Thank you donors!
Your gifts to the College of Education empower our students and allow them to focus on their education, not a second job.
Our alumni and friends provide essential support for the College of Education's teaching, sport sciences, leadership, and technology programs, as well as research initiatives and scholarships for students at all degree levels. We welcome gifts from individuals, corporations, and foundations, and give donors a variety of ways to support the College.
There are three main methods of giving, all of which directly impact our students, faculty, and programs within the College: Annual Giving, Planned Giving, and Major Gifts.
Your gift helps us invest in exceptional students, top-tier faculty, and innovative programs throughout the College of Education.
Questions? Email Robby Poister or Molly Thomas
Contribute any amount annually to either the College of Education fund or an endowment. By making an annual donation of $1,500 or more, you will become a member of the Dean's Club and the UGA President's Club, which include special events for donors throughout the year. Alumni are also invited to join our 1908 Club for a monthly donation of $19.08.
Earmark a percentage of your estate to the College through the legacy of a planned gift. Donations guaranteed to the College of Education through your will or estate place you in our Heritage Society, which includes special recognition and events throughout the year.
Gifts starting at $25,000 have a lasting impact on the success of our students. Whether it's creating a named scholarship for a graduate or undergraduate student, or creating a distinguished graduate student fellowship to cover tuition and living expenses, a major gift has the power to change the course of students' lives. Major gifts may also be used to support the work of current professors, bring in visiting scholars, support public service engagement, and further research.
Your gifts to the College of Education empower our students and allow them to focus on their education, not a second job.
During my junior year, I was overwhelmed by the many expenses I would be responsible for to become a state-certified teacher. My scholarship came as a relief to a lot of that stress.
Lauren Tricksey, BSEd '16, middle school education
By giving me a scholarship, the College is telling me, 'We believe in YOUR investment. We believe in YOU.'
Thaurice Malloy, Del Jones Memorial Trust scholarship recipient
These scholarships are truly helping make my dreams come true.
Drew Keim, Del Jones Memorial Trust scholarship recipient