Proposals for publications advocating specific political or social agendas. Publications that feature the work of graduate students but which are, in fact, publications for the benefit of an academic program itself, such as recruitment of or informational flyers. A major expense for any publication is the labor cost of typesetting. Applicants are encouraged to typeset their material. GSA will not pay a student to typeset.
Printing is another major expense for publications.
Some names of printers can be attained through the GSA office. Also be aware that the University's Central Duplicating facility offers discount rates for UB materials billed through academic departments. Funded publications become GSA publications and receive their own line in GSA's budget. Editors may choose, if they prefer, to designate some other university office or department as their accounting agent. This could, in some instances, decrease a publication's chance at funding, as GSA will not use student fee money to fund university projects.