[1595] in UA Senate
RE: Head of the Zesiger (HOTZ) funding
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Ryan T Normandin)
Tue Nov 29 21:04:55 2011
Resent-From: ua-senate@MIT.EDU
From: Ryan T Normandin <ryno17@MIT.EDU>
To: Michael P Walsh <mpwalsh@mit.edu>, ua-senate <ua-senate@mit.edu>
CC: ua-athletics <ua-athletics@mit.edu>
Date: Tue, 29 Nov 2011 21:03:37 -0500
In-Reply-To: <54E8CFA35089B141B4BC213D2FDA90313ACB4061A0@EXPO9.exchange.mit.edu>
UA typically does not fund prizes for events... could we do something like =
what we did the other night where you use money you already have (if you ha=
ve any) for the $250 gift card and then we could fill in the $250 hole and =
t-shirts?
Best,
--
Ryan Normandin
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Department of Physics
Class of 2013 | ryno17@mit.edu
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From: Michael P Walsh
Sent: Tuesday, November 29, 2011 8:55 PM
To: ua-senate
Cc: ua-athletics
Subject: Head of the Zesiger (HOTZ) funding
Hey Senate,
To get to the point, I want to see Senate=92s response to consider funding =
~ $1150 to help through an event. I am hoping to hear responses rather qui=
ckly, as we need to make sure we have a source for funding!
I have been helping DAPER plan their annual HOTZ event this upcoming IAP. =
Basically it is a cardboard boat building competition. It happens at the e=
nd of IAP, and has had great success in the past. Recently it has suffered=
a bit, but I would like to try and help them revitalize the event by using=
the UA=92s ability to advertise and promote.
We would like to include a prize for the winner =96 we were thinking an Ame=
rican Express Gift Card for $250. We also would like to get 75 shirts, whi=
ch would be approximately $12. Would Senate be interested in funding $1150=
to accomplish this?
We would not be funding he entire event (there is also advertising and mate=
rial costs that DAPER is covering). This event is open to more than just t=
he undergrads, but it is certainly focused to them and sounds like a great =
opportunity.
Thanks,
Michael Walsh
UA Athletics Chair