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The Office of Student Life is part of the Division of Campus Life and Student Services

Faculty & Teaching Assistant Hospitality Program

The Office of Student Life is pleased to announce the continuation of the Faculty & Teaching Assistant Hospitality Program. This program encourages faculty members and TAs to entertain undergraduate students in their homes or on campus by providing up to $75 reimbursement for the academic year.

Faculty members and teaching assistants may receive additional information or apply for reimbursement by contacting Thea Lacey, Box P, or by calling x3-2651.

Guidelines

1. $75 maximum reimbursement limit per individual/academic year
2. Restaurant and alcohol charges cannot be reimbursed. Rhode Island Law prohibits provision of alcohol to individuals under the age of 21
3. Take-out meals are acceptable

Reimbursement requests must be accompanied by the following:

1. Original receipts for each expenditure
2. Host's name, title, department, box#, and extension
3. Date, time, and location of event
4. Reason and business purpose of event
5. Name of course (including class roster or guest list)