Almost every student organization receives funding from one of the twelve funding boards.

Funding boards receive their Allocations in a lump sum from the Senate to distribute to organizations within the limits imposed upon them by the Student Body Statutes.

This list of the funding boards has the name of the board followed by the kinds of groups it funds.

Contact information for the funding board chairs for 2007-2008 is in this document (Word).

• Greek Activities Council- programs and services to members of national social fraternities and sororities.
  
  

• Music School Allocations Committee (MSAC)- music school organizations.

• Law School Allocations Committee (LSAC)- law school organizations.

• Sports Club Council (SCC)- registered organizations under Campus Recreation that are designated as "recreational."
  
  

• Business School Allocations Committee (BSAC)- business school organizations.

• Multicultural Student Assembly (MSA)- Provides funding and monitors the expenditures of registered student organization's whose purpose is to promote the culture they represent.
  
  

• Medical School Allocations Committee (MSAC)- medical school student organizations.

• Career Advancement Allocations Committee (CAAC)- Organizations whose mission is to recognize academic achievement, preparation for a career, or is political in nature.
  
  

• Entertainment Allocations Committee (EAC)- Organizations whose mission is primarily performing and exhibiting talent, or athletic in nature but whose primary purpose is social and is not affiliated with Campus Recreation.
  
  

• College of Engineering Allocations Committee (CEAC)- Organizations whose purpose targets a very specific ideal or interest, or is primarily socializing and networking.

• Service Oriented Allocations Committee (SOAC)- Organizations whose mission is promoting religious ideals, or is service oriented.

• Specialized Interest Allocations Committee (SIAC)- Organizations whose purpose targets a very specific ideal or interest, or is primarily socializing and networking.

A breakdown of the Funding Board Categories can be found here •››