U surpasses $750 million in research funding
For the tenth year in a row, research funding hit another landmark year, reaching $768 million in fiscal year 2023.
For the tenth year in a row, research funding hit another landmark year, reaching $768 million in fiscal year 2023.
The Ovarian Cancer Education, Awareness and Research Fund was created to increase awareness of the signs, symptoms and risk factors for ovarian cancer as well as other gynecologic cancers (uterine, cervix, vulvar, vaginal and fallopian tube). The goals are to educate and improve the care of women diagnosed with gynecologic cancers and focus on innovative […]
The University of Utah’s Parkinson’s Disease Center of Excellence, based in Salt Lake City, is committed to passionately supporting people impacted by Parkinson’s disease (PD) by cultivating community, advocating wellness, enriching education, and strengthening outreach. All donations support a variety of Parkinson’s outreach programs, including the following: PD wellness programs (exercise groups) The “Dance for […]
The SPARC Environmental Justice Lab Fund helps students turn learning into action by supporting hands-on research, community partnerships, and pathways into careers dedicated to environmental and social justice. At the University of Utah, the SPARC Environmental Justice (EJ) Lab is a collaborative space where students, faculty, and community partners come together to tackle real-world challenges […]
This fund supports the University of Utah Hospital Trauma Program, ensuring trauma survivors receive the care, connection, and education they need to heal long after the injury itself. As Utah’s first verified Level I Trauma Center, the program provides specialized trauma care 24/7 while also leading survivor support and community education across Utah and the […]
When Noah Wagstaff was born in May 2022, there was nothing to suggest anything was wrong. His mother, Claire, experienced a normal pregnancy and delivery, just as she had with her four previous births. But when Noah failed to regain his birth weight at his one-week checkup, Claire had a nagging feeling that something was off.
For more than 40 years, Roger A. Freedman, MD has been a cornerstone of the Division of Cardiovascular Medicine at the University of Utah. He has mentored more than 70 trainees, cared for thousands of patients, and played a pivotal role in reshaping treatment paradigms in cardiovascular medicine. Notably, Dr. Freedman was instrumental in establishing […]
The Health, Society, and Policy Program (HSP) is an interdisciplinary undergraduate degree intended to guide students toward an understanding of the multidimensional character of human health. Students learn that human health is determined not only by pathogens, illness, and genetics, but also by lifestyle and behavioral choices, environmental exposures, socioeconomic factors, and cultural affiliation. HSP […]
Donations to the Professional Science Master’s (PSM) programs support graduate students who want to develop the skills required for management careers in technology-based industries, government agencies, or non-profits. The PSM degree combines advanced scientific training with professional skills and business knowledge, preparing students for leadership roles outside academia. It differs from traditional master’s degrees by […]
The Barbara Nash Fund for Undergraduate Success provides students in the Department of Geology & Geophysics with access to programs, initiatives, and educational and professional opportunities that will enhance their college experience beyond the standard curriculum. Examples of uses include (but are not limited to): Student research, including field expenses, supplies, analytical laboratory charges, travel […]
The Microbiota and Gastrointestinal Immunology Consortium (MAGIC) at the University of Utah is pioneering research on the human microbiome—the trillions of bacteria, fungi, and viruses that live in and on our bodies. These tiny organisms have a big impact on health, influencing digestion, immunity, metabolism, and even brain function. When the microbiome is disrupted, it […]
We believe in the power of art to connect, inspire, and engage. Through transformative educational experiences, we cultivate our students’ talents and empower them to think critically and express their ideas with confidence—visually, verbally, and in writing. Grounded in interdisciplinary excellence, our community of students and faculty advances scholarly and creative research while fostering growth, […]
This custom gift designation allows you to write in exactly where you would like your donation to be directed if you are unable to find the specific designation you’re looking for. Your support helps students, faculty, and a wide range of programs across the university. Why this designation exists Not every opportunity fits neatly into […]
Donations to the Steven G. Parker Memorial Scholarship in Computing honor the memory of Steven Parker, PhD in support of students pursuing a degree in computer science, data science, software development, or computer engineering. Dr. Parker’s groundbreaking ideas reflect the university’s mission to create meaningful societal impact through education and research, aligning closely with its […]
Your donation helps support scholarships for deserving students in the Department of Family and Consumer Studies (FCS). It enhances their educational experience, allowing them to delve deeply into the multifaceted issues that impact families and communities today. FCS is an interdisciplinary department in which faculty and students examine how social, economic, political, and physical environments […]
Economics sits at the heart of many of the most pressing questions shaping our society today. At its core, the discipline examines how goods and services are produced and distributed, how markets function, and how public institutions respond when markets fail or economic crises arise. These issues are not abstract. They influence debates over global […]