2024-05-16T07:11:15-04:00 2023-06-30 990EZ 2022-07-01 410711599 Minnesota Student Association % Flora Yang MINN 7639234042 300 WASHINGTON AVE SE STE 202 Minneapolis MN 554550396 Sumaya Mohamed Chief Financial Officer 2024-05-16 Sumaya Mohamed XXX-XX-XXXX 2022 2023-04-26 12:10:37Z X X X 148912 X 148912 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 148912 30000 0 0 50500 806 1443 65574 148323 589 49786 76 50451 X 42786 43451 7000 7000 49786 50451 0 0 49786 50451 X Advocate for undergraduate students at the UMN - TC Event Grants - These are grants provided to student organizations at UMN-TC. The grants are used to help student groups fund their event. The grants are mainly used to help pay for events that the organizations are putting on as well as supplementing their general supplies costs. These grants help to support social educational and cultural experiences on campus. Unless approved by our legislative body all grants are under 1200 dollars. 0 0 Other expenses Programming. These include attendance at 2 Association of Big Ten Conferences a year at around $3,000 each a much larger Big Ten on the Hill Conference in Washington D.C. at about $6,000 as well as a lot of smaller initiatives and campaigns at the University of Minnesota campus such as to raise awareness for sexual assault prevention. These programs are all funded through our normal budget and are in-house so we do not give out grants for these programs_ The costs mainly go to the travel room rentals food and various items used in the campaigns such as t-shirts etc. Our programming events are put on and held as needed in regards to the demand and our success is measured in different ways as well. Sometimes we seek to get word and information out and other times we hold programs for students to come and feel welcomed on campus or have a safe space. 0 0 Civic Engagement - Our organization works to help students become more involved in the community. We host events to help students have their voices heard. 0 0 Other expenses Programming. These include attendance at 2 Association of Big Ten Conferences a year at around $3,000 each a much larger Big Ten on the Hill Conference in Washington D.C. at about $6,000 as well as a lot of smaller initiatives and campaigns at the University of Minnesota campus such as to raise awareness for sexual assault prevention. These programs are all funded through our normal budget and are in-house so we do not give out grants for these programs_ The costs mainly go to the travel room rentals food and various items used in the campaigns such as t-shirts etc. Our programming events are put on and held as needed in regards to the demand and our success is measured in different ways as well. Sometimes we seek to get word and information out and other times we hold programs for students to come and feel welcomed on campus or have a safe space_ 0 0 Flora Yang President 40 6000 Zeke Jackson Vice President 40 5000 Shashank Murali Chief of Staff to President 30 2500 Alexander Wimmer Speaker of Forum 20 2250 Maddie Beglinger Chief of Staff to Vice President 20 2250 Emma Lookner Ranking At Large Representative 20 1250 Rahma Ali Ranking Voting Member 20 1250 Carter Yost Government and Legislative Affairs Director 20 2250 Sanjana Pattanaik Chief Financial Officer 20 2250 Mina Zhang Communications Director 20 2250 X false true false false false 0 false false false false MN Sanjana Pattanaik 300 Washington Ave Se Ste 202 Minneapolis MN 554550396 7639234042 false false false false false false false false true NONE NONE true X 147397 141014 123818 120814 123912 656955 0 0 0 0 0 0 31364 31364 31364 31364 31364 156820 178761 172378 155182 152178 155276 813775 813775 0 0 0 0 0 0 407 0 500 0 589 1496 815271 0.9982 0 X RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 true true true 0 false true 0 false true 0 false 0 false false Part II | PartandLinenumber:,Explanation:| Part2SectionBLine1a,Volunteers were used during our 'Row the Vote' campaign and other similar initiatives meant to inspire the student body to participate and vote in local elections. The goal was to help increase student and youth involvement within local elections.| Part2SectionBLine1b,There was part-time staff enlisted to help during the campaigns.| Part2SectionBLine1c,Social Media Email were used to advertise.| Part2SectionBLine1e,Publications were made via email and instagram.| Part2SectionBLine1g,Direct contact with legislators and government officials at the state capitol and at the University.| Doing Business As Names Undergraduate Student Government Part I, line 10 | Grants And Similar Amounts Paid:, Amount:| Event Grants - These are grants provided to student organizations at UMN-TC. The grants are used to help student groups fund their event. These events are mainly regarding academic success culture and social activities. Events that are given grants often reach between 50-100 students., $30000| Part I, line 16 | Other Expenses:, Amount:| Our other expenses are mainly related to the programming that we put on for students. This programming entails events such as wellness events or welcome events for freshman. Our programming is broadly aimed at enriching the student experience. Some of these funds are also used to pay for conferences that members attend., $65574| Part I, line 20 | Explanation:, Amount:| This change is related to reconciling the books from the previous year. This is primarily due to how we recognize transactions. The final asset number is correct., $76| Part II, line 24 | Explanation:, BOYAmount:, EOYAmount:| These assets include out golf cart printer Ipad computer and television as well as the recent edition of a drone for filming. The value is 7,000., $7000, $7000| Part II, line 26 | Explanation:, BOYAmount:, EOYAmount:| We have no liabilities, $0, $0| Part V, line 34 | Explanation:| As per our bylaws the organization no longer conducts operations under the name of Minnesota Student Association it now functions is regarded as the Undergraduate Student Government.|