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When
completing the gift form, you may specify a particular department,
program or cause by providing this information in the message box.
See Ways to Give and Popular Gift Plans below
Giving to CEHD
Giving is a major component
of the University’s private support initiative which recognizes alumni and
friends who make outright contributions to the
In President Obama's first address to the nation he encourages Americans to achieve higher levels of education if our
nation is to compete successfully in the global economy.
“Right now, three-quarters of the
fastest-growing occupations require more than a high school diploma,” President
Obama said. “And yet, just over half of our citizens have that level of
education. We have one of the highest high school dropout rates of any
industrialized nation. And half of the students who begin college never
finish.”
“This is a prescription for
economic decline, because we know the countries that out-teach us today will out-compete us tomorrow.”
At CEHD, we welcome all inquiries to discuss options in pursing their goal of achieving even higher
levels of education, whether it is specialty certifications or an advanced degree.
With our extensive list of traditional and alternative programs to online and
distance learning, we have multiple educational options available. We are
eager to meet the needs of new students and working professionals, in ways are best for them to learn.
At the
- Invest in our students by providing scholarships, financial assistance, resources and opportunities for graduate assistantships
- Attract and retain excellent faculty and support staff
- Provide students and faculty with high-tech facilities, laboratories and other training tools and equipment
- Build scholarly research programs
Ways to Give
When completing the gift form online, you may
specify a particular department, program, or cause by providing this
information in the message box.
- Cash, securities, property, a
bequest from your will, gifts that provide income for life, including
charitable gift annuities and charitable remainder trust, naming CEHD as the
remainder beneficiary of your IRA or other retirement plan, and corporate or
private matches
- Volunteering
- Help us coordinate events, fund-raising efforts or get immersed in a faculty’s research efforts.
- Consulting / Guest Speaking
- Professionals and experts can offer our students and faculty unique insights and diverse expertise
- Becoming a Community Partner
- Provide field experiences and clinical pratical experiences for our students
- Sponsoring or catering a CEHD event
- Donating Professional Services or Equipment
- Expand teaching environments with
labs, technology, equipment and leading-edge facilities by assisting us with our initiatives including:
- A new
- A new Center for Gifted Studies
- New Center for Elementary Physical Education
- State of the art Human Performance Laboratory
- Laboratory and Professional P-12 Schools
-
Teacher Initiative-eTEACH
- A new
Popular Gift Plans
- Young Alumni Monthly Gifts
- You can make a small gift of
about $10 or $15 dollars a month simply by having your gift automatically
withdrawn from your bank account. Your gift helps us
immediately and your donations build overtime.
- Annual Gifts
- Many of our long-time donors
choose to make a donation every year. Because
of this loyalty we can count on these renewing funds each year.
- Parents Gifts
- CEHD parents give to support
their children’s home-away-from-home and the mentors who are inspiring and
challenging their children.
- Research for a Cause Gifts
- Making significant contributions can
directly affect the lives of students who are preparing to make an impact on
many of our society’s core needs and issues. Some donors are electing to support a specific research and development
cause. Some examples of these high need
areas include:
- Childhood obesity and the fight
against chronic lifetime diseases, such as diabetes and cardiovascular disease
- Teacher shortages in high needs
school districts in the areas of math and science
- Counselors and therapists to work
with families, mental health needs and those with addictions to substance abuse
- Physical fitness providers to
work with cardiovascular disease, adult onset diabetes, and other health &
wellness areas
- Researchers to assist the
community and other agencies in finding answers to various problems