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CONFERENCE FUNDING REQUESTS
BPK has a moderate budget to support the cost of hosting conferences where BPK faculty and/or trainees are conference organizers. Conference funding requests must be submitted in advance of the conference and are not guaranteed. Requests should be made by the conference chair or co-chair. It is expected that the conference organizers will have secured other sources of funding prior to requesting funds from BPK.
Requests can be submitted anytime throughout the calendar year, for review by the BPK Chair. Normally, a decision will be made on the level of funding to be provided, if any, within 1 month after submission of the request.
CRITERIA FOR EVALUATION OF THE FUNDING REQUEST
Funding requests will be evaluated based on the expected benefit to BPK, the impact of the requested funding, the amount of funding requested, and the amount of funding already secured from other sources. Specific evaluation criteria are as follows:
- Number and diversity of BPK members who are expected to participate;
- Extent of engagement with external stakeholders and/or partners;
- How the BPK funding will be used in supporting the conference;
- Alignment of the conference, and the role of the proposed funding, with BPK’s goals in research, teaching, and community service;
- Range and extent of funding already secured from other SFU sources and/or external sources;
- Amount requested relative to the total budget of the conference.