Community Engagement Fund Event Proposal

The Gallatin Community Engagement Fund (GCEF) is a microgrant program dedicated to fostering connections and strengthening the community within the NYU Gallatin School of Individualized Study through events created by and for students. The GCEF provides grants up to $2,000 to Gallatin students who propose and host events designed to build community among students, staff, and faculty. This fund is intended to seed creative, inclusive, and meaningful gatherings that enhance the shared experience of the Gallatin community. The GCEF exists to fund community events not individual or private/personal projects that bring people together and enrich the life and fabric of the School.

If you're collaborating with a faculty, adminstrator, club, class, or program, please share below. Otherwise, please write "N/A".

Event Format

Please provide a detailed proposal, including, but not limited to: potential speakers, format, platform, space and tech needs, staffing plan, and timeline.

As a reminder, the Gallatin Community Engagement Fund is intended to seed creative, inclusive, and meaningful gatherings that enhance the shared experience of the Gallatin community. The GCEF exists to fund community events that bring people together and enrich the life and fabric of the School.

Who is the audience?
Please provide a proposed budget request. Be as specific as possible, including any additional funding sources or intended collaborations outside of Gallatin.

If applicable, please let us know which space you are hoping to host this event in. Will you host this event in the Gallatin building? A different NYU space? Off-campus?

Please understand that while we are asking for date suggestions, the Gallatin calendar is quite busy. Depending on the scale and desired location of your proposal, accepted proposals may need to work with various offices to confirm a date and time. 

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Let us know if you have any questions or would like to meet to discuss your proposal