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I am interested in applying for a mini-grant through which of the following areas (please closely follow all instructions for your application to be reviewed):

Career & Civic Engagement Center: Test preparation courses and/or materials for graduate school exams (like the GRE, GMAT, LSAT, MCAT, etc.)
Civic Engagement: Civic Engagement offers students the opportunity to apply for mini-grants to fund their developing projects. Funds from a Civic Engagement mini-grant may be used for a one-time service event or to provide seed money for an ongoing new initiative. Students may apply for a mini-grant any time during the academic year by submitting a proposal using this form. A panel of Career & Civic Engagement Center staff reviews applications and if approved, funds are awarded on a first come, first served basis.
Career Engagement: Career Engagement offers students the opportunity to apply for mini-grants to further their career interests and goals. Funds from a Career Engagement mini-grant may be used to attend a one-time professional development event or conference. Students may apply for a mini-grant any time during the academic year by submitting a proposal using this form. A panel of Career & Civic Engagement Center staff reviews applications and if approved, funds are awarded on a first come, first served basis.**PLEASE NOTE: For Career Engagement mini-grants, when approved, students will most likely need to incur the expenses and then submit for reimbursement after returning from the experience.
Career & Civic Engagement Center: The Center offers students the opportunity to apply for mini-grants to further their leadership interests and goals. Funds from a Career & Civic Engagement Center mini-grant may be used to attend a one-time event or conference. Students may apply for a mini-grant any time during the academic year by submitting a proposal using this form. The funds for mini-grants may be used in a variety of ways. Students have requested funding for participation in events or to pay for guest speakers who will address the campus. A panel of Career & Civic Engagement Center staff reviews applications and if approved, funds are awarded on a first come, first served basis.