2017 SSAF funded projects and support services
SSAF category | Project/ Service | Project/Service spend | Total category spend | ||
Student Representative Council/Student Campus Council Support | Student Representative Council/Student Campus Council Support | $74,431 | $151,303 | ||
Student Representative Council Training and Fees | $27,722 | ||||
Student Representative Sitting Fees | $49,150 | ||||
(1) Providing Food or drink to students on a campus of the higher education | Free Breakfast (Including Lithgow) | $122,000 | $731,241 | ||
| Developing student experience (Lithgow) | $310 | ||||
Refurbishment of student food and retail space (Campbelltown Campus) | $608,931 | ||||
(2) Supporting a sporting or other recreational activity by students | Student events - campus based activities such as Diversity Week, free entertainment, BBQs and social events for Student Representation and Participation | $83,347 | $3,765,585 | ||
Campus life activities and events and non-structured recreational and sporting activities (WSU) | $1,199,310 | ||||
| Campus life activities and events and non-structured recreational and sporting activities (The College) | $65,000 | ||||
| Representative Sport | $200,000 | ||||
Social Sports | $65,000 | ||||
| Out and About Tours | $123,600 | ||||
| Development of Multiuse Student and Function Space (Parramatta South) | $55,365 | ||||
Refurbishment of Gym Ameneties (Hawkesbury Campus) | $295,473 | ||||
Bankstown Bld.5 & 6 Courtyard Upgrade (Bankstown Campus) | $144,682 | ||||
Kingswood Bld N Student Space Upgrade (Kingswood Campus) | $640,626 | ||||
Student Plaza outdoor furniture (Kingswood Campus) | $75,481 | ||||
Refurbishment of Queer Room Bld K4 (Hawkesbury Campus) | $17,701 | ||||
Development of Student Social Spaces (Parramatta City Campus) | $800,000 | ||||
(3) Supporting the administration of a club most of whose members are students | Student Clubs, Society and Equity Collectives | $350,000 | $572,790 | ||
| Clubs Management System | $222,790 | ||||
(4) Caring for Children of Students | Occasional child care | $200,000 | $200,000 | ||
(5) Providing Legal Service to students | Provision of student legal service | $237,278 | $237,278 | ||
(6) Promoting Health or welfare of students | Chaplaincy support | $226,208 | $507,230 | ||
Mental Health and Wellbeing Promotions | $171,390 | ||||
Respect.Now.Always program delivery | $35,009 | ||||
Ongoing support of Student Discount/Loyalty Card/Vouchers | $3,000 | ||||
Civic Engagement Project | $71,623 | ||||
(7) Helping student secure accommodation | |||||
(8) Helping students obtain employment or advice on careers | Lead,Engage,Aspire,Develop (LEAD) program | $200,634 | $1,675,687 | ||
Online Careers Services and Resources | $296,314 | ||||
Provision of Careers Service | $1,075,250 | ||||
Career Connect Mentoring & Workplace Visits | $103,490 | ||||
(9) Helping Students with their financial affairs | Post Graduate & International Student Financial Assistance | $40,000 | $40,000 | ||
(10) Helping students obtain insurance against personal accidents | Student group and travel insurance | $100,000 | $100,000 | ||
(11) Supporting debating by students | |||||
(12) Providing libraries and reading rooms (other than those provided for academic purposes) for students | Safe access to study and reading areas | $350,192 | $364,816 | ||
Library Furniture Upgrade (Parramatta South) | $14,624 | ||||
(13) Supporting an artistic activity by students | |||||
(14) Supporting the production and dissemination to students of media whose content is provided by students | Production of student newspaper | $ 68,124 | $68,124 | ||
(15) Helping students develop skills for study, by means other than undertaking programs of study in which they are enrolled | MESH Library Roving | $79,937 | $1,588,186 | ||
Peer Assisted Study Session (PASS) | $611,578 | ||||
PASSOnline | $319,130 | ||||
Academic Writing/Library Roving | $216,545 | ||||
YourTutor/Studiosity | $330,000 | ||||
Inherent Requirements | $30,200 | ||||
The Big Biz Quiz | $796 | ||||
(16) Advising on matters arising under the higher education provider’s rules | |||||
(17) Advocating student’s interests in matters arising under the higher education provider’s rules | Student Representation and Participation Support Services | $268,746 | $534,300 | ||
Support Services for Mature Age Students | $112,176 | ||||
Welfare & Student Support Officers providing advocacy services | $153,377 | ||||
(18) Giving students information to help them in their orientation | University-wide Orientation Program | $390,264 | $460,264 | ||
College Orientation | $70,000 | ||||
(19) Helping meet the specific needs of overseas students relating to their welfare, accommodation and employment | Social Engagement & Leadership Program (SELP) | $29,796 | $190,755 | ||
International student support (network, cultural and recreational) | $62,050 | ||||
International Buddy Program | $24,109 | ||||
Ready.4.Western Digital Orientation Program | $55,000 | ||||
Navitas Joint Venture (WSUIC) - Student Experience | $15,000 | ||||
| Airport Helpdesk | $4,800 | ||||
Total actual spend | $11,187,559 | ||||
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