Mini-Grant Request

Student Leadership & Engagement

Mini-Grant Request
The Office of Student Leadership & Engagement has created a mini-grant program to encourage faculty and staff, as well as students, to take part in co-curricular programming on campus. As a supplement to in-class instruction, co-curricular programming allows students the opportunity to experience on a more personal and active level, what they have learned in class. Enabling faculty and staff to design co-curricular programs and events ensures event programming with cross discipline appeal, topical relevance, expected educational outcomes and a guaranteed audience.

Please note: mini-grant requests are for new initiatives only and funding is subject to availability.
- Applications will be evaluated based on the following elements:
  
  1. Program Design:
  
  Your creativity can be unleashed here! The only conditions we place on your program’s design are:
  - It must be a new initiative.
  - Funding request must be for the current Academic Year.
  - It must be advertised and open to all students on campus.
  - Mini-Grant funding support for the program will be indicated on all advertising and marketing.
  - Mini-Grant applicants must attend the event they are funded for and are responsible for hosting/escorting guests.
  Student Leadership & Engagement staff will work with you on these elements to ensure you meet this requirement.
  
  2. Faculty/Staff Involvement:
  
  Partnerships are the key in this category! We’re looking for examples of faculty support widened by inclusion in curriculum, extra credit being offered for attendance, faculty/staff co-sponsorships, and faculty participation in open group discussions.
  
  3. Educational Outcomes:
  
  We’d like to see increased awareness of topical issues or involvement in future activities as a measurement of this element. As a component of in-class instruction, this element is pretty much a given!
  
  4. Involving Students in the Planning Process:
  
  While the objective is to build working partnerships, we realize there are some projects between students and faculty/staff that may offer limited opportunities for students to assist in planning. Therefore, to satisfy this criteria, mandatory class attendance will be considered.
- Applicant's Information
  
  Please tell us about yourself
- Full Name*
  
  First NameLast Name
- Email*
  example@example.com
- Phone Number*
  Please enter a valid phone number.Format: (000) 000-0000.
- Division/Department*
- Mini-Grant Information
  
  Please tell us more about your mini-grant request
- Name of Proposed Project/Program*
- Event Location*
- Event Date*
  
  MonthDayYear
- Name of other FCC employee(s) assisting with program
- Purpose and Objective of Event*
- YesNo
- Please list the courses
- Number of students expected to attend:
- Number of faculty/staff expected to attend:
- Number of community members expected to attend:
- Itemized Budget Request – Please list specific needs and costs below:*
- Attached additional documents for your itemized budget request if needed.
  
  Cancelof
- Total Budget Requested*
- YesNo
- How much will be charged?
- Program PlanningLogistical SupportPromotion and PublicityOther
- By signing in this space, you are certifying that all information submitted is correct and that you are the person completing this application. When you press the submit button, you will receive an email confirmation with a copy of your application. Please print for your records and retain as verification of your application.
- Applicant's E-Signature*
  
  Clear
- Date*
  
  MonthDayYear
Frederick Community College
7932 Opossumtown Pike • Frederick, MD 21702
301.846.2400 • frederick.edu

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