Grant Application Form - Sexual Misconduct and Title IX

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Complete the Grant Application Form

University-recognized student organizations are invited to apply for a mini-grant to develop a program or activity that exemplifies the spirit and purpose of Title IX by fostering a culture of prevention and awareness to end sexual violence, cultivate relationship respect, and create consent culture through education in our University community. To apply, scroll down and complete the grant submission form.

Title IX mini-grants will be awarded for $200.

Submission Deadlines

Grant proposals should be submitted 30 days in advance of your proposed event or program date to facilitate review by the Selection Committee and processing of the funds.

To be eligible for a Title IX mini-grant or co-sponsorship, a program/event must be:

In line with the Title IX Office鈥檚 mission and values related to preventing and stopping sexual and relationship violence.
The person submitting the application must be an active student enrolled at the University and an e-board member or in a leadership role of a University-approved Undergraduate College Student Organization, Fraternity & Sorority Life Group, or Residential Life Group.
Your group聽must apply at least one month before the event. If approved, we will inform you of the additional information our office will need.聽

We are unable to sponsor events that do not align with the scope of our mission or those requested outside of the minimum amount of time required.

Please note: Not all proposals received will be awarded a Title IX Grant.

Grant Submission Form

Please complete and submit the Grant Submission Form to request funding from the Title IX Office.

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Contact Information

Name(Required)

First Last

Email(Required)

Email Confirmation?

Please send me an email confirmation when I submit the grant proposal

Is this for a University-approved Undergraduate College Student Organization, Fraternity & Sorority Life Group, or Residential Life Group?(Required)

Yes

Name of University-approved Undergraduate College Student Organization, Fraternity & Sorority Life Group, or Residential Life Group:(Required)

Has this Organization or Group received funds from Title IX previously?(Required)

Yes

If Yes, what was the name of the event or progam and when was it?(Required)

Program/Event Information

Proposed Title(Required)

Tentative Date(Required)

Location(Required)

Start Time(Required)

End Time

Expected Number of Attendees:(Required)

Intended Audience(Required)

Undergraduates, Graduates, Group Members, University Staff, University Faculty, University Community

List Co-Sponsors or other Funding Departments(Required)

If you are co-sponsoring with other student groups list them here. If you have received additional funding from other campus Departments list them here and amounts received. If none of the above, list N/A.

New or Repeat program or event?(Required)

Pre-existing or signature club programs, events, or festivals that an organization annually hosts, such as end-of-year celebrations, balls, dances, or graduation events, are not eligible for grant funds.

New

Repeat

If you've done a similar program in the past, please include a brief overview of the attendance; impact your program had on participants, and any feedback obtained.(Required)

What improvements or modifications do you plan to implement from the previous year?(Required)

Evaluation Criteria

To help us understand how you plan to create or develop a new program or activity that exemplifies the spirit and purpose of Title IX in our community, all funding proposals must include the following:

A detailed description of how your event or program proposal's main focus is to incorporate prevention, awareness, or discouragement of sexual violence within the University community.(Required)

The proposal should describe how it will help participants or attendees: understand the legal or University definitions of sexual assault, domestic violence, dating violence, stalking, affirmative consent, and/or will help them navigate the legal landscape of Title IX; or brings awareness of the above terms and their impacts, or establishes opportunities for attendees to become more involved in long-term sexual misconduct prevention work on campus; or helps attendees gain focused education on those or similarly related topics; or builds skills through hands-on bystander intervention training, workshops for creating healthy and respectful dating relationships, or opportunities to practice affirmative consent.

How will participants engage in the program?(Required)

Options could be attending a workshop, practicing skills, watching a presentation, engaging in an activity, volunteering, listening to a panel of experts, etc.

Describe lasting effects from the program/event(Required)

This may be what skills are you hoping participants will gain, or what impact will your program have on attendees, etc.

What do you hope that the campus community will gain from participation?(Required)

Financial Information

Include itemized budget below.

Air Fare (optional)

Bus or Train Fare (optional)

Driving - Mileage (Optional)

Driving - Gas (Optional)

Driving - Tolls (Optional)

Lodging (Optional)

Registration Fees (Optional)

Supplies (Optional)

Vendor Services and Space Cost

Venue or Space Cost (Optional)

Event and Classroom Management (Optional)

Marketing or Promotion (Optional)

Music (Optional)

Catering (Optional)

Other (Optional)

Program Cost and Revenue

Total Program Cost(Required)

Grant Amount Requested(Required)

What would this grant amount cover?(Required)

Outside Revenue(Required)

List any outside funds you are receiving towards your program costs. If none put $0.

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