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== How to request funding from the JCCC ==
 
== How to request funding from the JCCC ==
 
To request funding from the JCCC:
 
To request funding from the JCCC:
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# Request an application from treasurers@columbia.edu.
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Fill out an application online at http://funding.columbiaesc.com/#/jccc/new
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# Email completed application to the Activities Board at Columbia treasurer (find his/her information on the [http://www.cuactivitiesboard.org/index.php/ ABC website]).
 
 
# Once your application is accepted, you will be asked to make a presentation at the weekly JCCC meeting on Sunday (time and location vary).
 
# Once your application is accepted, you will be asked to make a presentation at the weekly JCCC meeting on Sunday (time and location vary).
 
# The Committee will then make recommendations to the Councils, who will make a final decision.
 
# The Committee will then make recommendations to the Councils, who will make a final decision.
  
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The process should take no longer than a week, and it is not uncommon for the JCCC to give up to $1000. Good luck!
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The process should take no longer than a week or two, and it is not uncommon for the JCCC to give up to $1000. Good luck!
  
 
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Latest revision as of 17:02, 24 October 2014

The Joint Council Co-Sponsorship Committee (JCCC) is a committee created by the four undergraduate student councils to increase campus unity and to better serve student groups. The JCCC was created in the Fall of 2010.

How to request funding from the JCCC

To request funding from the JCCC: Fill out an application online at http://funding.columbiaesc.com/#/jccc/new

  1. Once your application is accepted, you will be asked to make a presentation at the weekly JCCC meeting on Sunday (time and location vary).
  2. The Committee will then make recommendations to the Councils, who will make a final decision.

The process should take no longer than a week or two, and it is not uncommon for the JCCC to give up to $1000. Good luck!

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