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Your support expands opportunities for students and strengthens our commitment to transforming education in a diverse society.
Whether you are a friend, colleague, community member, or UC San Diego alum, your gift makes a difference. Every contribution supports scholarships, partnerships, research, and practice in the Department of Education Studies.
A special fund has been established to support initiatives that directly benefit our students and academic programs. Your contribution helps create opportunities that might not otherwise be possible.
How Your Gift Makes an Impact
- Undergraduate Research Projects: Students can conduct research with faculty mentorship and share their work at academic conferences.
- Graduate Fellowships: Gifts provide support for students in competitive programs, including the M.A. in Teaching and Learning: American Sign Language-English Bilingual Education.
- Transformative Research: Contributions support innovative and collaborative studies that address important educational challenges.
Other Ways to Give
- Call Gift Processing at (858) 534-4493.
- Mail your check payable to UC San Diego Foundation to UCSD Gift Processing, 9500 Gilman Drive, #0940, La Jolla, CA 92093-0940.
For more information on giving to the Division of Social Sciences, visit their website.
Additional Giving Opportunities
Education Studies Department General Fundraising Campaign
This fund supports academic programming, student-centered activities, and student scholarships.
Give to EDSAmerican Sign Language-English Bilingual Education, Teaching and Learning Fellowship
Your contribution supports students in the program.
- Pursuing an M.A. in Teaching and Learning: American Sign Language-English Bilingual Education
Partners at Learning (PAL) Campaign
PAL offers service-learning classes to UC San Diego students from all colleges and majors. Your contribution supports PAL student work and projects at underserved P-12 schools throughout San Diego County.
Give to PALChrispeels Doctoral Fellowship in Educational Leadership
In 2010, Janet Chrispeels, Professor Emeritus of Education, and Maarten Chrispeels, Professor Emeritus of Biology, created this fellowship during UC San Diego’s 50th Anniversary and the campus Invent the Future Campaign.
The fellowship supports graduate students in Education Studies. It is intended for students with experience serving low-income and underserved communities and for those who show leadership in addressing social and educational inequities.
Past and current recipients have shared how the fellowship has shaped their lives and strengthened their work in support of social justice and equity in schools and communities.
Give to Chrispeels