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Proposed Beloit Student Congress Budget 2010-2011 Overview

The Budget Committee presents the income and expense breakdown for the proposed budget, detailing allocations for clubs, BelFAST, programming board, and various funds. Includes fiscal policies and how BSC funds are utilized.

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Proposed Beloit Student Congress Budget 2010-2011 Overview

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  1. ProposedBeloit Student Congress Budget2010-2011 Brought to you by Budget Committee Ben Schechter, BSC Treasurer Rachael Kotkin, BSC Assistant Treasurer Joshua Carton, Xiyu “ Chrisy” Du, Sarah Dunn, Nestor Zavala

  2. Income • Estimated 1150 Student Activates Fee paying students • Student Activates Fee = $115 per semester 1150 x (2 x $115) = $264,500.00

  3. Expense Breakdown • Clubs $56,325.00 • BelFAST $57,900.00 • Programming Board $37,000.00 • Student Activates and $19,850.00 Salary Accounts • C-Haus Accounts $52,700.00 • Miscellaneous Funds $9,025.00 • Independent Event Funds $31,500.00 • Total $264,500.00

  4. Clubs Part I

  5. Clubs Part II

  6. Clubs Part III

  7. Clubs Part IV

  8. Clubs Part V

  9. Clubs Part VI

  10. BelFAST

  11. Programming Board

  12. Student Activities and Salary Accounts

  13. C-Haus Funds

  14. Miscellaneous Funds

  15. Independent Event Funds

  16. FISCAL POLICIES The BSC Fiscal Policies are inflexible governing rules on how BSC funds can be spent, including the funds utilized by clubs, committees, and BelFast.

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