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UMass Lowell Student Affairs & University Events ProCard / Treasurers Training Session to certify procurement card designees and educate new eboard members on business activities. (rev. 8.1.15)
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Training Requirements – Realities of Student Club Growth Number of Clubs and events have increased significantly in the last 3 years. Revenue / Expense Activity Growth: $500,000 + cash flows each fiscal year. Student Programming: National Competitions & Conferences. Corporate & Private Donations Increases. Student Club organized large scale on-campus events. Many student organizations are now operating like “non- profits”, or business entities. Structure is needed to prevent mishandling of funds, and conform to university accounting / business standards. UML faculty & staff must go through training.
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University of Massachusetts Campus System – Government Entity Obligations of State Employees & State Funds to Standards, Law & Policy. UMASS Board of Trustees & President’s Office Massachusetts Ethics Commission, Comptroller & Office of Inspector General. Funds utilized come from various public / private sources Taxes (Massachusetts Residents) Student Tuition / Fees Individual & Corporate Donors Other Legislative Branch Support State / Federal Grants
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ProCard Training Guidebook Review Ask Questions at Anytime. Bring Up Club Activities to Use as Examples.
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Event Requests: Aramark Orders / Space Planning Space Request: Collegiate Link, Club Webpage > Event Request, “Request Event”. All Space Requests Must Be Entered Into Collegiate Link. All Events Must Be Requested in Collegiate Link. Catering & Food Speak to you program advisor and request the event in collegiate link. Collegiate Link – Space Coordinator Jose_Cadiz@uml.edu Jose_Cadiz@uml.edu
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Travel (domestic / international notes) Notices: Notify and discuss with club advisor and/or academic advisor. (CRITICALLY IMPORTANT) Greater Lowell/Boston Area: None needed (unless you want to be reimbursed). New England: 1-2 month notice. Domestic (outside New England): 2-3 months notice. International: 3-4 months notice. Travel Expenses: All travel is sourced and booked by a business manager in-house. A meeting with a business manager is required & Program / Academic Advisor is Required (in most situations). A “Travel Authorization Form” and “Liability Waiver” is required to be completed by all student travelers.
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Reimbursements (supplies / travel) Supplies Reimbursements Acceptable: operating expenses for specific club events (food, decorations, utensils). Acceptable: Tools, parts & supplies related to club building competitions. Non-acceptable: donations, IT equipment, event tickets, non specific events and one off items that serve no specific purpose. Requirements: all receipts are needed, the event must have been requested in Collegiate Link, a club treasure or president must approve the charge. There has to be a direct purpose & reason for the expense. Engineering & Science Clubs: An academic advisor (professor) will sign off on the expense for tools, parts & building supplies.
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Reimbursements (supplies / travel) Travel Reimbursements Students can be reimbursed for gas / per diem meals and incidental ground transportation charges. Requirements: All receipts, formal request of the travel, some documented evidence that a student attended the conference, event et cetera. A completed travel authorization form. All travel is organized and purchased through the office and a business manager / advisor should know about travel activities. The office will not reimburse for hotel, airline and/or rental charges. These expenses are done through the office. In the event an academic department pays for and plans student club travel, follow the same rules. All travel reimbursements have to have a reason & purpose.
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Revenues & Other Sources of Funding Sale of Goods on Campus: Cash box will be provided if needed (please email business manager). Bring all funds (cash / check) to University Crossing, Suite #220 to be deposited. Business Office can create an online payment portal for credit card payments for apparel, travel payments & event ticket sales. (Please Give Business Manager Advanced Notice). Co-sponsorships with other clubs, academic / administrative departments are encouraged. Budget Sheet Note: (templates)
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Business Management Side Keith & Ruben will do the hard work and heavy lifting. The Business Office only asks students to do a few simple things. Return receipts and proceeds on time. Complete performance agreements, liability waivers, travel authorizations and donations forms when needed. Deposit revenue at University Crossing. Submit Club Budget Request. Two Most Pieces of Advice Don’t Wait Until the Last Minute (notification). E-mail a Business Manager with the details of your needs (communication).
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Finding Information uml.edu/clubs: Collegiate Link > campus tabs ProCard User Guide Student Club Handbook Liability Waivers and Authorizations forms Marketing / Apparel Request Form Who is my program advisors? Advisors are listed on your club’s webpage in the ‘Roster’ section. Amy_Liss@uml.edu (Program coordinator) Amy_Liss@uml.edu Kyle_Dooley@uml.edu (Program coordinator) Kyle_Dooley@uml.edu Jose_Cadiz@uml.edu (Space Planner / Event coordinator) Jose_Cadiz@uml.edu Heather_wyatt@uml.edu (grad fellow) Heather_wyatt@uml.edu Ruben_Sanca@uml.edu (978) 934 - 4342 Ruben_Sanca@uml.edu Keith_vaillancourt@uml.edu (978) 934 - 5983 Keith_vaillancourt@uml.edu
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