Details regarding the additional appointment (date/length of appointment, percentage of time, type of work, benefit to student, etc.):
Current academic status (status of graduate career, dissertation progress, etc.):
Request for Paid Parental Leave for Students on Appointment
PPRA Academic Work Plan
Assistantship Duties Work Plan
The University of Colorado Boulder Graduate School Emergency Fund is intended to help meet the financial needs of CU Boulder graduate students who encounter an emergency situation resulting in unforeseen expenses during their degree program. Newly admitted graduate students may receive emergency funding for qualifying unforeseen expenses incurred within 30 days prior to the start of their first enrolled term or after the term begins.
This program does not cover students enrolled through Continuing Education, the Law School, the Leeds MBA program, or CU Boulder graduate programs offered through Coursera.
Eligibility: Students must be enrolled full-time in a CU Boulder graduate degree program on the main campus. Students may receive assistance from the Graduate School Emergency Fund no more than twice during their graduate degree program.
Situations eligible for funding (up to $2,500) include events such as:
The following situations are ineligible for funding:
Please upload receipts, bills, or other supporting documentation below. We are not able to accept Explanation of Benefits (EOB) documentation or grant funding based on estimated patient costs. Documentation must show the amount actually paid by the student or the amount for which the student is currently responsible.
Please note that this is a discretionary fund and awards are dependent upon available funding. If your request for emergency funding is denied, there is no appeal process.
Important information for international students requesting emergency travel funding:
International travel may have immigration consequences for students in F-1, J-1, or other nonimmigrant status. Recent changes to federal immigration regulations may affect a student's period of authorized stay in the United States following international travel and reentry.
If you are considering travel outside the United States, you are strongly encouraged to consult with CU Boulder International Student and Scholar Services (ISSS) before making travel arrangements or departing the United States. ISSS can provide guidance regarding how international travel and reentry may affect your individual immigration status, documentation, degree timeline, or future immigration benefits.
Approval of an Emergency Fund request for travel does not constitute immigration or travel authorization and should not be interpreted as confirmation that international travel or reentry to the United States is advisable or guaranteed.
Have you applied for or received emergency funding from another university-sponsored resource? (e.g. the Division of Student Affairs Emergency Fund or another campus emergency funding program.)
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Additionally, please note that the university takes disclosures around threat of harm to self or others seriously and when information of this nature is received, it will be shared with the appropriate offices to offer additional support and resources.