Confusion over missing application materials delayed funding allocations during ASUU’s September general assembly meeting Sept. 24, leaving members and Registered Student Organizations (RSOs) frustrated with the process. New funding processASUU introduced a new system last semester for funding applications to replace the old ‘first-come first-served’ method. Now, RSOs must write an essay on how they have an impact on campus, which is then judged by the ASUU rules committee based on a rubric. “I just found out the rubric wasn’t even on the application,” Erik Bond, vice chair of the Legislative Assembly, said. The request drew comparisons to the old funding process, where clubs directly asked for money at ASUU assemblies and were granted based on who showed up first.