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Question: Overview In the heart of Greenfield University, amidst the bustling campus life, Sarah, an enthusiastic sophomore majoring in astrophysics, dreamed of sharing her passion for the cosmos. She envisioned a place where students could explore the mysteries of the universe together. This dream led her to the idea of forming the University Astronomy Club. Sarah first approached Dr. Ellis, a beloved astrophysics professor known for his engaging lectures and extensive knowledge of celestial phenomena. Dr. Ellis, seeing the educational value and the potential for inspiring young minds, agreed to serve as the club's faculty advisor. Eager to get started, Sarah also reached out to Mark, the President of the Student Union, to understand the requirements for establishing a new club on campus. Mark outlined the necessary steps and emphasized the importance of drafting a comprehensive proposal. Sarah then met with Linda, the head of the University Events Department. Linda provided insights into how the club could organize events, such as star-gazing nights and guest lectures, and utilize university facilities. Recognizing the need for funding, Sarah sought advice from Mr. Jenkins, the university's finance officer. He explained the funding application process and the financial reporting requirements for club activities.