The Tide is rising at the College of Human Environmental Sciences. Through the commitment of our supporters, CHES will continue to lead the field of human sciences – growing, thriving and fulfilling our mission of improving lives. Join us as we call upon our alumni and friends to elevate our college to new heights and provide for future generations of CHES graduates.
Read our Case Statement$24,000,000 Campaign Goal
$26,774,360 Total Raised
112% Progress
3,398Donors
Lauren Wong is one example of how philanthropic support in the College of Human Environmental Sciences program continues to help elevate our students’ experience during their time at the Capstone.
Read more about how your support makes a difference in the lives of students by clicking the link above.
Visionary CHES donors understand the importance of research on the future of innovation. One such donor saw that he could leave his legacy at the University in a way that also supported faculty and student research while honoring a close friend who devoted her life to research.
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Improving Lives of Our Citizens, Families and Communities
At the College of Human Environmental Sciences, we empower our students to bring about positive change in the world by improving overall quality of life. Our college brings together a wide range of disciplines which focus on the interaction between individuals, families and the environment – helping the very young to the very old enhance their mental, physical and financial well-being.
CHES continually adjusts, innovates and adds areas of study that impact the human condition. We are determined to provide enhanced learning opportunities to our students through technology updates, classroom upgrades and experiential learning offerings. We must also ensure that faculty are provided essential resources to conduct advanced research, engage in outreach and prepare a new generation of professionals that share our goal of improving lives.
While the reach of CHES, through our students, alumni and faculty members is great, our need is even greater. Financial support is imperative to enable us to train future professionals who will carry on our mission.
We call upon you to lend your support, because together, we can do so much more to improve the lives of our citizens, families and communities.
Stuart Usdan
Dean
