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President, in consultation with the Executive Committee, will make
the decision to approve such a grant. Applications may be submitted
at any time but at least one-month prior to the planned event. All
applications must include the following:
• 1. Name and
address of the academic institution
• 2. Names and addresses of five AAUP members at that institution
who agree to act as founding members of the chapter.
• 3. A brief description of the event for which funding is
requested (List methods that
you are considering to announce and promote such an event)
• 4. A proposed budget for the event
• 5. The following paragraph:
We the undersigned founding members of the AAUP chapter at the above-mentioned
institution agree to submit a brief report of the event (no longer
than 300 words and to include the number of attendees) along with
receipts (or copies of receipts) of expenses incurred. This report
will be sent to the President of AAUP – IL within a month
after the event. We also grant permission to AAUP – IL to
have this report published in the Illinois Academe and/or posted
on the official AAUP-IL web site.
• 6. Dated signatures of the five founding members. (Must
be current AAUP members)
Grant applications for new chapters must be sent directly to the
President of AAUP-IL via regular mail. Copies of the grant application
must also be sent to the members of the Executive Committee. (See
AAUP –IL Web site for names and addresses of members of the
Executive Committee. www.ilaaup.org)
Professor Walter J. Kendall
The John Marshall Law School
315 S. Plymouth Court
Chicago IL 60604
For further information please contact:
Professor Walter J. Kendall
Tel. (312) 987 - 2377
E-mail: 7Kendall@jmls.edu
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