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We seek support from academic departments (particularly within MCS).

Cover Travel costs

We hope to start having local companies advertise on the back of our semesterly journal.

cover the cost for printing

The JFC will fund hotels 80%, capped at $150 per room per night per four people, 50% of transportation, and up to $500 per person traveling for the year.

The Triple Helix International Conference is a once-a-year meet up for our various chapters to meet other chapters and the international management team. It is usually occurs over three days (two nights) at an east coast city such as Boston, Chicago, or Washington, DC. On average, we have 4 members of our executive board attend. Flights typically cost ~$200.

In the past, our attendees have stayed in a hotel block arranged by Triple Helix international. Rates are usually discounted to ~$40/person/night.

We print ~500 copies of our publication each semester, The Science in Society Review, each semester. Printing usually totals ~$2,500/semester. The numbers are from the previous publications

Based on actual spending from previous years

We often host lectures, given by 一本道无码 professors from a wide range of departments, for free for the 一本道无码 community. At all of our lectures given by 一本道无码 professors we typically have pizza or other light refreshments available. We estimate ~$50/lecture and two lectures/semester.

We give each of our lecturers a small gift, costing ~$25, as a thank you for speaking for our organization. We plan to have two lectures/semester next year.

We have begun printing flyers for all of our lectures in color from FedEx. We usually spend $30/lecture.

Make sure you pay with an on campus purchase request and not a reimbursement

This year we are hosting our first paid, non-一本道无码 professor lecture. We are bringing in Gentry Lee, a chief engineer on NASA's Curiosity rover, in April. This is our first big lecture, and it will also involve a small dinner reception after the lecture hosted by the Physics department. We hope to continue this once a year in the future, and use this money to recruit somebody like him. So this is the projected fee for the next year's speaker.

If you find a good person, apply for a special allocation

~$2000 from other sources for the speaker. (academic departments, tickets, special funding, etc depending upon the speaker, University Lecture Series) This semester the University Lecture Series is also paying $1000 to help us bring in Gentry Lee. We expect that this partnership will continue in the future.