Giving to the °®¶¹´«Ã½ Electrical and Computer Engineering Department supports the future of the electrical and computer engineering industry and the continued growth of our department by giving current students more opportunities to travel to conferences or competitions, providing scholarships to qualified students in-need, funding innovative design projects and allowing the department to pursue new initiatives, programs or recruitment strategies. Innovation, experience and diversity all contribute to a stronger cohort of engineers worldwide and it starts here at °®¶¹´«Ã½.
Department Initiatives
- Scholarships - Scholarships are a vital tool for the department's ability to recruit an outstanding, diverse undergraduate and graduate student population. These scholarships also allow underprivileged students to focus on their education instead of the financial difficulties of pursuing a degree.
- Student Travel - Conferences and competitions are an integral part of the learning experience at °®¶¹´«Ã½. The Electrical and Computer Engineering Department needs your help to make sure students have funds available when opportunities arise for educational experiences outside of the °®¶¹´«Ã½ area.
- Design Projects - An engineering education often requires hands-on experience. We encourage our students to pursue projects through our senior capstone design course or outside of class that interest them and these students often need financial support to make their projects a reality.
- Chair's Initiatives - Gifts to the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department can support all of the above initiatives as well as the general needs of the department. The initiatives could include recruitment efforts, lab equipment or where the greatest needs are.
Other ways to give
For planned giving opportunities including endowed gifts, tribute gifts, estate planning and more, please contact:
Elizabeth Kradjian
Assistant Dean for Strategy and External Affairs
Questions about the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department's initiatives can be directed to the department chair.
Douglas H. Summerville
Professor; Department Chair