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Program Activities Board

The Program Activities Board (PAB) is one of the major funding boards at UCLA for student programming. The PAB is established to provide student representation and participation in the administration and apportionment of Registration Fees for student programming. The Board allocates funds designated for student programming, evaluates and regulates this programming in cooperation with the University Administration, and provides a forum for soliciting student views on Board allocations and funding priorities. PAB is composed of two main committees: the Community Activities Committee (CAC) and the Campus Programs Committee (CPC). Should student programmers feel that they have offered a program within the constraints given, and have been denied by one of the principal Committees, and that there has been a violation of due process, they may ask the Program Activities Board Appellate Review Board (ARB) to consider their grievances. The PAB and its respective entities are operated through the Student Organizations, Leadership & Engagement (SOLE) office.

Who sits on the PAB?

For each committee:

4 undergraduate students (appointed by undergraduate students association council)
4 graduate students (appointed by the graduate students association)
2 student affairs staff representatives (appointed by administrative vice chancellor)

Where can you access these funding applications?

Access the site at https://sa.ucla.edu/ funding/fund/client or via My.UCLA > Student Organizations > Funding Request

Community Activities Committee

Community Activities Committee

CAC provides funds for ongoing student-initiated, student led community service programs that work with economically and socially disadvantaged communities throughout the academic year. All registered campus organizations (undergraduate & graduate) are eligible to apply for CAC funds.

CAC Funds

CAC Regular

Description : CAC Regular funds student-initiated and student-led programs that provide ongoing services to economically and socially disadvantaged communities throughout the academic year.
Range : Up to $10,000 (per academic year)
Deadline : Yearly Deadline (refer to RCO Funding on MyUCLA)

CAC Mini (Fall, Winter, Spring)

Description : CAC Mini Fund provides quarterly funding for smaller service programs or to augment funding for larger service programs.
Range : Up to $3,500 (per quarter)
Deadline : Quarterly Deadline (refer to funding schedule)

CAC Leadership Development Fund (Fall, Winter, Spring, Summer)

Description : CAC funds retreats and conferences from student-initiated and student-led programs that provide ongoing services to economically and socially disadvantaged communities throughout the academic year.
Range : Up to $2,000 (per quarter) & Up to $3,000 (per academic year)
Deadline : Quarterly Deadline (refer to RCO Funding on MyUCLA)

CAC Summer

Description : CAC Summer Fund offers funds for programs that take place during the summer. The Summer Fund primarily applies to groups that have applied and have received an allocation from the regular CAC fund.
Range : Up to $3,725
Deadline : Annually in Spring

CAC IMPACT Conference Fund

Description : CAC Impact Conference Fund will consider funding for no more than three student project leadership staff or student volunteer to attend the annual Impact Conference.
Range : Varies
Deadline : (refer to RCO Funding on MyUCLA)

Campus Programs Committee

Campus Programs Committee (CPC)

The Campus Programs Committee funds student-initiated and student-run on-campus programs that educationally and/or culturally enrich the campus community. These also include on-campus programs that outreach to youth and/or community college students. There is a regular fund for larger programs and a minifund for programs with smaller budgets. All registered campus organizations (undergraduate & graduate) are eligible to apply for CPC funds.

CPC Funds

CPC Regular Programming Fund

Description : CPC Regular funds student-initiated and student-led programs that educationally and/or culturally enrich the campus community.
Range : Up to $9,500 (per program)
Deadline : Six Funding Cycles Per Year

CPC Youth Programming Fund (YPF)

Description : CPC YPF funds one-time, on-campus programs that target non-UCLA students under the age of 18 and/or currently enrolled community college students
Range : Up to $9,000 (per program)
Deadline : Six Funding Cycles Per Year

***If your program occurs before the decision release date, reimbursement for some expenses may not be available. Consult with the SOLE Fiscal staff prior to incurring out of pocket expenses.

Please note:
As indicated above, there are two submission dates per funding period. Please be aware, however, that if you should submit proposal for the earlier date and are not funded, you do not have the option of resubmitting a proposal for the same program for the second date. Proposals will not be accepted for the second round if all monies (including any available reserves) are exhausted during the first round.

CPC Mini

Description: CPC Mini is for small one-time, on-campus programs that educationally and/or culturally enrich the campus community. It cannot be used to augment funding for a program requesting funds from other sources. The program must take place within the quarter the allocation is given.
Range : Up to $1,000 (per program)
Deadline : (refer to RCO Funding on MyUCLA)

Staff Directory

PAB Staff

Evelyn Benitez (PAB Advisor)

Announcements

None at this time.