S.G.A. Financial Report 1. Albright College Student Government Association
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1 S.G.A. Financial Report 1 Albright College Student Government Association Financial Report Fall 2013
2 S.G.A. Financial Report 2 Total Distribution of Funds Organization Name Total Amount Received S.G.A. $75, AC^2 $45, The Albrightian $4, The Cue $5, WXAC $3, African American Society (AAS) $2, American Chemical Society (ACS) $ ACTS (Albright College Thespian Society) $ African Diaspora $1, AGON $1, Alpha Epsilon Delta (AED) $ Alpha Phi Omega (APO) $ Alternative Spring Break (ASB) $0.00 Albright AM $1, Anime Society $ AVAO $ Tri Beta $43.32 Big Adventure Domain (BAD) $1, Breakfast Club $ Caribbean Culture Club (CCC) $2, Chinese Student Association $ Cinema Club $ Class of 2014 $3, Class of 2015 $6,157.00
3 S.G.A. Financial Report 3 Class of 2016 $2, Class of 2017 $5, Club Vogue $3, Commuter Student Association $ Criminal Justice Society $ Dance Team $ Domino Players $2, Environmental Campus Outreach (ECO) $1, Epsilon Nu (pre-law society) $ French Club $0.00 Gamers Guild $ Gospel Ensemble $82.21 Gay Straight Alliance (GSA) $1, Hillel $0.00 International Student Association (ISA) $2, Kappa Delta Pi $0.00 Lion Diplomats $71.91 Lion Enterprises $ Logos $ PSEA $ South Asian Student Association (SASA) $74.34 Ski Society $5, The Whovians $97.30 XION $2, ASTEP (Artists Striving to End Poverty) $ Hong Kong Student Association (HKSA) $935.84
4 S.G.A. Financial Report 4 Less Than or Equal to $3, Praise Dance Ministry $ Frisbee $96.35 Hockey $2, Men's Rugby $5, Women's Rugby $6, Volleyball $ Total $208,681.72
5 S.G.A. Financial Report 5 The Student Government Association has recently concluded its allocation and re-allocation process. We started with an estimated budget of $217, Of the $248, requested from student organizations this fall, we were able to fund $187, Of the $20, requested from student organizations for re-allocations, we were able to fund $15, For a total of $268, in requests, and $202, in funding. Club sports including Hockey, Ultimate Frisbee, Volleyball, and Men s and Women s Rugby are now allocated funds through SGA. The allocations policy with regards to club sports originated allowed for 5% of the SGA budget to be allocated to Club Sports. However, during this semester of allocations SGA received a total of $16, in requests from club sports. Generally, the 5% budget allowance for club sports is around $11,000. After receiving a surplus in necessary allocations requests, SGA was forced to change the policy to allow 10% of our budget to be devoted to club sports. The allocations requests from the club sports were mandatory items the teams need including: transportation, insurance, trainers, referee fees, equipment, and uniforms. Increasing the budget was a tough decision for SGA to make, however, in order for the club sports to actively participate the funds needed to be granted. As part of the Student Government Association s budget, we are able to fund events and resources for the entire student body. These resources include the Public Safety van that provides transportation throughout the day to on-campus locations as well as transportation to the Berkshire Mall, Target, Wal-Mart, and our newly added van trip to the IMAX Theatre. The Student Government Association has also partnered with Public Safety to provide transportation once a month to locations including the King of Prussia Mall, the Philadelphia Premium Outlets, the Philadelphia Art Museum, the Goggle Works during their second Sunday open house, and a hiking
6 S.G.A. Financial Report 6 trip to Hawk Mountain. We also fund the daily newspapers including The Reading Eagle, USA Today, and The New-York Times available throughout the week. We fund newly released movies available for streaming online while connected to the Albright network at Monthly movie nights will be held throughout the semester in the Campus Center with free popcorn. The Student Government Association purchased paint markers and poster paper as another advertising opportunity for student groups. SGA purchased 48 tickets for the Philadelphia Union (Soccer) in August. We have set aside $45,000 for the usage of planning the traditional SGA concert. SGA also designed magnets with useful information and contact information that were distributed to all residence halls and affinity houses. The SGA is excited to see our student organizations make use of their allocated funds, and remain confident that these events will provide numerous benefits to the campus as a whole. The Student Government Association Victoria Foanio - President Michael Sloboda Executive Vice President Ralph RJ Porrazzo Vice President of Finance Kaitlyn Huizing Recording Secretary Jiabao Leo Chen Corresponding Secretary Darlyn Smith AAS Representative Yiu Kong Joey Wu CSA Representative Chak Hang Chris Chan ISA Representative Jasmine Clarke Member-at-Large Robert Convery Member-at-Large Nicole Huber Member-at-Large Erika McEnany - Member-at-Large Gwen Stefan- Member-at-Large
7 S.G.A. Financial Report 7 Overview of Financial Activity 2013 Fall Projection Budgeted student population 1,660 Estimated student shortfall (60) Estimated student population - fall semester 1,600 Funding Available for Fall Semester SGA, Unallocated Account Balance $34, SGA, Allocated Account Balance $(9,674.55) Combined SGA Account Balance, 8/22/12 $24, SGA portion of comprehensive fee ($135/student) $216, Less: Allocation to Fitness Center ($12.50/student) $(20,000.00) Allocation for intramural sports ($2.00/student) $(3,200.00) Estimated Funding Available for Allocations $217, Ending Balance after Allocations Allocations Requests Granted $187, Re-Allocations Requests Granted $15, Class of 2017 Allocations $5, Ending Balance as of October 24th, 2013 $8,934.86
8 S.G.A. Financial Report 8 SGA Budget Posters $1, Concert $45, Student Activities $2, Van Trips $3, SGA Van $4, SGA Driver $9, Newspapers $2, Student Copy Card $ Food Services (Senate & Town Hall) $1, Miscellaneous $1, SGA Dues $ Mural $2, Welcome Back Picnic $3, Statement Apparel (Apparel and Magnets) $1, Movies $6, Philadelphia Union Game $ Total $83,675.00
9 S.G.A. Financial Report 9 Funds Allocated to Student Organizations AC2 $45, Student Activities The Albrightian $4, Page editions 4-page edition Donuts for Staff Bonding The Cue $ Yearbook WXAC $3, Engineering/Maintenance Half of membership dues African American Society $2, Kwanzaa Dinner to Volunteer Project Washington D.C trip Pool party Food/ Refreshments for poetry night Winter Ball American Chemical Society $1, Ice cream Social Pizza ACTS( Thespian Society) $ Rocky Horror Picture Show Printing Pizza AGON $1, Office supplies Coffee supplies 200 Booklets Alpha Epsilon Delta $1,259.82
10 S.G.A. Financial Report 10 Temple/St. Lukes Pizza Penn State Organ Recital & Alpha Phi Omega $ Blue and Gold Dinner Hotel for Conference Gas for Travel Pizza Ritas Milk and Cookies Tye Dye African Diaspora $1, Museum DC Fashion Show Refreshments Advertising Anime Society $ Katsucon 19 Pre-Registration Gaylord National Hotel Tri-Beta $ Paint for Biology Cart Big Adventure Domain $1, Round Top Mountain Reading Rocks to activities Caribbean Culture Club $2, Maria Costa Aladdin Restaurant Chinese Students Association $ Trip to China Town Mid-Autumn Festival Food Cinema Club $ Neewer LED Light Laing P-04
11 S.G.A. Financial Report 11 Canon Rebel T3 Lee Filters Class of 2014 $ Senior Nights Pizza Senior Class Food for the Pike Bus for Senior Night DJ for Pike Class of 2015 $6, Catching Fire 2 Buses for Catching fire Ozzys Trip/ Soda & Popcorn Pennhurst Asylum Trip/ Class of 2016 $2, Dorney Park to Dorney Club Vogue $3, Nicole Williams Speaker Fashion Show Alumni Panel Dinner NYC Trip Pizza Party Commuter Students Association $ Catered Lunch Criminal Justice Society $ Cellblock Visions Lecture Inn at Reading for artist Life after the Fire Dance Team $ Banner Performance Shirts idock Blank CDS Pizza Party Domino Players $2, KCACTF Pizza Party Field Trips
12 S.G.A. Financial Report 12 ECO $1, Hawk Mountain Powershift Conference & Hotel & Gas Wheelbarrow for Garden Epsilon Nu (Pre-Law Society) $ Pizza Villanova Visit Gamers Guild $ Trip to the Renaissance Fair Board games Gay-Straight Alliance $1, Fagbug Advertising Food for LGBT Gospel Ensemble $82.21 Fall Concert Refreshments Posters Ice Cream Social International Students Association $2, ISA Dinner Dorney Park & Shopping Trip Logos $ Candy Canes Progressive dinner Bowling PSEA $ Cookies for Safe Networking Pizza Party Screen Rights Macy s Letters to Santa Event SASA $74.34 Triveni Sarees
13 S.G.A. Financial Report 13 Ski Society $5, Okemo Mountain Resort to Okemo Mountain Resort AVAO $ Silk Scarf Painting Mixed Media Workshop Linoleum India Ink Albright AM $1, Kutztown Publishing XION $2, DJ Skooda Public Safety Posters Breakfast Club $ Weekly Activity Meal Collaboration with Whovians Men's Rugby $5, Gas ERPU Dues Insurance Trainer Equipment Referee Fees Women's Rugby $6, Gas Insurance Trainer Equipment Referee Fees Socks Goal Post Pads Tee Balls Ball Pump Shorts
14 S.G.A. Financial Report 14 Hockey $2, League Cost Gas Hockey equipment (Gloves, helmets, pads, sticks, suits, skates)gas Hockey equipment (Gloves, helmets, pads, sticks, suits, skates) Class of 2017 $5, Bates Motel Tickets and Thirty One Night Food Berks Lane Bowling Tickets and Volleyball $ Volleyballs ASTEP $ Dues Hong Kong Student Association $ to Philly & Valley Forge Kayaking at Valley Forge BBQ Dim Sum Night Frisbee $96.35 Disc Gold Frisbees The Whovians $97.30 Pizza Party Collaboration Meal Lion Enterprises $ Banner Publishing rights Less Than Or Equal To $
15 S.G.A. Financial Report 15 Pudding Thank you Performance Printing Praise Dance Ministry $ Dance Skirts Dance Tops Audio Dock
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S.G.A. Financial Report 1 S.G.A. Financial Report 2 Total Amount Received S.G.A. $ 82,068.55 AC^2 $ 44,200.00 Albrightian $ 6,202.02 Cue $ 13,298.73 WXAC $ 3,562.00 African American Society $ 3,350.68
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