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The Division of Student Affairs supports student success by creating environments where students can excel academically and develop personally through a myriad of programs, services, activities, events and physical structures. In order to enhance our ability to enhance the experience of our students, the Division of Student Affairs seeks donors to help fund divisional priorities in the following areas:
Student Emergency Fund
To assist students with temporary housing, books, clothing, etc. who have suffered a temporary loss due to apartment fire, theft, domestic violence or other personal tragedy impacting their ability to excel academically.
Beneficiary Office
Student Assistance and Support Services
Jamil Niner Food Pantry
As more students learn about the Pantry, it is in need of more food to support its clientele, specifically food that appeals to our international students.
Beneficiary Office
Leadership & Community Engagement
Fraternity and Sorority Life
There are over 2,000 students in 42 chapters participating in fraternities and sororities. The all Greek GPA is above the all campus GPA. Fraternity and sorority leaders are also leaders in other student organizations. Your support will provide leadership development training for emerging chapter and council leaders and provide online education on topics such as hazing and sexual assault prevention.
Beneficiary Office
Fraternity and Sorority Life
Signature Programs
University-wide events such as Homecoming, RecFest, 49er 5K Run/Walk, and the Step Show competition need individual and corporate sponsors to defray event costs to better redirect University funds in support of high quality programming.
Beneficiary Offices
Fraternity and Sorority Life, Student Involvement, and University Recreation
Financial Literacy
Most students have never taken a personal finance course or workshop prior to attending college. Financial literacy programming includes money management, budgeting, debt resources, and short- and long-term planning.
Beneficiary Office
Student Assistance and Support Services
To provide merit based aid to students.
Beneficiary Offices
Center for Wellness Promotion and Fraternity and Sorority Life
A staple of outdoor leadership training, the low ropes course is in need of new elements and repairing of existing elements to meet the team building needs of clientele.
Beneficiary Office
Venture Outdoor Leadership
To assist students with gaining employer-desired skills through attending leadership development workshops, conferences, outdoor leadership training, symposia, etc.
Beneficiary Offices
Student Involvement, Fraternity and Sorority Life, Student Niner Media, University Recreation, Venture Outdoor Leadership, and Leadership & Community Engagement