Any recognized student organization can submit a concept. For these student organizations to be eligible for SAF funding, a concept must be submitted no later than Nov. 1. It is important to note that a failed concept does not mean an organization cannot exist. It simply means that an organization cannot receive a SAF budget. These are the focus of the questions that student representatives will ask and consider when they make their decisions.
Funds are available for such things as office supplies, toll calls and programs, just to name a few.
If you are an organization that has grown to such a point that the only way to exist is through regular funding, then this process is for you. I cannot express how important the whole SAFC process is. Students from the 14 SAF organizations as well as student senators meet each week to vote on how to spend the Student Activity Fee. When the council meets to vote on concepts, the process becomes that much more important. Students are given the ability to decide who will receive your student money.