Accountability Report & Budget Request* *SL&L is 100% funded through student fees And receives no E&G funding.
We create leadership environments and hands on experience providing students opportunities to have a voice, get involved, find their place and shape moments of inspiration. Life Govern- ment Leadership
Base Budget Actual Expenditures Actual Expenditures Actual Expenditures Hourly Teaching 0000 Hourly Non Teaching 0000 Travel In 0000 Travel Out 0000 Current Expense 0000
Operations - $335,869 Staff Support - $651,777 Competition Sports - $57,300 Leadership Training/Conference - $65,000 Taylorsville Redwood Activities - $69,300 South Region - $35,129 North Region - $41,590 Stipends/Scholarships - $65,000 Clubs - $65,699 Public Relations - $38,890 Fine Arts & Lectures Operations - $28,498 Legislative/Executive - $63,068 Fall Conference/Bruin Bash - $80,250 Total Budget - $1,597,370
Programs 2011 – – – 2010 Educational Family Service Social Cultural Number of Leadership Focused Programs Number of SLCC Students Participating 17,93521,28719,547
Leadership Positions Executive Council Elected/Appointed Senators Elected/Appointed Senators Presidential Recipients Student Cabinet Competition athletes SLL Board Members Club Officers (President, Vice President, Treasurer) * *75169 Number of Students Serving In Leadership Positions * Not officially included prior to
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Developed a Washington D.C. internship program in conjunction with then V.P for Institutional Advancement, Tim Sheehan that place three students summer Recruited over 1200 students into the new software program, OrgSync, which helps student leaders communicate and interact with each other, and broadcast their club events. Drew over 2,300 community members to the Bruin Bash, despite terrible weather forcing the event indoors for the third straight year. Significantly upgraded our summer leadership trainings for over 50 student leaders to better meet SS Learning Outcomes.
CHALLENGES Delivering quality, collaborative programming that is inclusive, educational and in partnership with multiple constituencies. Ensuring Student Life’s culture is one that encourages all students, especially traditionally underserved populations, to get involved in leadership roles within Student Government remains a top priority. Due to outside pressures, it is becoming more taxing for students to find the time to engage in out-of-classroom programs despite many positions providing compensation. Providing effective programming to multiple audiences at multiple campuses stretches our budget very thin as we provide professional and student staff coverage across the valley.