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==MESC==
==MESC==
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[[MESC]] is a major contributor to many student initiatives, including design teams. There is a standard application form which can be filled out and submitted to the MESC, [http://www.mcgill.ca/engineering/current-students/undergraduate/student-life/student-projects-funding found here].<br>
The Student Initiative Fund ([[MESC]] Funding) is available for almost any student initiative that involves undergraduate or graduate students in the faculty of engineering. Applications can be made through [https://www.mcgill.ca/engineering/students/undergraduate/student-life/student-initiatives-funding-request-form this form] on an ongoing basis, you need to login to view the full application. In the application you will be asked for choose from the funding options below - you may choose multiple! Applications are reviewed by a MESC representative and the Dean. If you receive funding you must submit a report with receipts for all expenditures and a one page final report.<br>
 
For regular applications, the maximum amount which may be received is $1,000, but do not ask for more than is needed, because it may not be granted or may be at the expense of other groups if it is. [[MESC]] will request copies of all your receipts - however they are usually content to receive a [[Printouts|print-out]] from the EUS [[accounts]] of the expenses that you submitted and the revenues received for the trip. <br>
For regular applications, the maximum amount which may be received is $1,000, but do not ask for more than is needed, because it may not be granted or may be at the expense of other groups if it is. [[MESC]] will request copies of all your receipts - however they are usually content to receive a [[Printouts|print-out]] from the EUS [[accounts]] of the expenses that you submitted and the revenues received for the trip. <br>
Approach EUS and your department (if applicable) for funding before approaching MESC. They want to see that you’ve exhausted other sources of money immediately available within the faculty of engineering.
Approach EUS and your department (if applicable) for funding before approaching MESC. They want to see that you’ve exhausted other sources of money immediately available within the faculty of engineering.
===Funding Options===
{| class="wikitable alternating"
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! Option !! Purpose !! Funding !! Conditions
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! Design Competitions
| Support for participation in external engineering project & design competitions.
| Up to $5000 Faculty contribution and no more than 70% of total budget.
|
*Support from other sources required (example: Departmental Support, SSMU, Corporate)
*Multi-departmental participation
*Describe how you have or will assist Faculty in internal and external recruitment activities (e.g., Discover McGill, Open House), Internal Outreach *Activities (e.g., Rendez Vous McGill, Corporate Donors, DAUR events)
*Describe how you have or will acknowledge Faculty support prominently in brochures, banners, logos, T-shirts etc.
*Satisfactory reporting on use of previous Faculty funding
|-
|Project Development
|Support for development and advancement of projects and design initiatives that have attended at least one engineering or design competition in the last year.
|Up to $4000 Faculty contribution and no more than 80% of total budget.
|
*Multi-departmental participation
*Describe how you have or will assist the Faculty in recruitment and outreach activities
*Satisfactory reporting on use of previous Faculty funding
|-
|New Project Initiatives
|Support for activities towards creating new engineering projects/design teams.
|Up to $2000 Faculty contribution and no more than 85% of total budget.
|
*Support from other sources required
*Describe how you have or will assist the Faculty in recruitment and outreach activities
*Satisfactory reporting on use of previous Faculty funding
|-
|Conferences, Site Visits
|Support for organization of conference activities and site visits relating to educational initiatives, and coursework.
|Up to $1000 Faculty contribution and no more than 50% of total budget.
|
*Support from other sources required
*Describe how you have or will assist the Faculty in recruitment and outreach activities
*Satisfactory reporting on use of previous Faculty funding
|-
|Student Life Events
|Support for student life events related to graduation and extra-curricular activities.
|Up to $1000 Faculty contribution and no more than 50% of total budget.
|
*Support from other sources required
*Multi-departmental participation
*Describe how you have or will assist the Faculty in recruitment and outreach activities
*Satisfactory reporting on use of previous Faculty funding
|-
|Seeds of Change
|Choose this option if your club/organization is requesting the disbursement/payment of funds for a Seeds of Change campaign.
|Whatever your campaign raised!
|Please submit a copy of the original (and approved) Seeds of Change campaign application, as an alternative to completing the Student Initiative Funding request form. Satisfactory reporting on the use of the Seeds of Change campaign funds will also be required.
|}
==Departments==
==Departments==
Departmental administrators may have funds available for student projects. This varies greatly between departments, and departmental societies are generally the ones most likely to be able to benefit. Departmental representatives should approach their departmental chair (or potentially other officials in the department) about initiatives which will benefit students from that department, and see if the department is willing to make any contributions. <br>
Departmental administrators may have funds available for student projects. This varies greatly between departments, and departmental societies are generally the ones most likely to be able to benefit. Departmental representatives should approach their departmental chair (or potentially other officials in the department) about initiatives which will benefit students from that department, and see if the department is willing to make any contributions. <br>