CSE Small Grants are supported by corporate/industry sponsorships. It is important to these sponsors that their support is being utilized in ways that are impactful for students. Small grant reports provides information on what sort of impact their support has with CSE students. It is our hope that by providing substantial value, sponsorship may be sustained for future years.
Student groups that receive a small grant from the College of Science and Engineering Student Services are REQUIRED to submit a post grant report highlighting how the funds were spent and the impact that the funds had on your event, project, and/or those that attended/participated. Please answer the following questions with as much detail as possible.
Groups that fail to submit a timely post grant report will be penalized when applying for future grants.
Questions that should be answered:
- What was the result of the event/program/project? What impact did it have? Why was this event/program/project important?
- How many CSE students were engaged by your project/program/event?
- How would you evaluate your event/program/project? Are you happy with the end result? Why or why not?
- If you have a significant surplus of funds remaining (>1/3 of what you received), how do you plan to spend it?
- OPTIONAL: Pictures from your event(s), meeting(s), or project(s) that can be used to demonstrate the impactful work of CSE student groups.
Answers to these questions will assist CSE in their efforts to secure future funding to support small grants. Versions of your responses will be shared with corporate/industry sponsors showcasing the value of their sponsorships. It is our hope that by providing substantial value, sponsorship may be sustained for future years.