Student Fee Board

See your student fee at work
The Student Initiated Fee supports student-centered activities, services, facilities, and recreation to improve student life.

Understanding the Student Fee Board

Making decisions for all

Resources provided by the Student Initiated Fee vary by campus but may include access to recreation and fitness facilities, expanded counseling services, club and organization funding, cultural programs, lectures, and music performances.

There are two Fee Boards at Penn State: one for Commonwealth Campus students and another for University Park students.

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Understanding the History

Students driving decisions

Understanding the Process

Helpful Resources

Each cycle of allocating funds at all Penn State campuses includes proposals, hearings, and deliberations. Understanding governance and how to submit proposals is key in getting involved in the process.

Understand the Fee Board Handbook

The Fee Board is governed by a central document of goals, policies, and proceedures. Learn how the board functions and how it allocates funds.

Submit an Allocation Proposal at University Park

Have an idea or proposal in need of funding? Learn parameters and how to have your proposal reviewed for consideration at University Park.

Submit an Allocation Proposal at a Commonwealth Campus

Each Commonwealth Campus has its own allocating committees. Find your campus information now.

Planning for the Future

Get involved with the Fee Board

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