiliated with the Office of Sustainability (as volunteers/interns) A faculty member or student representave from a course Residenal housing staff pung on a program for his/her floor or hall Contact informaon for project leader Thorough descripon of proposed program or iniave Proposed dates and locaon of program Descripon of the targeted audience Details of any planned collaboraon with other organizaons Proposed budget Proposal Process—All proposals must include: For funding, applicants must be able to receive inter-campus transfers (or make purchasing arrangements with the Office of Sustainability prior to applicaon). Funded programs must name one individual who agrees to serve as the program leader. This individual must aend a one-hour meeng with the Office of Sustainability upon receiving funding. All markeng materials must meet Office of Sustainability criteria. All programming must be free to the targeted audience. A student group or class may choose have a supplemental fundraiser (ex. group may host a free movie, but choose to sell food if food costs are not paid for by Office of Sus- tainability). All programs must be in-house, meaning funds cannot be used toward payment of speakers. Compeve applicants will demonstrate a familiarity with Ohio University’s Sustainability Plan. Award recipients must provide a detailed program summary and all original receipts to the Office of Sustainability no later than 10 days following the event. Program Requirements—All proposals must consider the following:

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Sustainability Mini Grant Program Are you seeking funding to host a program related to sustainability? Look no further! The Office of Sustainability is

seeking students, staff and faculty to host programming during the 2012-2013 school year. We are encouraging the

campus community to get involved in a leadership role with this annual educational initiative. The Office of Sustaina-

bility is offering grants up to $350 for a proposed program happening during the school year, and up to $500 for pro-

grams during Earth Month (April).

Eligibility—All applicants must be one of the following:

A registered student organization

Individual students/groups affiliated with the Office of Sustainability (as volunteers/interns)

A faculty member or student representative from a course

Residential housing staff putting on a program for his/her floor or hall

Contact information for project leader

Thorough description of proposed program or initiative

Proposed dates and location of program

Description of the targeted audience

Details of any planned collaboration with other organizations

Proposed budget

Proposal Process—All proposals must include:

For funding, applicants must be able to receive inter-campus transfers (or make purchasing arrangements with the

Office of Sustainability prior to application).

Funded programs must name one individual who agrees to serve as the program leader. This individual must attend a

one-hour meeting with the Office of Sustainability upon receiving funding.

All marketing materials must meet Office of Sustainability criteria.

All programming must be free to the targeted audience. A student group or class may choose have a supplemental

fundraiser (ex. group may host a free movie, but choose to sell food if food costs are not paid for by Office of Sus-

tainability).

All programs must be in-house, meaning funds cannot be used toward payment of speakers.

Competitive applicants will demonstrate a familiarity with Ohio University’s Sustainability Plan.

Award recipients must provide a detailed program summary and all original receipts to the Office of Sustainability no later than 10 days following the event.

Program Requirements—All proposals must consider the following:

Example Programs—Examples of previously funded projects:

Applications may be submitted online via SurveyMonkey.

www.surveymonkey.com/s/SustainabilityMiniGrants

Or, to request an electronic copy of the application, please email [email protected].

How to Apply:

Key Information—Details necessary for applying:

Educational presentation or discussion.

Movie showing.

Healthy lifestyle activity.

Waste reduction programs.

Alternative transportation event.

Applications will be accepted August 29 – October 8 and January 7 – March 4

Applications must be received a minimum of 5 weeks prior to the proposed date of the event

Awardees must meet with a representative from the Office of Sustainability in order to receive funding.

All proposed events must be free and open to the public.

Following program: Submit program summary form (provided to awardees upon meeting with Office of Sustainability)

with original receipts no later than 10 days after program.

All applicants must be associated with the institution and have affiliation with an academic or administrative unit so as

to facilitate funding.

Applicants from any of OU’s campuses are encouraged to apply.

We are happy to support campus community members interested in hosting a program. If you have questions, we en-courage you to contact and meet with a graduate assistant in the Office of Sustainability before submitting an applica-tion. To do so, please contact the Leadership Programs Coordinator GA at the Office of Sustainability by emailing [email protected].

Please Note: These grants are distinct from SAC funding.

Questions?