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Student Life funds must be used according to state statutes, university policies, and general guidelines. They cannot be used for charitable donations, individual benefits or scholarships, political campaigns, or recreational travel expenses. They should be used to foster the college community through events, programs, leadership development, and student organization dues that benefit the entire student body. When unsure about appropriate spending, leaders should consult guidelines and consider how others might perceive the expense.
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