[1592] in UA Senate
baker foundation inter-living-group events
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Betsy Riley)
Mon Nov 28 21:36:27 2011
From: Betsy Riley <rileyb@MIT.EDU>
Date: Mon, 28 Nov 2011 21:36:02 -0500
To: ua-senate@mit.edu
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Hey guys,
I mentioned in Senate the Baker Foundation's new program to fund
inter-living-group events. If you could forward the following link to your
constituents, that would be great. The goal of the program is to promote
cross-campus relationships and/or to help fund cool events between living
groups. Details of the program can be found below and also on the page I'm
about to link to.
Link: bakerfoundation.mit.edu/bfmixers
Details:
- The Baker Foundation will fund an event with 2-4 living groups
inclusive.
- The Baker Foundation will provide 1.5 times the contributions of the
involved living groups up to $150, $225, and $300 for two-, three-, and
four-living-group events respectively. This works out to supplementing up
to $50 from each group. So for example, a three-living-group event could
have $375 for an event, with $50 from each group and $225 from the Baker
Foundation.
- This program was designed with living groups on the order of a hall,
wing, or fraternity in mind (vs. an entire dorm), but there isn't a formal
restriction on living-group size or definition.
- If two of the living groups involved are Greek, there must be at least
one additional non-Greek living group.
- As usual, MIT does not reimburse tax or alcohol.
Let me know if you have any questions, concerns, etc.
Betsy
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Hey guys,<div><br><div>I mentioned in Senate the Baker Foundation's new=
program to fund inter-living-group events. If you could forward the follow=
ing link to your constituents, that would be great. The goal of the program=
is to promote cross-campus relationships and/or to help fund cool events b=
etween living groups. Details of the program can be found below and also on=
the page I'm about to link to.</div>
<div><br></div><div>Link: <a href=3D"http://bakerfoundation.mit.edu/bfmixer=
s">bakerfoundation.mit.edu/bfmixers</a></div><div><br></div><div>Details:</=
div><div><ul><li>The Baker Foundation will fund an event with 2-4 living gr=
oups inclusive.</li>
<li>The Baker Foundation will provide 1.5 times the contributions of the in=
volved living groups up to $150, $225, and $300 for two-, three-, and four-=
living-group events respectively. This works out to supplementing up to $50=
from each group. So for example, a three-living-group event could have $37=
5 for an event, with $50 from each group and $225 from the Baker Foundation=
.</li>
<li>This program was designed with living groups on the order of a hall, wi=
ng, or fraternity in mind (vs. an entire dorm), but there isn't a forma=
l restriction on living-group size or definition.</li><li>If two of the liv=
ing groups involved are Greek, there must be at least one additional non-Gr=
eek living group.</li>
<li>As usual, MIT does not reimburse tax or alcohol.</li></ul><div>Let me k=
now if you have any questions, concerns, etc.</div></div><div><br></div><di=
v>Betsy</div>
</div>
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