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Revision as of 12:51, 10 October 2018

Student Space Fund
Ssf logo.png
Logo created by Gordon Hart
Contact: Ryan Reszetnik, VP Finance
Andrew Xie, Funds Director
Amount
Short Term ~$9,000/semester
Long Term ~$36,000/semester

The Student Space Fund (SSF) is a fund composed of fees (out-able) paid by engineering undergraduate students. It is meant to be a sustainable resource for general improvements of the undergraduate space at McGill as well as to fund larger renovations projects.
The fund is separate in two accounts: the Short Term and Long Term (Capital) accounts. The Short Term account, available once a semester, is intended for purchase of single items (< $2000) and the Long Term account, available all year 'round, is aimed at significant projects and renovations (> 5000$).

Allocation

Short Term

The Short Term account is allocated twice a year through an application process sent out by the Funds Director, usually around October for the Fall Semester and February for the Winter Semester. Anyone in engineering can apply.

Long Term

The Long Term (capital) account is available at any point in the year. It is approved through any regular meeting of the Board of Governors, and must be submitted 5 days prior to their meeting. SSF Long-term is far larger than the short term.

Composition

Each semester, students contribute $15.00 (full-time students, >9 credits) and $7.50 (part-time students, =< 9 credits) to the Student Space Fund. From the total contributions per semester,

20% goes to the Short Term account
80% goes to the Long Term account

At the end of the Fall semester, if a surplus exists in the Short Term account, it is rolled over to the Winter’s Short Term account; if a surplus exists in the Winter, it is transferred to the Long Term account.