FAQ

Will Program Board fund my event?

If an organization is part of an assembly, they need to go through the assemblies’ funding process. If an organization is not part of an assembly, they may apply to other USC funding resources (see the Campus Activities funding website, http://sait.usc.edu/ca/funding/policies.htm).

Is assembly membership required for clubs?

No. Each student organization decides for itself whether it wants to belong to an assembly, and if so, which one. Groups must apply to become part of an assembly and only are so if officially adopted by the assembly .

How can a student organization become a part of an assembly?

Each assembly has their own process on adopting student organizations into the assembly. Please contact the director of the assembly you are interested in joining to for further information.

Where do I find out what clubs already exist?

From the Office of Campus Activities. There is a listing online of all recognized student organizations.

Are Program Board events free?

Yes, all events hosted by Program Board are free for all to attend. In some cases, students are granted priority seating for limited seating events, in which case student ID’s are required for entrance.

How is Program Board funded?

Program Board is one of the few organizations that receives all of its funds from the Undergraduate Programming Fee that each undergraduate student pays each semester. Since students are funding our events, we want to ensure we bring you what you want. We highly encourage all students to join a committee or assembly and have a say as to what events the organization should put on for USC.

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