Stroke recovery is about more than survival. With your support, we can help survivors reclaim connection, confidence, and quality of life—every step of the way. At the Craig H. Neilsen Rehabilitation Hospital, we are redefining what it means to recover from stroke. For survivors, recovery isn’t just physical—it’s emotional, social, and lifelong. The Quality of […]
At the Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (PM&R), we believe that recovery means more than restoring function—it means restoring independence, dignity, and quality of life. We help people reclaim their lives after stroke, injury, or complex disease through expert care, research, education, and technology. Our close collaboration with engineers and scientists across the University […]
Healing is about more than medicine. With your support, we can bring comfort, creativity, and connection into the recovery journey for every patient. At the Craig H. Neilsen Rehabilitation Hospital, recovery isn’t just physical—it’s emotional, social, and deeply personal. For patients facing life-changing injuries or prolonged hospital stays, joy, identity, and connection are vital to […]
Imagine a future where movement is restored by thought alone. At the NeuroRobotics Lab, that future is being built for patients living with paralysis, limb loss, and neurological injury. The NeuroRobotics Lab at the Craig H. Neilsen Rehabilitation Hospital is redefining what it means to recover after devastating injury and disease. By merging neuroscience, robotics, […]
A lasting legacy of resilience, innovation, and independence. This endowment empowers engineering students to create breakthrough adaptive technologies—opening new worlds of possibility for TRAILS participants and beyond. The Jana Ward Breakthroughs in Adaptive Engineering Endowment celebrates a remarkable life—and fuels a remarkable future. A proud University of Utah alumna and TRAILS participant, Jana has inspired […]
Our Graduate Student Support Fund supports master’s and PhD students who rely on stipends to help cover their living expenses while they are dedicated to graduate work, teaching, research, and more. Stipends can be as little as $25,000 a year, making it incredibly challenging to live in Salt Lake City. The College of Humanities relies […]
Through her compassionate spirit, Dr. Jenna Rosenberg Johns fostered deep empathy for people across the globe and in her own community. She was a graduate of the Spencer Fox Eccles School of Medicine at the University of Utah, devoting her fellowship year in the Center for Global Surgery to volunteering in Mongolia to help develop […]
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The Dean’s Innovation Fund supports the expansion and enrichment of student experiences at the College of Education. This fund supports unique opportunities for students through seed funding for faculty and student research, student travel and attendance at conferences, visionary and groundbreaking guest lectures, and much more.
The Department of Education, Culture, and Society is committed to the study and pursuit of social justice in education using cutting-edge frameworks that address a wide variety of backgrounds in educational policy and practice. Contributions to this fund provide seed funding for faculty and student research projects, allow for travel and attendance to conferences, and […]
At the heart of the Utah School Mental Health Collaborative is a mission to support the mental well-being of students and educators across our state. Through this collaborative effort between Huntsman Mental Health Institute and the University of Utah’s College of Education, we’re working hand in hand with school districts and community partners throughout Utah […]
The Council for Exceptional Children (CEC) is the largest international professional organization dedicated to improving the success of children and youth with disabilities. The student chapter of CEC (SCEC) at the University of Utah is a self-governed organization that works to prepare future special educators through professional development, political advocacy, and collaboration opportunities. Your contributions […]
The Utah Education Policy Center (UEPC) is an independent, nonpartisan research center at the University of Utah. Since 1990, we have collaborated with education leaders, policymakers, and organizations in Utah and across the country to advance evidence-based solutions that strengthen systems and improve outcomes. We conduct rigorous research and evaluation and provide expert technical assistance […]
The Department of Mathematics at the University of Utah offers a rigorous and effective mathematical education to a diverse student body, ranging from general education students to future engineers, scientists, and mathematicians. The department is a hub for the creation and development of mathematical ideas and techniques, both within pure mathematics and for applications in […]
The University of Utah Department of Atmospheric Sciences is the leading program of weather and climate-related research and education in the Intermountain West. It is recognized internationally for its expertise in cloud-climate interactions, mountain meteorology, climate physics and dynamics, weather and climate modeling, and tropical meteorology. Our research and teaching endeavors provide the knowledge and […]
The Jan D. and Patricia A. Miller Endowed Scholarship in Mineral Processing stands as a lasting tribute to the contributions of Jan D. and Patricia A. Miller, established by their friends, colleagues, and grateful alumni. This dedicated fund provides crucial financial support for undergraduate students at the University of Utah who are interested in the […]
Donating to the Metallurgical Engineering Scholarships fund at the University of Utah directly benefits the most crucial asset of the Department of Materials Science & Engineering: its students. These scholarships are a powerful incentive, attracting bright and ambitious individuals to a field that is fundamental to technological progress and national security. Many talented students face […]
Donating to the Metallurgical Engineering Greatest Needs fund at the University of Utah offers a unique opportunity to directly fuel innovation and progress in an essential field. Metallurgical engineers are at the forefront of developing the advanced materials that underpin virtually every aspect of modern life, from the lightweight alloys in the aerospace and automotive […]
