Five factors that RHAFB consider when determining funding:
- Type of Program
- Academic/Educational Programs:
- Activities that allow for learning experiences and that provide an exchange for the purpose of skill development, expansion of thinking,and/or the acquiring of new information. Alternatively, programs which promote interaction between residents and collaborative scholars, tutors, advisors, or counselors from various academic departments.
- Cultural:
- Programs which develop an appreciation for diversity in the areas of religious political, racial, ethnic, economic, or sexual orientation.
- Social/Recreational Programs:
- Any activity of a vocational, leisure, or recreational nature that promotes interaction among individuals and offers a viable alternative to alcohol related activities might be considered in this category. Thursday, Friday, and Saturday night activities are a primary target date.
- Target Audience
- Audience Size
- Campus-Wide Programs: Programs for which all students are targeted as participants
- Quad Programs: Programs for which all students of a quad are targeted as participants.
- Multi-Hall Programs: Programs for which all students of more than one hall are targeted as participants.
- Hall Programs: Programs for which all students of a hall are targeted as participants.
- Corridor Programs: Programs for which all students of a corridor are targeted as participants.
- Audience Composition
- Based upon the RHA constitution, the RHAFB shall not issue reimbursements for programs excluding groups of individuals based on gender, race, age, religion, sexual orientation and other discriminating factors. The RHAFB has final discretion in this matter.
- Attendance
- Three absences from RHA meetings will result in the eligibility for funding to be frozen for any resident of that hall for the first semester. Five absences will result in a funding freeze for the hall for the duration of the year.
- Time Committment to Organize
- Other Sources of Funding
