School of Communication Priorities
Contributions are needed for vital initiatives and projects identified by the dean as integral to enhancing the School's teaching and learning environment.
Undergraduate, Graduate, and Faculty Development
Supporting the School at a fixed level (from $500-$50,000) over a period of three to five years provides the stable source of revenue required to expand opportunities and address challenges, including expanding undergraduate research opportunities, securing distinguished visiting scholars, and enriching the curriculum.
Endowed Gifts for Research Development and Facility Development
Endowed gifts ($50,000+) create a permanent source of income and represent a long-term commitment to the well-being of the University and the advancement of the School of Communication. Endowed gifts may fund general or specific needs, or fund specific enhancements or additions to facilities. Donors often choose to name their endowed fund, thereby preserving the memory of a loved one or someone who made the academic journey possible.
To find out more about supporting the School of Communication, contact the school's director of development.
Undergraduate, Graduate, and Faculty Development
Supporting the School at a fixed level (from $500-$50,000) over a period of three to five years provides the stable source of revenue required to expand opportunities and address challenges, including expanding undergraduate research opportunities, securing distinguished visiting scholars, and enriching the curriculum.
Endowed Gifts for Research Development and Facility Development
Endowed gifts ($50,000+) create a permanent source of income and represent a long-term commitment to the well-being of the University and the advancement of the School of Communication. Endowed gifts may fund general or specific needs, or fund specific enhancements or additions to facilities. Donors often choose to name their endowed fund, thereby preserving the memory of a loved one or someone who made the academic journey possible.
To find out more about supporting the School of Communication, contact the school's director of development.
