Allocations Board Meeting Tonight to Allocate Student Fee Funds

The Program Allocations Board primary meeting of the 2023-24 school year is slated for 6 p.m. today, Monday, March 25, in Arkansas Union room 310. This meeting is open to all students to attend.

The Program Allocations Board is a group of students consisting of the following campus positions:

  • Associated Student Government President Cael Losenegger (chair, non-voting)
  • Volunteer Action Center President Ben Walworth (vice chair)
  • Distinguished Lectures Committee Chair Josie Zakrzewski (secretary)
  • Associated Student Government Vice President Hailey Hoog
  • Associated Student Government Treasurer Danny Moreno
  • Cardinal Nights Executive Director Morgan Carioscia
  • Headliners Concert Committee Chair Cherish Iroabuchi
  • SOOIE President Jessica Seymore
  • University Programs President Olivia Ervin
  • Student At-Large Emma Ebert
  • Associated Student Government Chair of Senate Jackson Terrell (non-voting)

The Program Allocations Board meets regularly to allocate the student activity fee to fund various programs and events administered by the programs connected to board. This process starts with a primary funding round at the end of the academic year to set the budget for each organization represented. Throughout the year, organizations can propose budgets to the board to request supplemental funding throughout the year. This meeting is the primary funding round.

Direct any questions about the Program Allocations Board to PAB Chair Cael Losenegger (asgpres@uark.edu).

Contacts

Cael Losenegger, president
Associated Student Government
479-575-5255, asgpres@uark.edu

Scott Flanagin, executive director of communications
Division of Student Affairs
479-575-6785, sflanagi@uark.edu

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