Give to the Clark Honors College

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Give to the Clark Honors College

Curiosity, Collaboration, Community

Clark Honors College students’ success is made possible by the support of generous alumni and friends like you. Your support helps provide an intimate learning environment with an average of 15 students per class. It allows our award-winning faculty members to teach students to innovate and excel in the classroom. With your support, we create unique courses that take students beyond the classroom and offer opportunities that point them toward future careers. Small classes that cultivate curiosity, dedicated teachers, unique learning opportunities, and programming that helps all students feel that they belong—these are the hallmarks of the CHC experience. Your gifts open doors. We couldn’t do any of this without you.

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Give by Mail Now

Send in a completed giving form with your check to:

University of Oregon Foundation Gift Services
1720 E. 13th Avenue, Suite 410
Eugene, OR 97403-2253

Please make checks payable to the "University of Oregon Foundation” and include the name of the CHC fund in the memo. University of Oregon Foundation Tax ID Number: 93-6015767 

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Student Success
Robert D. Clark Scholarship Fund
The Robert D. Clark Scholarship Fund enables us to provide critical financial support to students in need so they can complete their education. Scholarship funding boosts retention in the CHC. It enhances diversity, equity, and inclusion by making the CHC a reality for students from all walks of life. And it solidifies students’ sense of belonging in our community, providing tangible evidence of how much our alumni and donor base want them to succeed.
Support the Clark Scholarship Fund
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Strategic Initiatives
Dean's Innovation Fund
Experiential learning opportunities like the Mentored Research Program, our Visiting Fellowships in Equity, Justice and Inclusion, and CHC’s Teaching Innovation Fellowships are all supported by the Dean’s Innovation Fund. In addition, this fund supports the Knight Campus Undergraduate Scholars and the OHSU Knight Cancer Institute summer internship programs. Your support of this fund gives students and faculty the ability to pursue research opportunities whose outcomes affect the world.
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General Programs
Robert D. Clark Honors College Fund
The Robert D. Clark Honors College fund supports the kinds of innovative programing that make the CHC such an enriching experience. It makes possible the Calderwood Seminars in Public Writing and the CHC Three Minute Thesis competition. It enables us to send students to Stanford to participate in the Women in Data Science conference, and it funds community building and support of CHC student affinity groups. 
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What CHC scholarship recipients say...

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As a student working hard to pay for college on my own, I truly appreciate this generous gift to further my education.
Gabe Chan, Computer Science and Math
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The classes have made me a stronger communicator, more aware of my place in society, and will ultimately make me a stronger physician.
Lia Godino, Human Physiology
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Questions?

For questions about giving and philanthropic priorities, please contact Erin Hart, Director of Development for Scholarships and Student Success. Erin helps alumni and friends of the Clark Honors College explore opportunities to invest in the academic and research success of CHC students, faculty, and programs.

Erin Hart 
Director of Development, Scholarships and Student Success 
541-521-0438 
erinhart@uoregon.edu