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Revision as of 15:54, 11 June 2022
This article is no longer being maintained, and only exists for archival purposes. Reason for archival: The EUSF was depreciated in 2022 after a student referendum.
| Amount | |
|---|---|
| Approximate per department | |
| Bioengineering | 3000$ |
| Chemical Engineering | 6000$ |
| Civil Engineering | 7000$ |
| ECSESS | 16000$ |
| Mechanical Engineering | 11000$ |
| Mining Engineering | 3500$ |
| Materials Engineering | 5000$ |
| School of Architecture | 4000$ |
The Engineering Undergraduate Support Fund (EUSF) is a student fee based fund dedicated to providing additional human resources relating to academics for engineering undergraduates. This includes positions that would otherwise be covered by the university, includeing but not limited to TA hours, lab technician hours, funding staff members of MESC and Departmental Offices, and more. The EUSF is to fund academic or professional development activities organized by the faculty, the departments, or departmental societies. It is composed of fees paid by engineering undergraduate students.
Breakdown
Fifty percent of the fund is allocated to McGill Engineering Student Centre (MESC) proposals only and the remaining portion is for departmental proposals.
Departments will each receive a fixed allotment of 20% and a variable allotment that is proportional to the fraction of the number of engineering students enrolled in the respective department. Money for a proposal can only be collected upon which proof that the proposal has been fulfilled is provided to the faculty finance manager.
Allocation
EUSF is allocated at the beginning of each semester, once the semester starts and applications are released, proposals can be submitted to VP Academics of each department.