SAC Information 

Purpose

The Student Allocations Committee (SAC) is a university committee formed with the purpose of assisting Winthrop’s student organizations in sponsoring programs and events beneficial to the entire student body of Winthrop University.

Eligibility

To be eligible for SAC funding, student organizations must fulfill the following requirements:

1. Be officially chartered by the Council of Student Leaders.
2. Be registered with the Office of Student Organizations and Leadership.
3. Have a representative attend both the Student Organizations and Space Use training in the academic year funding is requested.
4. Have a representative attend SAC training for the designated funding period.
   Note: The representatives who attend the training session are responsible for communicating ALL the information back to the organization.
5. On-campus events and activities must be open to all Winthrop students.
6. Organizations charging admission to events/programs funded by the SAC may realize profits only after reimbursing the SAC account for the original appropriation. (Your organization must pay SAC back the original amount loaned to you).

Note: Events and activities supported in whole or in part by SAC funds need not and should not avoid controversial, political, religious and/or ideological content. All SAC allocation decisions are made in a view-point neutral manner

Reminders

• If your organization needs to be reimbursed, you must turn in all receipts within 2 weeks of your event’s scheduled date as indicated on the event worksheet or your money will be returned to the general SAC account and will be reallocated for other events.
• All advertisements for funded events must include the tag line: "Partially funded by the Council of Student Leaders"
• These will be checked when you bring fliers to 269 DiGiorgio Campus Center for approval.

Training and Interview Dates 

2011-2012 SAC Brochure   

2011-2012 SAC Guidelines

For more information regarding the Student Allocations Committee (SAC) please contact (803) 323-2248.

Student Allocation Training Slides