Executive Co-Sponsorship Process

The co-sponsorship process beings with the submission of a completed Co-sponsorship application. The application must include all relevant information, including event details, itemized budget, and requested monetary amount, if applicable. Submission of this application form in no way guarantees passage of your request. It is vital that your organization takes the time to provide as much detail in this application form as possible. Your submission will play the largest role in the Executive Board's ability to decide how they would like to vote regarding your co-sponsorship. We strongly encourage each organization to provide us with as much information as possible and to make sure that all of the supporting documents, especially the itemized budget, are up-to-date.

Next, all members of the Executive Board shall receive and read the co-sponsorship application. Voting shall occur during an Executive Board meeting closed session.

Your Community Council may be invited to present at an Executive Board meeting before voting. For this presentation, you will receive 3 minutes to present and 3 minutes to hold a Question and Answer period about your Co-sponsorship request. During this time, you may have any materials necessary to present. If you are selected to present, we will contact you at least one week in advance with the Executive Board meeting date and time at which you may need to present. Please be prepared to send a representative to that meeting.

At least 51% of the Executive Board must choose to pass or deny the co-sponsorship in order for the action to be taken.

Until the co-sponsorship is voted on, your application form on CampusGroups will be on hold. The organization will be immediately updated on the application status of the co-sponsorship (pass, denied, or hold). This communication will be through the VP of Audit and Finance.

Executive Co-Sponsorship Policies

Failure to adhere to the below policies will result in denial of your request:

Organizations must be able to demonstrate and explain appropriate residential interest, need, and benefit from the proposed event.

Organizations may apply for only one external co-sponsorship per semester.

Submissions for co-sponsorships must be submitted in full through the application form at least three weeks in advance of the event. If the event is within three weeks of receiving the application, the Vice President of Audit and Finance reserves the right to deny the application before it is brought to the General Body for a vote.

All information to be shown to the General Body must be included in the application submission, including event details, itemized budget, and advertisement information. Powerpoints and graphics, if needed for the possible presentation, must also be submitted.

All marketing materials must prominently feature the RHA Logo.

Organizations must be RHA Community Councils. All other organizations may instead utilize either the External or Internal Co-Sponsorship process.