STUDENT ORG
budgeting
Annual budgeting is available to all Chartered organizations. Each spring, the Economic Affairs Committee (EAC) reviews all student organization budgets in the spring. At that time, organizations can submit a budget proposal, which consists of two documents, to the Chair for review. Below you will find information on the budgeting process and any documents you'll need to submit.
Being a leader of a student organization has allowed me to make connections with amazing students all around campus who I might not have met otherwise. It gives me the opportunity to help embody Hamline’s values of leadership and inclusivity through my organization.”
raina meyer | president of young democrats
student organization centers and offices
Hamline student organizations are located in a variety of departments and offices that provide support and resources to students.
hupb
hamline university programming board
HUPB is a student-led event planning staff within the Office of Student Activities & Leadership Development. HUPB coordinates about 50 programs annually for the Hamline community, specifically undergraduate students.
hedgeman
the hedgeman
center
The Hedgeman Center for Student Diversity Initiatives helps create and sustain an inclusive community that appreciates, celebrates and advances student and campus diversity at Hamline University.
SALD
student activities & leadership development
SALD provides students with opportunities to enhance their coursework and build leadership capacities through co-curricular activities. The office is responsible for coordinating major campus programs as well as regular evening and weekend programming!
wesley
the wesley
center
The Wesley Center offers high-impact programming and initiatives to engage students with practices of spirituality, service, and social justice. Student-led groups and collaborative networking encourage students to develop community, educational, and interfaith leadership skills at Hamline and beyond.
check out the
p-card
NOTICE:
ONLY CHARTERED ORGANIZATIONS MAY BE ELIGIBLE TO CHECK OUT THE P-CARD
reserve a time
Fill out the P-Card Request Form 48 hours before you hope to use it and you will receive a Google invite confirming the time, and date from the HUSC Treasurer if your request is approved.
submit your
student id
Come to the SALD Office located in ANDC Room 319 to check out the HUSC P-Card during your confirmed time. You will have to turn in your Student ID card. Without it, we are unable to give you the HUSC P-Card.
tax
exempt form
The Tax-Exempt Form will be provided to you at the time you pick up the P-Card. You MUST use this Tax-Exempt form when purchasing items. If you are purchasing online goods the front desk will be happy to help!
keep your
receipts
After you are done using the HUSC P-Card, please return it to the SALD Office and pick up your Student ID card.
Please provide a receipt for your purchase with your organization's name listed on the top
**The HUSC Treasurer and SALD Staff are not responsible for your receipts. If you do not return with the receipt, you will be asked to go get the receipt before getting your Student ID card back and be given a warning and a possible ban from the P-card, should it happen again.
reserve a space
Conference & Event Management (CEM) is accepting requests to book reservations. Reservation requests must be submitted at least 3 weeks prior to the event date. All reservation requests are subject to review by the Executive Committee. To help ensure safety on campus, all meetings and events that can be held virtually should do so. For events that must meet in person:
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All event hosts and attendees must follow Hamline’s COVID-19 Campus Preparedness Plan and events must have a designated person to monitor and enforce safety guidelines for event attendees.
-Events must comply with the SALD Policies & Protocols.
Contact 651-523-2474 or email space@hamline.edu for any questions.